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Bonin Return Not Sufficient to Quiet Critics in Japan
The United States plans a swift return of the Bonin Islands while retaining Okinawa, a move meant to calm fears but unlikely to satisfy Sato’s critics. Tokyo sees the Bonins as key in defense, and leftists will demand broader U.S. withdrawal or parity with Okinawa’s status amid regional diplomacy and Vietnam support questions.
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Pacific
Sato
Japan
Okinawa
Ryukyus
Vietnam
Indonesia
Burma
Laos
Philippines
Thailand
Singapore
Malaysia
South Vietnam
China
Australia
New Zealand
Harold Stassen seeks sixth GOP presidential bid despite doubt
AP writer James Marlow portrays Harold E. Stassen as a relentless candidate with an incurable presidential itch. Stassen, once dubbed the Roy Wonder for Minnesota’s three governor terms, has failed in recent runs and will again seek the nomination as a peace candidate while aiming to persuade voters with a plan to achieve peace.
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Harold E. Stassen
Stassen
Thomas E. Dewey
Oregon
Senate
Jeader Dirksen
Roy Wonder
Minnesota
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Richard Nixon
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
White House
Harold Stassen
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Norman Thomas
Socialist Party
Thomas
Boy Wonder
New Kennedy Assassination Theories Question Warren Findings
The piece critiques a philosophy professor turned investigator proposing four shots from three guns to kill Kennedy. It argues against his lack of credentials and technical experience, defending the Warren Commission and noting ongoing speculation will persist despite independent studies and subsequent book claims. It also cautions that a missing bullet casing is dismissed without explanation.
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Commission
Kennedy
Lincoln
Lee Starvey Oswald
Warren
Gavin urging lawful dissent on Vietnam polices
Retired General James M. Gavin campaigns on college campuses urging dissent within the law. He defends obedience to Selective Service as long as it stands and says change must come through legal process. Gavin praises lawful dissent as central to democracy and rejects anti legal resistance.
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James M. Gavin
Gavin
Vietnam
Johnson
Brandeis University
Collegians
Vietnam War analyzed in light of international power contrasts
Alfred Mori argues the Vietnam conflict must be seen within broader Cold War power dynamics. He contends U.S. policy mirrors containment of dictatorships under false socialism, warns of global repercussions of withdrawal, cites Soviet and Chinese aggression, and urges backing a free democratic America while condemning Mao and Ho Chi Minh.
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Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Genghis Khan
Federico Barbarossa
Russia
Esthenia
Latvia
Finland
Jungary
Tibet
China
India
Moscow
Peking
Mr. Fulbright
Foreign Relation Committee
United States
Indla
Indonesia
Thailand
America
Mao
Ho Chi Minh
South Vietnam
Waste Editor Letter on Drug Rehab Spending
A reader from Schenectady questions state spending on drug rehab programs. He notes irony in funding cigarette allocations for addicts, arguing a need for efficiency and taxpayer benefit.
A Thought For Today on City Value and Leadership
A columnist argues that city importance hinges on leaderlike people, education, beauty, and morality rather than size or wealth. They cite Athens and diverse U S towns to show population alone fails to define greatness, stressing human averages and cultural depth as true foundations.
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Virginia
Carolinas
United States
Athens
Palestine
Question Box Q What honor did Caligula bestow on his horse
Caligula declared his horse Incitatus a consul. The second query asks about Carbon-14 dating accuracy, which is within about 1 to 10 percent depending on context and sample conditions.
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Caligula
Rene
Incitatus
The Doctor Talks About Drugs and Neuritis Q A
Dr Brandstadt answers reader questions on the dangers of combining alcohol with barbiturates and muscle relaxants, neuritis causes and duration, polyneuritis types, and slowing motor neuron disease progression with general guidance and cautions.
Washington Insight: Westmoreland and Johnson in Trouble
Joseph Kraft argues that Westmoreland’s Washington visit and Johnson’s weekend tour reveal an administration floundering for support at home with limited impact on Vietnam. He suggests hardening views among officials and a lack of viable settlement strategy, concluding only a new administration can end the war.
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General Westmoreland
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Waltostow
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Johnson
Harry Truman
Vietnam
Thurston Morton
Kentucky
Robert Dole
Kansas
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Harris
Hanoi
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