Mistakes About SALT and Senate Attitudes
Analysis argues Soviet leaders misread the Senate’s power over SALT II and blame President Carter and Secretary Vance for not linking SALT to broader Soviet misconduct. It warns Moscow’s actions threaten verification of arms limits and may erode U.S. detente prospects.
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Senate
Moscow
Carter
Cyrus Vance
Leonid Brezhnev
Persian Gulf
Africa
Cuba
Soviet Union
CIA
U.S
Aleksei Kosygin
Vance
ACTION Leader under fire at Peace Corps and VISTA
Sam Brown, head of ACTION overseeing Peace Corps and VISTA, faces criticism over mismanagement and an authoritarian style. The forced resignation of Peace Corps director Carolyn Payton intensified charges, with insiders saying Brown’s leadership damaged morale and public image. Payton denied rumors before confirming the push for resignation.
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Sam Brown
Action
Peace Corps
VISTA
Carolyn Payton
Brown
Carter
Jack Mitchell
Payton
Martinet
Dr. Payton
Dear Dr Graham on Christian views of warfare and peace
The writer discusses Christian responsibility toward peace amid global conflict. While some Christians advocate pacifism, the author argues war can be the lesser evil in a sinful world and urges peacemaking through Christ who changes hearts. Peace rests in Jesus and his return.
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DR. Graham
M.J
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Christ
Jesus
Trade Gap With Japan Seen Reaching 13 Billion This Year
U S Japan bilateral trade deficit could hit 13 billion this year, up from 8.1 billion last year, according to Commerce officials. Secretary Kreps disclosed the figures to Japanese Prime Minister Fukuda during an October visit as Tokyo signals pressure to open its market.
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United States
Tokyo
Department of Commerce
U.S
Juanita M. Kreps
Takeo Fukuda
Kreps
Stop the Slaughter of Whales, Urges Global Action
A call to end whale killings by exploring alternatives to whaling and supporting the Whale Protection Fund. The piece warns that 25 000 whales may be killed this year by Japanese and Soviet Union vessels and notes the 10 year UN moratorium. It cites the blue, finback, bowhead, Bryde’s and sperm whales and provides fund contact in Washington DC.
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Peru
Chile
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Norway
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Spain
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Cyprus
United Nations Conference On the Human Environment
Whale Protection Fund
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N.W
Washington, D.C
Ashley Sees It and Nixon Reflections in One Column
A humorous salon-style piece presents The Cackler showing a man with a cold asking for tissues at a big meeting. The second portion argues Nixon’s record, condemning abuses but noting political overreach by opponents and a call for balanced reforms. The author favors gun control and broader social policies.
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