Anchor: From late 1963 to early 1965, Logevall claims, the Johnson administration faced a deliberate choice about whether it should raise or lower the stakes in  Make it an all-out test of will, which it became, or look for an excuse to leave--perhaps with the claim that the regime in the South had become too ill-behaved to be worth further U.S. support or lives.
Entailed: The administration at the time had to pick whether to up or lower the stakes.
Contradiction: The administration never even considered making changes.
Contradiction: Skateboarder above an outdoor ramp.
Contradiction: Only after a huge effort could the Japanese market be penetrable.
Contradiction: A man makes VHS recordings.
Contradiction: People are playing music.