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At a Lion ' s Club meeting of leading citizens , the day after the warning was
issued , the members joked about the warning and laughed uproariously when
someone arrived wearing a parachute . What the club members were
communicating ...
At a Lion ' s Club meeting of leading citizens , the day after the warning was
issued , the members joked about the warning and laughed uproariously when
someone arrived wearing a parachute . What the club members were
communicating ...
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The study details how this turnabout by Mr . McNamara - originally a leading
advocate of the bombing policy and , in 1965 , a confident believer that American
intervention would bring the Vietcong insurgency under control - opened a deep
...
The study details how this turnabout by Mr . McNamara - originally a leading
advocate of the bombing policy and , in 1965 , a confident believer that American
intervention would bring the Vietcong insurgency under control - opened a deep
...
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Their incredible ineptness also allowed the Washington , D . C . , police to obtain
evidence leading to the arrest of Howard Hunt and Gordon Liddy , the organizers
of the break - in , who had not been caught at the scene of the crime .
Their incredible ineptness also allowed the Washington , D . C . , police to obtain
evidence leading to the arrest of Howard Hunt and Gordon Liddy , the organizers
of the break - in , who had not been caught at the scene of the crime .
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Contents
Why So Many Miscalculations? | 2 |
The Wrong | 48 |
Or Why the Fortress Slept | 72 |
Copyright | |
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