More Americans Working Than Ever Before in History
The piece argues that despite unemployment rising to 8.1 percent, total employed Americans reach a record 81.1 million. It blames population growth and immigration, notes illegal arrivals paralleled by unemployment, and critiques political reactions while urging focus on underlying causes rather than blunt remedies.
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Paul Harvey
Labor Department
Ital
United States
UPI
Carter
Thomas Lance
Office of Management and Budget
Andrew Brimmer
Ian Smith
Wounded Yet Optimistic On GOP Rejuvenation
The piece argues the Republican Party is weakened but not dead, urging renewal in South Carolina and nationwide. It notes a potential January party chair election, warns against chasing a resurgent Democrats, and predicts the GOP could regain strength sooner than expected.
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South Carolina
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
White House
Watergate
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Republican National Committee
Soviet Union
Neto
Angola
Moscow
Brezhnev
South Africa
Ussr
United States
Vietnam
What the Holy Spirit does in a believer life
The Spirit is God’s gift after Jesus left earth. He is our Comforter, teacher of truth, helps in prayer, opens doors of witness, and fills hearts with peace joy and love. Gifts exist but should not spark debate. The test is love not possession.
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Billy Graham
DR. Graham
M.C
M. C
God
Jesus
Earth
Paul
Christ
Holy
Farm Boss With Faith Trusts Carter Prospects
A Southern farmer and veteran praises Jimmy Carter noting his Georgia farming experience and devout faith. The observer argues that Carter’s background and belief in God could guide a humble administration toward national pride and prosperity.
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Jimmy Carter
Republican Party Chairman Debate Narrows To Four Talents
Phyllis Schlafly argues for a new Republican national chairman with one of four core talents. The piece critiques liberal Republicans and notes the need for unity, effective newsmanship, organization, or diplomatic skill to compete with Democrats.
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Phyllis Schlafly
Ronald Reagan
Robert Strauss
John Connally
Clarence Warner
Oklahoma
Mary Louise Smith
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Illusory progress in Rhodesia talks critics warn
In a charged critique Holmes Alexander argues that African chiefs resist a majority rule constitution for Rhodesia, fearing loss of white control. He warns of a Soviet Angola model, Cuban troops, and calls for a firm Western stance to deter communism and prevent a wider regional catastrophe.
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Holmes Alexander
Angola
Agostinho Neto
Rhodesia
Ivor Richards
London
England
Russia
China
Cuba
Kissinger
CIA
Pope Paul Denounces Mafia Drug Lords Hard Line
Pope Paul VI urged severe legal action against dope traffickers during a Vatican audience with U S lawmakers led by Rep Lester Wolff. He called for coordinated ecclesiastical and state efforts and offered support to curb global drug abuse. Peter Bensinger expanded on the pope's stance to DEA offices worldwide.
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Washington
Pope Paul VI
U.S
House
Lester Wolff
D.-N.y
Vatican
Pope Paul
Rep. Wolff
Wolff
Italy
Peter Bensinger
Bensinger
DEA
Holy Father
Tee
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Congressional Budget Office
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