LaRouche Victories Reveal Political Bankruptcy and Backlash
The Chicago Tribune analyzes Illinois primary results showing Lyndon LaRouche backed candidates George Sangmeister and Aurelia Pucinski winning nominations by hiding their presence. It portrays LaRouche as a fringe movement with extremist rhetoric, predicts intensified scrutiny and a challenging path to November, and argues the victory signals the movement's deterioration.
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Stephen Chapman
Lyndon LaRouche
Pols
George Sangmeister
Aurelia Pucinski
Jerry Brown
California
Mark Fairchild
Janice Hart
Mark Hart
Janice Fairchild
LaRouchies
France
Greece
Italy
Spain
National Front
Communist Party
LaRouche
Illinois
State Lawmaker Woods Convicted on 18 Counts
Rep. Robert R. Woods of Charleston, a pastor, was found guilty in Columbia federal court on 18 counts of mail fraud for submitting false claims to the U S Department of Agriculture intended to aid a kindergarten program at the Presbyterian Church. He has resigned from his House seat amid the trial and related controversy.
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Robert R. Woods
Charleston
Columbia
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Woods
Rep. Woods
Congress
Woods
General Assembly
Hubert A. Fielding
Ralph Gasque
John Long III
John C. Pracht IV
U. S
William Jennings Bryan Dorn
Forgiveness and Recovery After Forgeries Advice Letter
A reader admits years of small forgery and seeks guidance. The response cites possible motives and urges repentance through confession, church involvement, and seeking God’s help, plus making restitution to those cheated to break the pattern.
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G.F
Jesus Christ
Christ
Can We Abandon South Africa by John F Elliott
Elliott argues against hurriedly abandoning apartheid South Africa, warning liberal leaders could trigger a bloody civil war and foreign meddling. He criticizes U S meddling in Cuba Vietnam and Iran cases, urges historical understanding, warns against overestimating democracy, and notes American ignorance of its own government.
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Batista
Cuba
Corazon Aquino
Castro
Kennedys
South Vietnam
Carter
Khomeini
Somoza
Rhodesia
South Africa
Pretoria
India
Amy Carter
Ethiopia
America
Gorbachev Sings Tone of Gulf Sidra Summit Message
Washington dispatch analyzes the Geneva summit between Gorbachev and Reagan as signaling a tough stance on terrorism and regional issues. It notes Soviet readiness to assist Libya if needed, while highlighting U S naval caution and intelligence gains during the Libyan strike and Kremlin reaction.
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Geneva
Mikhail Gorbachev
Reagan
Robert McFarlane
Gorbachev
Cuba
Nicaragua
United States
Gulf of Sidra
Libya
Pentagon
Washington Post
Tripoli
Gulf
U.S
Khadafy
Soviet Union
Mediterranean
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
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