Nuremberg ghosts walk abroad in Viet Nam era critique
The essay recalls the Nuremberg trials and argues the precedent makes subordinates individually responsible for war crimes. It warns the principle challenges in Vietnam and South Vietnam where civilians and captured personnel are killed without trials. The piece laments the erosion of humane conduct standards and calls for new agreements limiting liability to those who command.
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Oslo
Willliam Joyce
London
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Marshal Tiro
Trro
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Nuremberg
Germany
International Tribunal At
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Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Ulster Roots Span Presidents in Scotch Irish Heritage Link
Ulster ancestry study highlights a strong link between Scotch Irish emigrants and early American families. It cites ten U S presidents with Ulster roots, detailing settlements from Carrickfergus to Dungannon and Tyrone. The piece notes how parish registers and family Bibles preserved vital statistics across generations.
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Northern Ireland
New World
Virginia
Carolinas
U.S
The Danville Register Rates and notices
The Danville Register lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, mail and carrier delivery, with prices for various terms. It notes Associated Press rights, regional advertising reps, and postal zone pricing details plus renewal reminders.
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Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
Soaper Critiques Pentagon Pace Over Belt Buckle Standard
Senator Soaper says monitoring Pentagon developments closely and that no third war can occur until armed services standardize the belt buckle. He notes fathers, and others, seek where the summer went, with bills and check stubs used to show spending.
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Armed Services
Father
Johnson vacillation cost Latin American victory in Dominican crisis
Ralph de Toledano argues President Johnson failed to sustain decisive action in the Dominican Republic. He claims US forces halted a Communist seizure, but Johnson’s hesitation allowed liberal critics and State Department factions to undermine policy, risking Moscow influence and partisan international legitimacy.
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Lan
Domingo
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Dominican Republic
Santo Domingo
Caribbean
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Fidel Castro
White House
Juan Bosch
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TLS
Italian Drift Raises US Dominoes Rumor and Dom Rep Crisis
A young Italian industrialist laments stalled economic growth and a Vatican-backed Christian Democrat Socialist pact. The piece critiques Modernism in Catholicism and warns of a possible second Dominican Communist putsch as Reds gain strength, aided by waning US intervention amid Fulbright critiques.
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Europe
Vatican
Ress
Rkabe Ate
Retention Of 14b Faces Senate Debate In 1960s Tussle
John Chamberlain notes a broad bloc of senators backing extended debate to block repeal of Taft Hartley Section 14(b). He highlights Everett Dirksen’s stance and the public backlash against filibuster tactics, stressing that momentum rests with popular opinion rather than party lines.
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To¢R
U.S. Senate
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North Carloina
Richard Russell
Yesteryear
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Utah
Curtis
Nebraska
Tower
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Arkansas
Holland
Florida
Thurmond
South Carolina
Hickenlooper
Tews
Marton
Kentucky
Mundt
South Dakota
Carlson
Kansas
New Zoos Explore Bird Markets and Political Parodies
A fragmented piece surveys modern zoos with open-air enclosures and walk-through bird cages, praising naturalistic designs at Washington and Bronx zoos. It shifts to political commentary on 14(b) labor issues, filibuster talk, and figures like Sam Ergin and Tower, interlaced with Italian politics and a fleeting note on cultural dances.
Fulbright Doctrine on Social Revolutions and Dominican Crisis
Washington report on Senator Fulbright warning that a Communist win in the Dominican Republic could reshape Latin American policy. He argues diplomacy must face this "unthinkable" fact, while critics label his stance as tolerating Communism. Administration, Senate Republicans, and Dodd oppose his views.
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Santo Domingo
U.S
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Pravda
J. William Fulbright
United’ States
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D.C
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D., Ark
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America
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