Editorial: Reason not passion in Pueblo incident
A Pueblo incident editorial urges restraint and measured response to North Korea. It argues emotion could push toward force, endorses cautious diplomacy, warns against military escalation, and stresses deterrence, intelligence, and avoiding a third front in Asia.
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Pueblo
Congress
Tonkin Gulf
North Korea
Pearl Harbor
Johnson Administration
State Department
United States
Armistice Commission
Panmunjon
Washington
Vietnam
Laos
Asia
Natural insect control methods gain traction over chemicals
Spurred by works like Silent Spring researchers developed safer pest control. Methods include sterile male release to halt reproduction, species specific attractants, juvabione from balsam trees to block maturation, and milky disease against Japanese beetles. These natural controls aim for effective, safer results.
Stratton faces four way GOP primary battle in Illinois
A four way GOP gubernatorial race forms as former governor William G. Stratton formally signals another bid. Ogilvie and Gottshalk compete for Cook County support while Altorfer draws Downstate votes. analysts note Stratton's name may be less decisive with newer, younger voters and television shaping campaigns.
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Illinois
William G. Stratton
GOP
Richard Ogilvie
Stratton
Peoria
John Henry Altorfer
Ocllvie
Arthur Gottschalk
R-Flossmoor
Cook County
Chicago
Mr. Stratton
Garrison’s Kennedy probe faces new rebuffs from witnesses
New Orleans DA Jim Garrison tackles renewed refusals from four key witnesses and questions FBI hindrance as his probe into Kennedy’s assassination tightens. He alleges a CIA linked conspiracy and notes Bradley’s conspiracy charge while Shaw’s trial approaches.
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Martin Waldron
New York Times
New Orleans
Kennedy
Jim Garrison
Garrison
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Johnson
Interbureau
F.B.I
F.B I
J. Edgar Hoover
Edgar Eugene Bradley
Clay L. Shaw
Shaw
Central Intelligence Agency
Cuba
C.I.A
Dallas
Loran A. Hall
Kernville
Calif
Thomas Beckham
Omaha
Lawrence J. Howard Jr
Los Angeles
Kerry W. Thornley
Tampa
Fla
Marina Oswald Porter
Richardson
Tex
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Hall
Dallas Young Men’s Christian Association
Ruby
David W. Ferrie
Ferrie
Beckham
Bannister
Ward
Delesseps S. Morrison
Mexico
Dallas Y.M.C.A
Howard
Jack Ruby
Thornley
Bradley
West Coast
Carl McIntire
Kennedy liberals debate presidential power at Harvard
Harvard Kennedy supporters clash over how Robert Kennedy should approach the 1968 Democratic nomination and the Johnson administration. They weigh moral opposition to Vietnam against party loyalty while debating whether RFK should stay in the race and remain available.
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Harvard
RFK
James Reston
New York Times
Cambridge
Mass
Kennedy
Washington
Johnson
Robert Kennedy
New York
Kennedy-Johnson
Cremetvia
Vietnam
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Theodore Sorensen
Richard Neustadt
Bobby
John F. Kennedy
Robert
Sorenson
Schlesinger
Sen. Kennedy
California
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Leon Oswald
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Arizona
FBI
Mrs. Ohio