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12 196
Feb.
Friday,
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have
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It
was
hundred
one
1865—that
14
April
ago—on
years
Lincoln
Abraham
his
observe
tion?
think
birt
with
would
He
slowed
of
he
would
of the
wonder
to
attaining
he,fought
which
for
here
were
rest
to
na-
what
the
brotherhood
and
died
He
the
perhap
would
poverty
into
he
was
largely in
so
could
help but
not
made
tal.
of
gratified that
a symbo
be
century later,
name
remains,
a
Rep
Olsen of
Montana
‘pay
preview
of
an
ing
the
Census
N less
than 4.5
being
are
Government
and
Fede
“The
billion
created
of
federal
year
small
agencie
$
businessmen
It
bil-
demand-
lion a year to supply the information
ed by Washington The committee found one
regulator agency which last-year produce a
questionnair costin a minimum of $85,00
to complete
abl
‘The paper burden
since the Hoover
ago found “reporting
cessivel expensiv
WILLIAM
has
see
grown
Commission
at
of
ministration
far
Photo
immor-
and
and
place
fram
issued in 1956
of its reporting
order
to
purchas
on
the
the
What
with
cut
10
into
effect
of
some
federal
on
have
effect
no
to
surround
paper.
is
armed.
commission,
new
a
the
with
improvements
gress. This might not
less will surely fail.
ments and, their
determination,
the
Even
ironical
is
more
basic fact that the efforts
more
Democratic
of
President,
a
Lyndo Johnson, to hold fast
in Viet
Nam’
to a
polic of
strength and resolution are be-
ing undercut most of all b fel-
Democrats
and suporte
low
most of all b his ostensible
oppositio the Republican
Democratic
‘five
least
record in
Senators are
now
oi
support of some form of nego-
Commu-
tiation with the same
nist aggressors who have made
a
grolesque and contemptuo
jest of every previous negotia-”
tion and solemn agreement of
the last 13 years, If it is not
Gore or McGovern who is talk-
i
disunity
another
themselves, yet
is raised in th
amon
voice
United States
so-
Senate in favor of
some
called settlement or negotiatio
which would
with the attackers
Viet
‘of South
the
mean.
mmunists and,
Nam to the
of all Southe
at length the
d
i
Asia,
There are ironies aplenty in
this state of affairs, not the
Sen.
least bein that men like
and
Ibert
Gore of Tennesse
east’
ing this
or
some
equally wist:
ful sort of
nonsense,
conscious but
this
desper
_f
BE
Hoover
Com-
put
to
power
approved by Con-
succeed,
tiple
o
Thi
anything
but
of
is
seldom-seen
liken
At right
Washington,
is the
D.C,
ae
a
New
York.
Memorial,
un-
dan
it is Sen.
erous appeasement
|
WO
of
head
Daniel
French’s
Geor
by
1862
famous
about
in
in
statue
‘Alexd Qara
This
E Perine,-
Lincoln
the
days
before
death on
marks. He
just
taken
was
April'
Lincoln
left.their
years
war
Sen.
or
1865.
54 years
was
technic
five
The
ness
partici
old.
At
CROMLEY
les
exercise of that right,
with
at
that
Indeed it
kind
of
fall,
that
us
and
a
could
man
into’
raid.
10.
count
The nearby
compoun of th
American adviso group to the’
Vietnames
‘Army Second Corp
he
t widel
ate in
some
duty
no
be
some
th
fair
der,
the
rate,
in
here,
of
part
‘O
that
of
his
At
-was
the
a
large
ex-
wire
fences.
|
Guards
and
some
gates,
stationed
at
other
key
check.
and
There
were
were.
ere
were
gate
and
barbed
barracks
airfield, there
and sandbag
were
alon
the roads,
But there.
were
in down these
were.
be
to
goin
When
including
also the interests of
States of America.
proposal these
for “settling”
South
Viet
howev
Nam
for
intended.
bein
men
are
ad-
difficult: af.
prescriptions
are
I
out,
tribesman’
We drove
the rutty’ roads.
of
fare
nig
took
a_body-
as
guard
fast
despit
airfield
It was at the Pleiku
that the Comum-
and barracks
Americans
killed
nists
‘seven
and wounded 10 on the week-
end of Feb, 7
It
at
would have been
all, when we
were
for
the
mortars
farmers:
nig
same
pound
go-
roads.
could
some
We
were
outside at
Nung
the
‘spot
points
certain
were’
them
not
them
Cong U.S, of-
at
there,
Con to bring
firing range at
Viet
within
airfield
the
trick
no
or
the
com-
for
eas
era
Sh
commt
stad p
talk
markin
practical, either,
agents to slip
trained
bombs and
in ‘at night with
recoilless rifles,
even
assuming
there was
inside co-opera-
no
patrols,
tion.
er
officers
The
talked
we
send
to
quit frankly
them
only
Tha
have
least. some
there
was
assute safety.
to
would
be
by
the
so
this
are
in
surren-
That
lightly
members.
And,
President Johnson
finally,
somethin
saw
radio silence,
“Until
like
this,
chances,”
or
until the patrdl
in. It& not
wait
sli
then
Difficult
I
to
its
the
reassert
Southeast-Asia,
is
carry water
hand
one
United
it
+
States, and, rather,
ahead
to
a
Tookin
are
of
meeting
leadership with
rela-
their
of
President
John-
son.
It also has b ee n suggeste
that in Southeast
United
is
States presence
pref
erable to the Soviets agains a
takeover b Red China,
Delivers Warning
One of Soviet
Premier
Alexei
Kosygin‘
to
Visit
lieved
warning
Minh
chief
to
providentia
importan succes
suddenl
South
to
Viet
is
deliver
action
might
in
Nami
President
against
has at
all
the support of the
events
Republicans for a manful and
(indispendabl line in Asia is,
quite simply, nothing less than
war’
on
niissions
North Viet
to have bee
his”
be-
a
Ho
Chi
which
the
escalate
Nain out: of
hand
On
sygin
phas of thi trip, Ko-
have scoredian
seemed to
one
policy.
existence
of
betterment
a
throug
tions
North Viet Nam&#
of the Soviet co-
to
felt it
Moscow
necessary
re-assert its sositio as defend-
accuses
“bar-
Laos and
States.
That
was
endorsement
sociali
of
er
therefore
it
was
“and
countries
expecte tha
Kosygin would come to Hanoi
bearing gifts probabl prom-
anti-aircraft
of
ises
He
and
which
supply
weapons
Pea
cannot
Restr
Advocates
Yet it had no wish to become
involved in a war not of its own
choosin and in an area where
advocated.
re-
it always has
to the belli-
contrast
straint in
gerent policie of Red China,
tradition-
Ho Chi Minh has
of
fear
al
and
intervention
of his
Chinese
centuries
has sought
based
on
so
to
Moscow.
Ho& own.
party
betwee Moscow and
and he has had to look
open
ingly
kee
ti
to
But
to.
Peking
as
split
Peking
is.
increas-
Moscow&#
aid declined.
endorsement of the So-
The
viet polic of co-existence, then,
appeare fo be a declaration of
independe from Pekin
«aim
ultimate
Moscow&#
Geneva
Seemed to be another
to
neu-
Viet
for
called
to be held
conference
a
call which the Unit-
‘on Laos, a
ed States has rejecte on the
grounds that it was the Com-
themselves who.
munists
the accord of 196
as also
A neutral Viet
She
such
said
The
sough by President De Gaulle
France, would have
Soviet “advantages,
It would
Soviets
a
which
Asia
of
renewal
re-
voice
‘the
the
in
Jost
civil
definite
for the
Southeast
with
the
war
in
aos.
would pose’ the im-
Violation
threat of U.S.
tion and serve to kee the
of Red China looking south in-
it dis-
territories
stead of to.
Soviets in the
pute with
North and
Minh, he has
As for Ho
obtained neither from the Rus-
firm
the Chinese
sians’
nor
promises of hel in case the
should move to North’ Viet
war
Na
Re China knows that exten
of the war Would lay its
sion
interv
mediate
i
‘
are
to
that
was
dif-
get We
were
told
the
Con
Viet
often go out in small
they&
and
groups
North
Made
.
T morn
The
Paul
in’
Whiteman
of “sy
now
area
ter
viet
terrorists
legation
in
with
diplo
Israel
bombed the
Tel Aviv.
af-
-
like
in
an
and
the
near
concentrate-on-the-
withdrawing
movement,
enemy
has
the
Pleiku
and
Viet Nam areas.)
Giap when. the
weakened his fore-
rural
strike
areas,
in
es
there.
the
Giap
-
to
Russi
relations
Gia giv
Then, says
o
Blue.
1953
In
matic’
trouble
forces.
from
other central
ci
Yor
New
says
citie so that he will
his forces in those
(South
Viet
Nam
has
done this in the
U.S.-
sored
progra
the
has
Viet
concentrate
areas.
its
Abraham
‘Lincoln was born
this day in 1809
‘on
O this
da in history:
In 1912 China became a Re-
public as the Manchu dynasty
overthrown by Chinese Na-
‘was
ducte
clear
what his
up to in attacks
Pleiku, Tuy Hoi
eri
enemy
his
runs
Army,
Trang.
First,
star is Mars.
star is Jupiter.
evenin
tionalists.
In 192
it
are
at
those
at
who
Vietnamese
Con
Nha
aisie
Vietna-
mese,
By United Press International
Today is Friday, Feb. 12 the
43rd day of 196
32 to
The moon is
full. phas
novel-
no
Army?
Gene Giap
follow.
someone
patrols,
small
all,
Vietnamese wouldn&# patrol ex-
cept in large numbers. But the
and
bro
of
exper-
Other of-
didn’t
the
to
taking
agreed
to
then
answer
ficult
already has
Na
this
talked
we
break
somethin
just
we
in the U.S.
t
Almanac
move
With
could
it
do
we
which, ‘after
industries hopelessl
open to U.S. air attack, S far
Viet
North
Nam
is
as
con-
cerned, so does Ho Chi Minh.
cities
manag
of the
erly.
patrol, it
a
ienc infantryman
Positio
establish the
trality of the whole of
and South,
Nam, North
Calls For Conference
conference
in
men
The
continu
conduc
to dev
have
possibl to
enoug patrols to make. the
perimeter tight. Once a patrol
Big night patrol are
Viet
good he said, The
hear
and
duck
them
Con
by,
cov-
‘Walton
the Sk
b
no
away,
can’t
aggressively.
would
solution,
go
un-
They&
radio,
a
only three
aggres-
sive nigh patrolling
officer suggeste
One
The
territory.
silently,
that
—
way
big
-
at
—
did
one
bi
few
a
leaves
He argue that for length
perimeters like those at Plei-
ku small, three
man:
patrol
needed. Each patrol would
are
all slept soundl at
we
nevertheless.
These officers knew, and said
But:
night
of
added, to
he
than
more
This
gaps,
covered
the’
this,
knew
out
Why,
barous’:
bombing of
of threatening to exten the
of Indochina.
t all
war
evi:
On the other there
no
i
dence that the Soviets seek a
United
direct
clash
with
the
Presi-
—
that
man-
flowers,
ficers.
of
Viet
ficers
shoulders.
the
the
is
&#
Democratic
the
both
‘on
goo enoug
with,
however
attempting
influence in
Soviet Union
poli-
whi pettis reckons
mad is all but incredible
and all. but incredibly.
irrespon
sible at
this.time and in these
circumstance
That: the ca be made with
no
more
protest from more re:
sponsibl members of the Sen-
ate
speak less than well for
such
In
usin this stick to
t-only the -rest~-of the
United:
in
mig
and
querul th
but
tre
airfield
pense.
the
Soviet
majority
fact
a
It
any
be
to
the
The
his
proud
been
organize
artsy-crait-
world,
at
minority
stick
beat
was
blight
a
number
have
tin-pot country with
to the
fevel
tical
any
(thoug
of
some
extr
worried
Any
NEWSOM
PHIL
that in the
seems
side of the Senate
precio
tolerab
to
and Le
At Pleiku
gun
neutralism
is running pret-
It might be appropri-
sy
about
hit
was
tree
it
certain
and
was
The
ditch
in
One
could be
before a
a
Viet Con
claimed he
under
cover
mango
expanded PX.
were
walled
-
just ho fast
get out o the
could
and
out
of
weak
some
in
discussin
man
barracks
of
you.
Democratic
a
fact
bogt
He
captai
marauder—not,
puts down
and quits
until
Tommy
shootin
this
section
without
the time to get to the
case
con-
“negotiate”
cannot
mittedly dreadfully
oper
however,
Last
this
armed
an:
his
The
hs
go)
had
of the most beau-
the
in
province.
American®
military
adviser,
room,
government
under three successive
Admin-
istrations has seen. quite clear-
making
tear
throug
takin
one
garden
jor
a
the
of brow the
ina
about his
he wasn’t
had
area
tiful’
sitting
you
Count
Kille
Wer American
The
door,
South Viet Nam, is an un-
doubted
exercise of the right
free speec
It is also an extremely dubi-
ly that
|
man,
A
on
ous
a
ses
present
the
of
dent,
cai
WASHINGTON
(NEA)
wall--dFBne-of
part of the
barracks at Plei-
American
ku is weak.
It-is
nailed ,loose-
ly to the studs, A man can run
hard against it and bust out
«=
Democratic
of
leader n
the Senate.
For men in stich position as
these to. talk as they are talk.
ing, while Red China and the
Soviet Union publicly vie for the
privilege of aidin the assaults
sidering
u
prograt
portrait
keys
Idah
Church of
Frank
majority,
rgr
engraved
(left),
Wh
Wayne Morse of Oregon or Sen,
Mike Mansfield of Montana, the
rty—is
“1 want to
25,
Johnson’s
back
will
bureaucrats
required
is
of
President
to
Nov.
action
Bureau
business
cabinets
taken
finest portrait. It: was
of his beard is evident in this
Lincoln’s
The
start
Eisenhower
President
relieve
of
Photo at left
considered
to be
Alexander
Hesler, of Chicago.
1860 photo (right).
million.
300
stronger
to the
fashioned along the lines of the
but
to
Security Ad-
with
burden.
propensity
themselves
reduce
take
as
bureau
file
of
in 1956
Budget
second
to
—
Eisenhower
directive
such
ness
the boys
more
hair
photo
the
poli-
or
RAY
Communist
pressure rises
and around Viet Nam, An th
plus the tragic inabilit of
themselves to sus-
Vietnamese
tain and run a really viable re-
gime is bad enough
fact
is the
But far
worse
time
the ‘enemy
that
every
heats up the military situation
Vietnamese
there and the
out
produc
of
taken
bushy
fin
respect and
cree
Social
will
it
—
and submission to “nego-
at the
tiation”
moment
very
the Communi on their side,
are
increasin their commit-
long
right.
left
said to be one of th
earliest
is
In 1839, at the ‘ag of 30, he had
face.
In 1858, he pose for
unlined
detail.
Note the portrait’s
f
the
averages about'5
—
the
presidential
a
shaken—determination
to
hel
resist
Com-
South Viet Nam
munist aggressio And so the
fast
are
men
bein divided
country’s
at
Lincoln.
and an
ner’
crisis
this
still
bill.
at
government& great-
the
reports
Obviously,
Georg McGovern of South Da-
kota are quite willing to talk
the languag of pompous weak-
The
in
and
five-dollar
the
on
un-
Red tape accumulation
pace. The Internal Reve-
record
a
un-
—
—
It’s
business,
grows.
year,
a
missions
years
it
collector
consider-
to the government is ex-
and burdensome.” Follow-
approachin
portrait daily.
have
Amon The Democrats
fast.
‘this
truth
Voices Of Dissent
is
face.
8
S. WHITE
WASHINGTON
heard the cry
many pictures
him.”
Here are a
and
are
homely, haunting,
of that strange,
his
in
observes
race,
of the
on
Service—
nue
and
--
burden
Bu still
million
rec-
papermill
this
government
to
nation’s
timeless
again
of
Millions
pace.
confuse
can
It does it with
Bureau
the
th Budget
congressman.
What&# more, the cost of
the
back
that
“that
comprehend
now
President
report,
paper
est
new
each
this
ordered
continues
Paperwork
to the
not
giant
a
ing
costs
ny
the
and
gay,
that
the great is-
day is at last
world
nation
regardless
than
limited
which
Lincoln
grateful
stored in government buildings ‘‘at a cost of
$ per square foot, on the average,” accord-
is
to
grave
jollity of laughter to
prophetic intuitions
rec-
seein
in his
engulf the
Abraham
reverence,
his col-
Subcommittee
on
entitled
Statistics
open
ever-quickening
tics.
and the Amierican tax-
thought by making public a
upcoming report by the House
for
Jungle.”
ords
give
has
Congres
in
food
pictures
the
of
the lip; in
of
curve
from
power.
in
stagnatio
an
differences
A.
faraway
and
with
Pape Jungl
A
Jeag
and
comfort
of
must
and
worldwide
his wisdom he would
and
birthday
He
receives
at
most
States
criticism
split the nation
the
and
n
look
dedica-
than
compose through the same patient
derstandin and love of fellow man that
find
plenty.
his
that
United
leadership
resolved
country
selfless
be
to
land
a
he
as
his
An in
born
astonished
be
which
prevails
still
even
which
sue
ollicki
from
serious,
ev
of expres
the
gamut
heheld the awful
of war,
panorama
of oppression and suffering There
of Lincoln;
there is no portrait of
better
the
of
find
being
shade, sparkle of the
Jon
agai
and
ceaseless
He
after
cen-
a
marvel at the obstinac
He might well
in
of the human race
failing to heed the les-
so
sons
tragically ‘and dramatically offere
in the blood War Between the States.
that
to
might
generation
has
-
few
fri
understand
President
resigned
hostility.
tury ago.
reared
that the
be
ognition of
have
down in
us
man
if he
the
single photograph
no
country.
could
He
What
compassio
freedom,
of
tion to his
assas-
was
sinated.
that
powerless before a face that moved through a thou-
sand delicate gradation of line and confour, ligh and
Aliv
If Lincol Were
written
the essenti Lincoln.
John Nicolay,
privat secretar wrote: “Graphic art was
ever
Lincoln'
continues:
If the
ene-
‘the
rushes
my
any of his
back to the rural
men
areas,
then strike again at the cities.
he
his
concentrates
men
into
ke areas, hit the areas
he leaves ‘unguarded
If
he
then split his men to guar a
lot of small
then con-
areas,
centrate the guerrilla forces and
hit thes weak troo outposts
7