Public Should Be Told A Great Deal More
The editorial argues the public deserves fuller disclosure of the U S spy and defense machinery. It links the Gary Powers U2 incident and the Tonkin Gulf events to a credibility gap in Washington, urging clearer official accounts and accountability.
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Russia
Washington
Bay of Pigs
Gulf of Tonkin
U.S.S. Pueblo
Johnson
Robert McNamara Lee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Tonkin Gulf
U.S
Gulf
Congress
Understanding Blessed Are the Poor in Spirit
The phrase refers to those who recognize spiritual poverty and need before God. They admit their sinfulness, seek mercy, and rely on Christ's grace, making them "blessed" with access to God's kingdom. Those who see themselves as whole have no need of a physician. The kingdom belongs to the humble who trust in God.
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Kingdom of Heaven
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Christ
South Korea
United States
United Nations
Moscow
Peking
Leaders must face facts on Vietnam and secrecy
A columnist argues the Johnson era mishaps in Vietnam and the Pueblo seizure undermine U S leadership. The piece criticizes government honesty and urges public disclosure of key facts such as the Yorktown carrier near Korea, noting taxpayer funded vessels and the need for open government.
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Far East
George Romney
New Hampshire
Pueblo
Romney
America
U.S
Greece
Berlin
Mid- East
Korea
Dominican Republic
Cuba
Free World
Washington
Sea of Japan
Japan
Debate grows on Pueblo rescue and nuclear policy
Drew Pearson reports that U S officers dispute the Pentagon version of the Pueblo seizure. He cites claimed air force shortfalls in Korea and Vietnam, a stretched navy, and a shift toward nuclear weapons complicating rescue efforts. A confidential White House report allegedly details a tense boarding sequence and near-misses at sea.
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U.S
Pentagon
Korea
Korean
Vietnam
United States
Panmunjon
Pueblo
Washington
White House
U S Must Not Retreat From Reds In Asia Says Lawrence
David Lawrence argues the United States cannot withdraw from Southeast Asia as Vietnam war dynamics involve global powers. He urges a worldwide economic blockade and allied pressure to stop Moscow and Peking, warning UN inaction risks wider guerrilla warfare and civilian suffering.
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North Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
Peking
Moscow
United Nations
Africa
Asia
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