McCain Kerry push to normalize Vietnam ties at memorial
At the Vietnam Veterans Memorial anniversary, Sen. John McCain and Sen. John Kerry urged quick normalization of relations with Vietnam. McCain praised President Clinton for lifting the embargo and proposed a Senate sense resolution to move forward, while Dornan attacked bipartisanship and urged a Valor Park memorial. Wayne Smith urged leaving politics at the wall and moving on.
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John McCain
R-Ariz
Discovery Channel
Clinton
Vietnam
McCain
John Kerry
D-Mass
Senate
U.S
Washington
Stanley Karnow
Rep
Robert Dornan
R-Calif
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Kerry
Dornan
Wayne Smith
Vietnam Wall
Responsibility in the hate speech debate and media figures
Eschewing censorship, President Clinton urged responsibility against hate speech and violence from right wing broadcasters and online boards. The piece notes reactions from conservatives and calls for leaders to confront extremism with accountable, nonviolent action, citing figures like Liddy and Gingrich as context.
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New World Order
Mark Koernke
U.S
United Nations
William Cooper
United States
Clinton
Oklahoma
Gordon Liddy
Rush Littbaugh
Oliver North
America
Bob Dornan
Dornan
Newt
Gingrich
Phil Gramm
Oklahoma City
Harsh rhetoric sparks dispute over violence and free speech
A Washington debate unfolds after President Clinton criticizes conservative talk show hosts following the Oklahoma City bombing. The Wall Street Journal prompts a discussion on whether extreme rhetoric fuels violence, with liberal voices and media figures cited as labeling opponents. The piece notes defenses of free speech by ACLU figures and Nat Hentoff as the column appears Mondays and Thursdays in the Herald-Journal.
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Bill Clinton
Oklahoma City
Wall Street Journal
Jimerica
Ted Bundy
Japan
Carl Rowan
Doles
Bob Herbert
New York Times
Herbert
NBC
Bryant Gumbel
House
Richard Gephardt
Gingrich
Cutie John Leonard
CBS
Congress
Clinton
ACLU
Nat Hentoff
al Thomas
Herald-Journal
FAA bans inexperienced pilots paired with rookie co pilots
The FAA rules that new pilots cannot pair with similarly inexperienced co pilots, prompting questions about cockpit safety and training. Officials indicate changes take effect promptly, with airlines preparing for the transition as pilots and crews adjust before the holidays.
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