The Power To Escalate And Winning Of The War
Two intertwined questions dominate the Vietnam debate. Should expanded bombing risk a China clash and does the President have authority to escalate without a formal war declaration. The Tonkin resolution and Senate doubts frame a broader fight over executive power in foreign commitments.
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NSA Leaders Are Kooks Says Buckley Jr
The piece satirically critiques the National Students Association after CIA funding questions, noting its independence from patriotism. It cites NSA actions at the 20th Annual Congress including anti draft stands and inviting Communists, and questions student opinions and funding sources.
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Vietnam
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Sam Sherman
University of Michigan
NSA Votes to Disaffiliate from Non Communist Internation
The NSA voted to disaffiliate from the non Communist International, signaling a shift in alignment. The move underscores evolving political stances amid broader Cold War tensions and internal debates over international solidarity.
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Middletown Journal Subscribers Rates and Mail Terms
The Journal Published daily by News Journal Inc. outlines subscription rates for weekday copies at 10 cents and Sunday at 15 cents. City delivery costs 60 cents weekly. mail rates are 15 dollars for 7 days within trading areas and 24 dollars outside, with 38 dollars outside the U.S. All subscriptions payable in advance.
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Used Book Fair Aims to Aid Middletown Scholarships
AAUW Middletown plans a three day Used Book Fair October 12 to 14 at Middletown Shopping Center selling textbooks fiction nonfiction mysteries and more to fund scholarships for local senior girls college bound in 1968. Volunteers need donations and pickup arrangement is available by calling Mrs Revelos or Mrs Day. Also District Ten Ohio State Nurses Association offers a refresher course starting September 18 at Miami Valley Hospital School of Nursing Dayton.
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National Geographic
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Henry Day
District Ten
Ohio State Nurses’ Association
Miami Valley Hospital School of Nursing
Dayton
Fidelity Building
Ohio
War powers debate: president can act before declaration
In Congress debates the presidents power to wage war without formal declaration. The article cites Wilson, Truman, UN actions, and NATO as examples where rapid response occurred without Congress declaring war. It notes advantages and risks of declaring war and the view that in a nuclear age prompt action may supersede legislative delays.
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Treaty Organization
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Congress Losing Statute and the Presidency Power Struggle
MAX LERNER argues the Fulbright hearings act as a rear guard against presidential overreach and asserts Congress must reclaim foreign policy authority. He cites global trends diminishing legislative power but sees a lively Senate rebelling on war, aid, and military assistance.
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Congress
Deaths from Snake Bites Reach Forty Thousand Worldwide
The worldwide annual death toll from venomous snake bites approaches forty thousand. The USS Red Rover served as the United States Navy's first hospital ship, expanding medical relief at sea.
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Red Rover
United States Navy
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