Bombing myths vs ground reality on Route Nationale One
An analysis notes that Hanoi southward supply routes along Route Nationale Number One are repeatedly bombed yet remain operational. Rail and road repair are rapid, with movable traffic shifting to trucks and bicycles. Civilians along the line bear the heaviest burden while the military impact appears limited.
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New York Times
Hanoi
Saigon
Route Nationale Number One
North Vietnam
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
U.S
Vandien
Romantic revolutionaries ignore wreckage of society
Observes that many radicals seek to destroy the present to build a perfect future. Russell Baker argues the theory romanticizes upheaval and ignores humanity’s tendency to rebuild only from wreckage rather than from idealized destruction. He cites Hiroshima Harlem Vietnam and the Red.
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Russell Baker
New York Times
Washington
Berkeley
Hiroshima
Harlem
Vietnam
Red
Right Now Resolutions Won’t Work
A reflective essay critiques 20th century tendencies to wreck present society for imagined renewal. It contrasts modern bungling with earlier eras led by Jefferson, Augustus, and Vienna’s 1815 Congress, urging restraint against destructive revolt and urging wiser rebuilding.
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Connecticut Avenue
Washington
Los Angeles
Westchester County
Africa
Jefferson
Europe
Augustus
Laurel and Hardy
Kennedy rights and responsibilities in Death controversy
In The Nation by Tom Wicker, Washington notes the Kennedy family may exercise rights but cannot dodge responsibilities in the dispute over publication and serialization of The Death.
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Tom Wicker
New York Times News Service
Washington
Kennedy
William Manchester Book Shows Kennedy Contract Right
Mrs. John F Kennedy and Sen Robert Kennedy asserted contract rights that the final Manchester biography text be approved before publication Look Magazine yielded to pressure for deletions in earlier editions Harper Row faces similar negotiations The Kennedy stance questions publication before a judge or public opinion and highlights the balance between historical accuracy and personal rights.
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Williamanchester
John F. Kennedy
Robit Kennedy
Look Magazine
Kennedy
Slowdown Sentiment Shakes Democrats on Capitol Hill
Democrat leaders and governors show caution over Great Society pace after a tough election. At White Sulphur Springs on December 15, 18 Democratic governors pressed for slower, more crystallized programs, blaming antiadministration sentiment for Republican gains and voter discontent.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
Capitol Hill
Congressional
Johnson
White Sulphur Springs
W.va
House
Senate
Otto Kerner
Ilinois
Kennedy Family Faces Questions Over Authorized History
The text discusses the Kennedy family's role in commissioning an authorized edition of history, their public doubts about the book, and questions of propriety and censorship. It mentions Look magazine's role, and notes political implications and the family's high profile. Also referenced are Pastor Speake and local social ties, with comments on Johnson era politics and Mansfield urging Congress to reassess domestic programs.
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Plosest Associates
Senate Committee
Mansfield
Congress
Computer program aims to diagnose most diseases in medicine
A new software project seeks to cover virtually all diseases, addressing about one fifth of adult medical practice questions. The program plans to aid clinicians by providing diagnostic support across a broad range of conditions.
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