Belief Our Past and the US Role in World Commitments
A compact critique of American foreign aid from World War II to the Vietnam era. It argues aid expanded containment of Communism, highlights Lend Lease, Truman Doctrine, and Marshall Plan, and warns that Okinawa reversion and reduced will threaten Southeast Asia and allies like Israel and Berlin. It ends warning of isolationist trends in Congress and antiwar movements.
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United States
U.S
France
Dunquerque
Roosevelt
Churchill
Iceland
Britain
Newfoundland
Bermuda
West Indies
Congress
Greece
Truman
Western
Europe
Africa
Asia
Russia
China
Rogers
State
Connally
Treasury
Japan
Okinawa
Byrd
SEATO
U.S. Senate
Senate
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
Jerusalem
Berlin
Korea
the Times
Johnson
Cuba
Berlin Wall
Kennedy
Lincoln
LBJ
Senate advisory on Indochina ends in political posturing
The piece argues the Mansfield amendment is advisory and not binding, criticizing Senate Democrats and dove factions for blocking President Nixon's withdrawal plan. It notes Hanoi will not discuss POW releases until withdrawal dates are set and mentions a nine month phased withdrawal tied to POWs. Government agencies push drunk driving campaigns.
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Senate
Indochina
Congress
U.S
Executive Branch
Richard Nixon
Kennedy
Johnson
Laird
McNamara
Nixon
Mansfield
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Paris
Taft Institute seminars aim to revive civic learning
The Taft Institute of Government conducts summer seminars for social science teachers to energize high school study of American political institutions. Notable colleges and universities partner, including Oklahoma City University and Lehigh, with participation from practicing politicians. The program seeks to renew public understanding of history, principles, and the political process to foster informed citizenship.
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Robert A. Taft
Taft Institute
eiTaye Oy
Foundahotel
Sludgepump
Terre Haute
of Arizona
Pepperdine College American University
Tufts University
Peabody College
Oklahoma City University
Lehigh
University of North Carolina
Taft
United States
Robert Taft
Yales
Parting Shots on Fame and Academia in a Turbulent Era
A fragmented critique blends cultural quips with a profile of Segal and Love Story. It contrasts campus radicals and celebrity authors, notes Kael’s reaction to Segal, and reflects on academic life pressuring writers to push political meanings. The piece toys with irony about authority, legitimacy, and public perception.
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Jenny
Cavilleri
Erich
Segal
ac|Radcliffe
Harvard
Rene
The
New Journal
Credis
Lase
Yale
Charles Reich
America
Reich
Pauline Kael
Svat QeKdl
Rogers
Academe
Segali
Origins Of The War And Brain Control Futures
In 1971 a new book by Karlins and Andrews argues behavior control could reshape society. It cites Delgado’s experiments turning a bull to halt and memories induced by brain stimulation, and suggests memory transfer and drug or hormone controls may soon exist, prompting debate on freedom and governance in a psi cycled future.
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NEW York
NBA
Thomas Henry Huxley
Andrews
Karlins
Science Acer
Mr. Huxley
Sudjic
George Orwell
Herman Kahn
Marvin Karlins
Lew
Fannening
Deen Aeapeaee
Yale
Jose Delgado
Delgado
Tulane University
California
Stanford University
Hay Iito
Athe
S. Andrews
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By Russell Kirk
Maowacalester College
Saint Paul
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Einstein
Dad
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Aipon
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Erich Segal
Danville
Associated Press
Branham Company
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
Holmes Alexander
Lee Mueller
Washington, D. C
Lyndon Johnson
Washington
Holmes
New York Times
Symington
George Washington
Barry
Goldwater
Lingoln
Manassas
Gettsburg
G.il R. Taylor
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