The Strategy Of Error II A U S Review Of Vietnam
C L Sulzberger argues the United States risks losing credibility and facing domestic upheaval if it cannot master revolutionary warfare in Vietnam. He compares France's Algeria defeat, warns of European and global doubts about U.S. resolve, and questions how an embattled America would handle internal unrest and potential civil conflict.
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Nixon Rockefeller lead widens amid Romney withdrawal
A national survey shows Nixon extending his lead over Rockefeller from 16 to 37 points since January while Rockefeller gains with Independents. Nixon leads 48 to 44 overall among Republicans, independents, and Democrats. Romney's support collapses to 7 percent as Rockefeller contemplates a draft.
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Observer chronicles how Romney quit the race on Feb 28 1968 triggering a GOP scramble. Nixon faced no challenger and pressed others to oppose him. After a string of failed appeals Nixon withdrew in May leaving Johnson to face a complex domestic and foreign agenda.
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Spy Planes Listen for Enemy Signals in World War II Era Tech
In a 1968 Junior Scientist piece, the article explains how planes not only photograph borders but also use specialized electronic gear to listen for signals from war materiel and personnel. It notes recordings from radar and ground to air missile commands and discusses the risks to pilots and the goal of gathering intelligence to protect national security.
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