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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1967
Page
4
Two Views On Halting Bombing In Vietnam Debate
The piece presents opposing stances on stopping US bombing in North Vietnam. View One cites a 37 day pause and calls for an open ended halt to pressure Hanoi toward talks, while View Two warns de escalation could prolong the war and invites renewed fighting. It critiques Defense Department expansion and urges true big thinking toward peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
North Vietnam
New York
Robert Kennedy
Defense Secrary
McNamara
House Armed Service Committee
South Vietnam
North
Hanoi
Britain
Russia
Ho Chi Minh
Korea
South
Vietnam
National Scene Outlook on Negro Leadership Split and Summit
Washington observers see no clear new course as moderates in NAACP Urban League push for fair housing and civil rights reform while radicals in CORE SNICK face internal strains. A planned summit in Washington next month aims to clarify priorities, though some militants may skip. Slow gains abroad in Mississippi voting drive contrast with visible unity lacking at the national level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NAACP
Urban League
CORE
SNICK
Phillip Randolph
White House
Johnson
Congress
U.S
Watts
Chicago
Cleveland
Harlem
House
Adam Clayton Powell
Old South
Mississippi
Death Loses A Race In Vietnam
Lt Jim Latham of the First Air Cavalry was mortally wounded by a mortar in Vietnam but survived due to rapid medical evacuation and extensive in-field and hospital care. The account credits emergency transport, blood supply, and surgical treatment as key miracles of the Medical Corps during this battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AN Khe
Vietnam
NEA
Jim Latham
Latham
First Air Cavalry
Act of 12 Willful Men Arming Merchant Ships Debate
Fifty years ago President Wilson announced an administration bill to arm American merchant ships against German submarine attacks. He urged immediate enactment to curb filibusters and signaled possible executive action authorizing armaments on ships entering the European war zone. In Vienna, Austria backed Berlin in justifying U boat warfare saying nations shipping munitions to Central Powers enemies deserve no clemency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Senate
Vienna
Berlin
Truman cancels Caribbean vacation amid dangerous world scene
Twenty years ago on March 10 1947 President Truman canceled plans for a Caribbean resort holiday stating the international situation is fraught with danger. Secretary of State Marshall departed for Moscow to attend the Foreign Ministers Conference with a stop in West Germany en route. The District of Columbia expects 426000 from a windfall tied to a 700000 contempt of court fine ratified by the Supreme Court against the United Mine Workers Union and its president John L Lewis. The board of commissioners proposed Congress enact a two cent sales tax on all district purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Caribbean
Washington
Marshall
Moscow
United States
Conference of Foreign Ministers
West Germany
District OF Columbia
Supreme Court
United Mine Works’ Union
John L. Lewis
Board of Commissioners
Congress
CIA subsidies in student groups spark criticism and impact
Washington Today argues exposure of CIA assistance to student organizations harmed US efforts against Communism. It warns that publicity abroad and within the press damaged CIA credibility, complicating future intelligence work and the ability of student groups to operate independently overseas and at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIA
Congress
Latin America
United States
Europe
Warsaw
Nixon
Poland
Central Intelligence Agency
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U.S. News & World Report
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