U.S Viet policy faces mixed signals and rising criticism
The piece notes growing American dissatisfaction with Vietnam policy while acknowledging some stabilizing moves in Saigon and a potential turning point in the Vietcong monsoon offensive. It cautions against immoderate rhetoric and urges sober analysis of a uniquely complex military-political effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Sulzberger
New York Times News Service
New York
United States
Marshal Ky
Saigon
Annam
U. S
A Distorted Mirror of War in Vietnam Policy Debate
The piece argues against simplistic views of Vietnam policy, noting open television coverage and the need to consider regional realities. It compares current aims to Kennedy’s 1963 policy, acknowledges allied support from Korea, Australia, New Zealand, Thailand, and others, and stresses that Vietnam is not solely a Buddhist or isolated struggle.
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Laos
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Asia
Tthe Unified Buddhist Church
South Korea
Australia
New Zealand
Thailand
Philippines
Taiwan
Johnson
Kennedy
Plateau Des Fromages
Lasserre
New York
Herman Schwartz
State University of New York
Gallagher
Edward V. Long
D-Mo
London fashion folly and the mini skirt trend analysis
Russell Baker surveys London fashion mania and the chest toupee craze as signs of cultural shift. He argues London overreaches in setting trends while Americans imitate the look, creating a fragile era of style and social commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Baker
New York Times
Washington
British Empire
London
America
Atlantic
United
Ana
New York
Chicago
Los
Privacy Erodes as Snooping Grows in Urban Life
A feared rise in surveillance invades daily life as stores place hidden mics and two way mirrors appear in dressing rooms. Cctv cameras monitor aisles and docks while corporations push concealed photo capture at checkout. Experts warn Americans risk a 1984 like conditioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Gallagher
D-N.j
Orwell
Paris Dining And Privacy Privacy In A High Tech Age
Paris food writer Craig Claiborne reviews Lasserre and Ledoyen noting refined menus and prices while a broader essay discusses pervasive eavesdropping. The piece contrasts haute cuisine with wired privacy crimes and microelectronics spying across offices and public spaces.
Anti Semitism Study Draws Church Leaders Discussion
The Glock Stark study links anti Semitism to Christian doctrines and notes that more theologically Christian believers tend to be anti Semitic. A 150 member church leaders meeting, including Protestant Catholic and Orthodox educators and editors, debated methods and social roots of prejudice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times News Service
John Cogley
N. Y. Times
New York
University of California At Berkeley
Charles Y. Glock
Rodney Stark
Anti-- Defamation League of B'nai B'rith
United States
Jewish Service Organization
Anti - Defarmation League
John B. Sheerin
The
Catholic World
Heodore Gill
San Francisco
Thelogical Seminary
Nieal Way
Gill
Dore Schary
Anti - Defamation League
Smithsonian Expands as National Art Center Seeks Global Presence
The Smithsonian, under S Dillon Ripley, grows into a major national art hub with acquisitions like the Hirshhorn collection and bids for ancient Egyptian temple and Russian art. It plans to move to the old Patent Office building in 1968, expand abroad, and establish new museums and a center for American arts and crafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Glueck
New York Times News Service
New York
Smithonian Institution
Washington
Smithsonian
Wright Brothers
Samuel Kress
Joseph H. Hirshhorn
Yale University
Peabody Museum of Natural History
Hirshhorn
Metropolitan Museum of Art
United States
United Arab Republic
To Kim
Soviet Union
Johnson Wax Co
Cooper Union Museum
Saul Steinberg
Smithsonians
Ripley
National Collection of Fine Arts
David Scott
National Gallery of American Art
Congress
James Smithson
Smithson
National Collection
Patent Office
National Portrait Gallery
Court of Claims
Corcoran Gallery
Smithsonian Bureau
Museum of ‘Natural History
National
U. S
Sao Paulo
U. S. Information Agency
Venice
Canada
National Gallery of Art
Freer Gallery
Museum of Natural History
New Museum of History and Technology
National Air Museum
Zoological Park
The
Panama
Harvard University
John F. Kennedy Center For
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Malaysia
Singapore
Indonesia
Angeles
Toupee ‘Docks
Brooklyn
Jalong
Paris
Hollywood
Empire
Jules Loh
Associated Press
Towa
Bernard Fensterwald Jr
Senate
Craig Claiborne
Europe
Avenue
Franklin
D. Roosevelt
France
Chez Garin
Rue Lagranle
Garin
T. Ledoyen
Ledoyen
Microelectronics
Ben Jamil
Jamil
Saint Pierre
Camille Rodher
Chez - Garin
Internal Revenue
Sheldon Cohen
Treasury Department
Department
Great Art Center
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