Basic Rules Of Humanity Should Not Be Violated
The piece argues that both sides in the Vietnam War commit inhuman acts and that even amid war the United States must uphold the Geneva conventions. It cites Red Cross condemnations of summary executions torture and civilian reprisals while urging citizens to prioritize humanity over partisan justification.
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New York Conservatives push practical reforms in state politics
The New York Conservative Party, with over 400000 votes in 1966, advocates an independent legislative budget staff, elimination of joint committees, and school funding freezes. It supports welfare residency rules and expands police powers to use deadly force for fleeing suspects, risks include reduced police caution and potential harm to suspects.
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Questions About Vietnam Stir Reader Letters
A reader questions the 80 percent poll on Vietnam support, urging reflection on human lives and military service. The letter questions the ethics of staying in Vietnam and prompts readers to reconsider their stance and contact Congressman Luken.
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There Is No Question America Faces a Rights Crisis
A column warns that mounting rights emphasis risks undermining law and order, fostering division across states and groups, weakening policing and courts, and potentially steering the nation toward dictatorship as Supreme Court rulings protect individuals at the expense of society.
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World War III Communist style begun in Washington
Senator Wallace Bennett says world war has begun with North Korea on war footing and Soviet support to Seoul and Hanoi. He warns of UN friction, Pueblo hostage issue, and possible US embargo as Moscow pursues expansion in Korea and Vietnam. The piece frames a looming global conflict under Soviet influence.
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Wallace enters third party race reshaping 1968 politics
Joseph Alsop asserts George Wallace’s announced third party bid will disrupt the 1968 race by drawing Deep South electoral votes away from Nixon and Reagan, boosting Johnson’s position. Wallace’s impact extends to turnout of Negro voters and potential future presidential viability in 1972.
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