Diplomatic course praised after Pueblo seizure resolution
The Pueblo incident forced hard choices for the United States. Quiet diplomacy yielded the crew's safe return and a U S statement of regret while North Korea kept the ship's electronics. Officials warned a tougher response could risk more lives and a broader Asian war.
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Protests and patriotism echo in local letters to editor
A reader recalls a fallen sailor's final words and praises national duty while denouncing antiwar protesters. Other letters laud the United Citizens Council of America, Sertoma International’s stance on law and order, and urge resistance to liberal influence, praising local civic concern over criticism of police.
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Grandparents Prayer and Christmas Message From Soldiers
A reader shares a Grandparents' Prayer asking for restraint and wisdom as aging continues. Another letter from Pfc. Charles S. Rowland from Fort Lewis Wash reflects on Christmas as a time for faith devotion and soldiers safeguarding liberty, praying for lasting world peace.
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Hanoi's Bleak Outlook for Vietnam War Plans
Joseph Alsop argues Hanoi faces hard choices to resume large offensive or shift to protracted small unit fighting. He notes B 52 strikes, aborted attacks near Saigon, rising North Vietnamese reliance on replacements, and the political risk for Truong Chinh's protracted war.
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Who Are the Real Players in Nixon’s Cabinet
John P Roche analyzes Nixon's early staff and cabinet selections, arguing the roster shows a public relations emphasis over real policy power. He questions who will actually provide candid advice, coordinate urban policy, and steer crucial decisions when principal aides clash.
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government panel to coordinate defense policy faces key figures
Professor Kissinger will coordinate William P. Rogers and Mel Laird with Professor McCracken of the Council of Economic Advisers joining William McChesney Martin and Treasury Secretary David Kennedy. The President's Science Adviser is expected to perform his duties, with potential clashes with Laird over anti ballistic missile feasibility.
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William P. Rogers
Mel Laird
McCracken
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William McChesney Martin
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Secretary of the Treasury
David Kennedy
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