What Causes Drug Abuse President Nixon’s War On Drugs
President Nixon declares a broad long term war on drug abuse and asks Congress for 155 million dollars for treatment rehabilitation and enforcement. He appoints Dr Jerome H Jaffe to coordinate efforts and signals possible more funds if needed. The piece questions root causes and urges studies on underlying social factors alongside rehabilitation efforts. It ends with a biblical verse.
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Lincoln and Johnson wars debated in hindsight
John P Roche surveys historical debates on Lincoln and Roosevelt, arguing Lincoln did not seek war and Roosevelt promoted conflict with Japan. He analyzes Johnson’s Vietnam escalation, detailing deterrence, minimal force, and airpower hopes, concluding long-term outcome tainted by hindsight.
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Time for a sharper path in presidential race
The piece critiques early campaigning in U S politics, noting candidates rush in for self serving aims while voters seek meaningful leadership. It discusses Nixon's potential edge if he ends Vietnam and resolves the economic muddle, and considers adopting a British style vote of confidence with more frequent elections as a possible but unlikely reform.
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Deception Charge Is Unfair in Pentagon Study Debate
Washington debates the Pentagon study on Vietnam policy, noting the 36 researchers lacked access to White House files or interviews with key participants. Leslie Gelb argues the history rests on documents alone, raising questions about impartial judgment and the study’s publication in court proceedings. Generals Taylor and McNamara comment on potential distortions and diplomatic embarrassment as Time reports suggest.
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Political Concerning the New York Times Pentagon Papers
William F Buckley Jr reflects on the Pentagon Papers and U.S. actions in Vietnam. He notes deception by the President, compares to FDR, discusses Australia, Vietnam, and public response, and labels the release as a political operation with broad consequences. The piece cites critics, media reactions, and potential government actions.
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