Christmas A Time When Men Become Brothers
An editor’s Christmas message reflects on the season’s spirit of brotherhood. It cites Christ’s teachings, the Golden Rule, and the lasting impact of Jesus’ message on humanity, urging kindness, charity, and faith during Yuletide celebrations.
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Handel
Dublin
Ireland
Jesus
Galilee
Agencies
Bethlehem
Calvary
Santa
Christmas Reflections on Faith Hope and Charity Across America
The piece recalls the enduring magic of Christmas with scenes of manger reenactments in churches, Dickens readings on television, and the Nutcracker. It notes charitable drives, Salvation Army kettles, and family reunions, highlighting the birth of Jesus as the central origin and imprint of Christian culture.
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Salvation Army
Bethlehem
Overpopulation a terminal illness and Africa hunger critique
A critical essay argues that media glamorizes misfortune while blaming Africa’s hunger on drought, colonial legacies, and Soviet influence. It contends overpopulation grows 3.5 percent yearly while per capita food declines, and asserts America bears some blame yet is not solely responsible. Mengistu’s regime in Ethiopia is criticized for war over resources and halted aid.
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Africa
United States
World Food Program
U.S. Contemplates Unilateral Remedies for Terrorism
Washington officials discuss controversial options after hijacking to Iran. Debates cover targeted assassinations and precision strikes, weighing risks to civilians, regional stability, and U.S. strategic interests in the Persian Gulf. Some argue for decapitation of masterminds if identities can be found.
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Washington
Iran
Administration
Beirut
Sheik Abdullah
Lebanon
Bek Valley
Irian Revolutionary Guard
Hezbollah
United States
Mediterranean
Air Force
Mideast
Syria
Damascus
Pentagon
U.S
Persian Gulf
Walter Mondale
Ronald Reagan
Inran
Libya
Risk Takers And Pathfinders
New York City looks back at 1984 figures who shaped world events. Duarte urged talks for El Salvador peace while Deng opened China to market forces. Nitze and Kirkpatrick push for measured diplomacy at Geneva and Washington. Burns steers NATO dialogue as Revel questions democracy's survival. Peres and Shamir show cross party unity in Israel. Gandhi’s assassination and Lean’s film mark a year of upheaval and media reflection.
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New York City
Napoleon Duarte
el Salvador
Deng Xiao-ping
China
Paul Nitze
Geneva
Epne Kirkpatrick
Ifidors
Washington Power
Arthur F. Burns
Bonn
NATO
Jean-Francois Revel
Doubleday
Europe
Raymond Aron
Israel
Labor
Shimon Peres
Likud
Yitzhak Shamir
Indira Gandhi
Bhopal
David Lean
India
Paul Scott
David Gardner
Ife
MacNeil
Jack Sammeth
Richard Restak
J. David Balter
Turing
Alan Turing
Gromyko's Single Objective in Star Wars Debate
Moscow warns Reagan to choose between national security and arms control as Gromyko returns to Geneva with a focus on the U S strategic defense initiative Star Wars. Soviet officials denounce Western appeasement while pressing for strict adherence to Helsinki and SALT terms.
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Moscow
Andrei Gromyko
Geneva
U.S
Georgi Arbatov
U.S.A
Reagan
United States
Soviet Union
America
Krasnoyarsk
Central Asia
Meiers McNamara
Bundy
Henry Kissinger
Helsinki
Britain
Gorbachev
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Brezhnev
Red Army
Carter
Black
Solidarity
Warsaw
IMF
General Jaruzelski
Lenin
Ais
Reaganould