Guam Talks On Vietnam Harden Military Decisions
The article reports that talks in Guam signal a shift toward military actions over politics in Vietnam. President Johnson seeks a fast exit while boosting military momentum under military advisers, replacing Henry Cabot Lodge with Ellsworth Bunker as ambassador to Saigon. Ho Chi Minh hopes to exploit U.S. political divisions in 1968.
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Spring Returns and the Hope of Renewal
The piece reflects on Spring as the yearly renewal that brings hope after winter. It cites Tennyson and Longfellow to contrast quiet natural change with dramatic upheaval and notes Spring’s arrival revives spirits, beauty, and aspiration in people.
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Editorial Research Sweet Days Of Spring And Equinox
The piece muses on the vernal equinox and spring’s arrival with cultural notes from literature and current events. It highlights citizen and student actions from Jersey City to London, drought concerns in Kansas and Oklahoma, rising crop plans, Easter dating, and a shift from past remedies to modern wellness approaches.
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Dodd Alcoholism and the Senate Staff Secrets
Washington reports reveal Sen. Tom Dodd's staff protected him during heavy drinking sessions. Attorney John Sennett questions forged checks but staff say Dodd signed under alcohol influence. O'Hare and Carpenter kept Dodd off the floor, with late nights, rest, and alcohol runs.
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Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Marjorie Carpenter
Michael O’hare
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Sanford Bornstein
Doreen Moloney
Jim Boyd
Mayor Stout Leads Push for New Post Office Site
Mayor Carson Stout heads a delegation to secure a new post office site with federal and urban redevelopment support. Rep. Horace Kornegay aided access through federal channels amid a maze of bureaus.
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Washington
Carson Stout
Horace R. Kornegay
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