Older Americans need jobs not more studies
Sylvia Porter critiques the Johnson era focus on studies over action for seniors. She cites 1965 era programs, weak implementation, and widespread age discrimination while urging real employment opportunities and part time work for the two thirds aged 65 and older who wish to continue working.
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Viet Cong: Pitiful Yet Vicious Enemy in Vietnam
Opinion essay portrays Viet Cong as desperate, poverty bound fighters driven by imagined hope. It argues the war’s path to peace lies in addressing root causes of misery and inequality, not total annihilation, and suggests letting the enemy win something to end the conflict.
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