Key to End of War Seen in Moscow Reassessment
Washington era analysis argues negotiations in Paris stall due to Viet Cong aims. Ample distrust grows as Ky and Thieu signal amnesty and ballot options for VC, while Rogers flags no immediate U.S. withdrawal. The core issue remains Moscow’s backing of Hanoi and restraint urged for closer U.S.-Soviet ties.
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Shotgun Antibiotics Out As Protection To Health
FDA halts sale of 78 multi ingredient drug products containing antibiotics. FDA commissioner argues antibiotics should be used precisely like a rifle not a shotgun to avoid unnecessary risk, while single ingredient drugs remain potentially safe. National Academy and NRC oversee the review of 3600 drugs from 1948 to 1962 for public interest outcomes.
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How Not To Write Scions In Arizona Legislative Tactics
A zealous Arizona gun owners group sent a telegram to state legislators urging Senate Bill 107 before adjournment threatening consequences. Lawmakers condemned the coercive tactic noting bargaining and threats harm advocacy. The bill died amid protests from other sportsmen groups.
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Noted King Biographer Links Growth to Spiritual Life
In a commentary on Martin Luther King Jr. The reader is urged to study King’s The Measure of a Man as a guide to the three life dimensions. The piece argues that true life requires balance of self development breadth humanity and faith culminating in connection with God.
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Kennedy's Dilemma on ABM and Soviet first strike
Joseph Alsop examines Senator Kennedy and Fulbright as anti ABM critics in light of new intelligence suggesting the Soviets seek first strike capability. The piece notes Kennedy's past stance on the missile gap, the 1960 campaign rhetoric, and contemplates how policy might shift under Gen. LeMay influence and a stronger military establishment in the USSR.
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Buckley on Wyzanski Ruling Draft Conscience Case
William F Buckley Jr discusses Judge Charles Wyzanski's stance that religious conscientious objection to war is unconstitutional under the First Amendment He compares Sisson and Cassius Clay to illustrate the difficulty of proving sincere religious belief for draft exemptions and the limits of legal immunity.
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Final Arrangements If Draft Boards Cave to Conscience Objections
A writer argues that if Sisson or others refuse military service through conscientious objection they will appeal to avoid Vietnam combat. The piece cites deserters and draft dodgers as rising numbers and urges boards to distinguish true conscientious objectors, suggesting widespread appeals could paralyze the draft movement.
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