Abortion Debate and Press Rights Stir in Editorial Letter
A reader blasts the court and lawmakers over abortion rights and free press. The letter links life liberty and happiness to government limits, criticizes Supreme Court decisions, and condemns attempts to curb reporting. The writer cites local figures and voices concern about censorship and gun control debates.
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Han Orsiee Tran
Tie Light
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Jim R. Gordon
Return of POWs brings tears of joy and sorrow
The community marks Operation Homecoming as eight San Antonio families learn their loved ones are among returning prisoners of war, while 15 MIAs remain unaccounted for. Hospitals prep for arrivals at Lackland, Ft. Sam Houston, and Brooke Army Medical Center as hopeful families await news and the nation offers prayers and welcome home wishes.
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Public TV faces balance debate over politics on air
A public broadcasting policy clash grips Washington as CPB board shifts conservative, raising questions about objectivity and which political programs may air. Critics warn of a vacuum if hard lines replace political programming and urge equal time for varied viewpoints.
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Yankee insult prompts reader anger in hometown letter
A reader laments a columnist from New York, citing repeated insults about locals. The writer, identifying as ATLL ROBBINS, calls for action and suggests sending the columnist back to New York after a recent piece titled Yankee inker sparked anger.
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Rabies and veterinary care unclear in a garbled text
A fragmentary article discusses rabies and animal health, mentioning dogs, qumabs, and preventive care. It references England, vaccines, and medical terms but the text is unreadable in parts, with many garbled phrases and misspellings affecting clarity of events or dates.
The Geneva Pact and Vietnam War Reflections
A reflective analysis of the Geneva Agreement, its failure to be implemented, and the broader implications for U.S. policy in Vietnam. The author recalls Chou En lai, Dienbienphu, and Kissinger while criticizing the no win strategy, urging a path toward peace and a better future.
LBJ A View of the Legacy
A middle aged Texas civic minded woman discusses Lyndon B Johnson and his legacy. She recalls facing monsters like Hitler and Stalin and questions how to respond about LBJ's foreign policy and domestic programs. The speaker notes advice to say nothing and admits remorse over the situation.
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Lyndon Johnson and Vietnam War in Historical Perspective
The author argues Johnson failed to secure decisive results in Vietnam and questions the lasting value of his domestic Great Society. He notes the unpredictability of Southeast Asian conflicts, the risk of future crises, and Johnson’s paradoxical mix of patriotism and vituperation while highlighting the era’s political costs and unrealized goals.
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