The Casualty List And War Policy Critique
The piece argues that U S casualties in Vietnam average about 2500 killed and 1500 to 2500 wounded weekly with a high wounded to killed ratio. It condemns war aims, notes domestic crime and erosion of freedoms, questions long term strategic outcomes, and criticizes Nixon's withdrawal approach. It predicts history will view Korea and Vietnam as a grave misjudgment by an intelligent nation.
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Armed Services
Vietnam
United States
Washington
U. S
Nixon
Hanoi
Senator Clinton Anderson urges release of Medicare physician fees
New Mexico Senator calls on the Social Security Administration to disclose names and fees of $10,000 plus paid to physicians and other providers under Medicare in New Mexico. He argues public data should be available, noting Medicaid disclosures showed large fees. current rules bar disclosure. The Knoxville News Sentinel editorial supports a full airing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Anderson
New Mexico
Social Security Administration
Knoxville (Tenn
News- Sentinel
June 24 in history spans wars treaties and politics
Today in history highlights events from 1948 the blockade of West Berlin and Allied airlift begin after the Soviet threat to the city. Other noted items include Cortes entering Mexico City in 1520 and the Jay Treaty ratified in 1795.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
West Berlin
U. S
A Conservative View Black-Eyed Pea Is Soul Food
Dr Kilpatrick declares the black eyed pea is soul food and good for heart mind and gizzard. He traces its status from creation to modern America and notes its reach beyond the South to elite kitchens and national tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kilpatrick
Pea
Black-Eyed Pea Society of America
Richmond
Noble
Legum
Milliennia
Yazoo River
Fifth Avenue
The
United
Grover Cleveland
Warren Harding
Baghdad
Moses
Rana Caesar
Columbus
da Gama
de Soto
Cortez
New World
John Smith
Virginia
George Bagby
Bagby
Marriage Unmasks Man in Beaten Path of Domestic Life
A harsh portrait of married life describing a transformed husband who shifts from gallant suitor to selfish routine bound to chores and money worries. The piece argues marriage exposes a man’s true nature and leaves the wife questioning what she did wrong.
Has-Been as Compliment and Life Milestone in a Bar Tale
The piece reflects on the idea of a has-been as a respected milestone. A narrator recalls a stocky 70s bar regular who once sang and played violin with bulldogs in a showman act. They recall playbills, the Palace, and the mindset of aging performers who embrace their faded glory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spot
Dot
Doc
Palace
Ater
Hasbeen
Manhattan Split Shapes New York City Mayoral Race
In a high stakes preview of the 1965 mayoral contest, Mayor John Lindsay trails in the Republican primary but could rebound on the Liberal line. Opponents John Marchi and Mario Procaccino loom as the main challengers as Conservative backing tightens the fight. Marchi holds an edge, running on two party lines, while Buckley era strategy aims to pull conservative Democrats toward Marchi.
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John Lindsay
New York
City Hall
Mario A. Procaccino
John J. Marchi
Lindsay
Marchi
New York City
New York State
Manhattan
Metropolitan
America
Manhattan Island
Greater
the Times
the Post
Sam Yorty
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
Buffalo
Atlantic Ocean
Richard M. Nixon
John Marchi
Staten Island
Nixon
Dan Mahoney
Kieran O’doherty
Brooklyn
Mario Procaccino
Bill Buckley
Student loan cuts linked to campus violence
A policy plan ties student loan eligibility to conduct on campus noting that violence could prompt loan suspension while containing free expression and experiences shared about California freeways and social interactions.
Ignorance of the Law Limits Justice in Daily Life
A discussion on why ignorance of the law is not a full defense in most cases. It cites a landlady who took a radio amid a dispute over rug damage and a driver speeding, noting that only specific intent can excuse certain crimes. Holmes is quoted on balancing individual justice with wider societal interests.
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Oliver W Holmes
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Hernando Cortez
Mexico City
U. S. Senate
John Jay
England
Marshal Henri Philippe Petain
Italy
Adolf Hitler
Moscow
Philadelphia
Thomas E. Dewey
Klaus Fuchs
East Germany
Britain
Lyndon B. Johnson
George Papandreou
Cyprus
Congress
By James J. Kilpatrickse
Potomac
Pennsylvania
Illinois
California
Prince Charming
Hone
Tha
Boyle
iBy Hal Boyle
Want
St. Louis
N. Y
Law
Order
John Chamberlain
Power
Jim Buckley
By Jay Henry
Broadway
Pasadena
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