Assassination Revisited Through Cold War CIA Shifts
A former CIA official recalls the agency purge of right wingers in the early 1950s and its shift from hard anti-left stance to strategies of co option, reflecting on covert approaches discussed in an Oxford pub.
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Assassination Plots and Cold War Realities Across Eras
The text surveys CIA involvement allegations and public reaction, noting assassination as a complex moral and legal issue. It recalls the Sukarno incident and mentions trial talk related to 1960s plots, then references the July 20 1944 Stauffenberg effort as a test case for moral judgment.
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Kennedy
Justice Department
Adolf Hitler
Count Klaus von Stauffen
Assassination Thresholds in Wartime Ethics
The piece weighs moral and political stakes of killing leaders like Hitler Sukarno Castro and Palestinian groups. It argues timing changes outcomes and questions whether past failed attempts altered history while noting American presidents face grave responsibility in such decisions.
Revolution of flowers in Lisbon and Portugal's drift toward communism
The piece surveys Lisbon as Armed Forces Movement rebels resist fascism while the Communist Party dominates politics and media. It notes posters greeting soldiers, signs deriding NATO, and rapid municipal and press takeovers, suggesting Portugal may become a Communist state. a follow up is promised.
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Armed Forces Movement
Rual Castilho
Portugal
CPC
Party Communist of Portugal
NATO
Russia
Bolsheviks
Salazar
Portuguese Communist Party
Socialist Republica
Benes
Orwell
Great Senate Debate Shapes Defense Policy Clash
The Senate debates over defense needs and foreign policy expose sharp political divides yet show rare cross party accord on defending overseas presence. Cranston Mansfield and Goldwater fear and praise foreign commitments while a $30 billion weapons bill moves forward amid calls to avoid withdrawal.
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Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
California
Alan Cranston
Europe
South Korea
Barry Goldwater
Cranston
South Vietnam
Cambodia
NATO
Ford
United States
Congress
Suez reopening spurs cautious optimism amid Middle East talks
Observance of Suez Canal traffic resumption reflects easing Arab Israeli tensions. Ford and Rabin push for peace steps after Sadat Salzburg meeting, with Syria moving troops to ease border flare risks. Sadat calls for a long peace process despite willingness to end belligerency and seek canal passage for cargo. The scene blends ceremony with renewed hope for containment and restraint.
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Salzburg
Austria
Ford
Sadat
Middle East
Inmate Jaycees Advocate Community Outreach at Lebanon CI
A letter from E Williams Gall, secretary of the Miami Valley Jaycees, defends outside inmate Jaycee programs at Lebanon Correctional Institution. He cites May 1972 baseball project and post tornado relief as examples of rehabilitation via inmate outreach, urging the director to resume community talks and parole-ready guidance despite staffing pressures.
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Lebanon
Monroe
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Jaycee
Lebanon Correctional Institution
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Ohio
Middletown News Journal Rates and Circulation
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