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LBJ and the Kennedy Doves Kennedy’s more dovish advisers recommended the policies that Johnson pursued, and generally approved of them until the 1965 escalation, often beyond. They lost no time in making clear that JFK’s commitment to victory would not be abandoned. On December 10, Forrestal, Ball,...

Chomsky on NSAM 263 In the July/August issue of Z, several articles dealt with the deterioration of conditions of life in American society and the loss of hope, trust, or even expectations for the political system. Reviewing some of these all-too-obvious elements of the current scene, I wrote that “...

Watching the Ken Burns-Lynn Novick PBS series on the Vietnam War put me in mind of a memorable essay that Jim Webb—Vietnam war hero, novelist, secretary of the Navy under Ronald Reagan, and most recently Democratic senator from the Commonwealth of Virginia—penned for the American Enterprise Institu...

Providence https://providencemag.com/2018/05/ken-burns-omits-vietnam-war/ What Ken Burns Omits From The Vietnam War By Mark Moyar on May 2, 2018 In this article based on remarks given at the Institute of World Politics, Mark Moyar critiques Ken Burns and Lynn Novick’s documentary The Vietnam War. Th...

Ken Burns’s ‘Vietnam War’ Is No Profile In Courage Though Ken Burns’s 10-part PBS documentary The Vietnam War doesn’t try very hard, he can’t be blamed for failing as a filmmaker even if he had. It can’t be done. There are too many Vietnam Wars to accurately portray in a documentary, even one 18 ho...

I'll never forget Whats his Nmae THE OTHER SIDE OF THE WIND Strange that arrival of a storied, unfinished masterpiece by the notoriously talented Orson Welles—a director whose unmade films are just as legendary as the ones he did make—should feel like it came and went with barely any notice, except ...

After the huge Wellesian feast served up in 2018, including his most eagerly awaited unfinished film THE OTHER SIDE OF THE WIND along with two excellent documentaries, plus Mark Cousins' highly enjoyable documentary THE EYES OF ORSON WELLES, many might think that the book on Welles is about ready to...

Orson Welles - What now? Here are 12 projects offhand that could and should be done. 1. THE FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH 2. A GOOD DON QUIXOTE DOCUMENTARY 3. A FAREWELL TO ARMS (radio broadcast) 4. THE DEEP (some kind of completion) 5. MAGIC SHOW COMPILATION (or documentary) 6. CHIMES AT MIDNIGHT IN STEREO 7. ...

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Looks very good, Jeff. But if you have room, I might consider putting the following sentence back:

"Morris or "Morrie" was a loving husband, father, brother, grandfather, uncle, and friend to many."

Mike

How's this for shortened version? I will send tomorrow. Morris E. Teal Jr. went to be with his Lord and Savior at Central DuPage Hospital in Winfield, Sunday Feb. 3, 2019, after complications from Cancer treatment for metastasized melanoma. Morris, 87, was born April 21, 1931 in Peoria, IL, but also...

Morris E. Teal Jr. went to be with his Lord and Savior at Central DuPage Hospital in Winfield, Sunday Feb. 3, 2019, after complications from Cancer treatment for metastasized melanoma. He was 87. Morris was born April 21, 1931 in Peoria, IL, but also lived in Florida, Texas, and several cities in Il...

Debbie and I conference called with Dr. Agreed to stop treatments that cause pain, namely pricks for blood sugar and shots for blood clots. They hurt dad, wake him up and in the scheme of things are not going to make the difference. Also, he will take an ultrasound of bladder to try to pinpoint what...