Lesson From Hitler Era Warns Against Communist Threat
Fifty years after Hitler rose to power a cautionary political essay warns that the Free World must resist communist aggression with strong defense. It recalls Nazi expansion, wartime decisions, and the holocaust while urging vigilance to prevent history from repeating itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Hitler
Berlin
National Socialist German Workers Party
Paul von Hindenburg
Hitler
von Hindenburg
Germany
Rhineland
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Poland
France
Britain
Winston Churchill
Europe
Genghis Khan
Free World
Proxmire Receives Mock Golden Fleece For Adaquate Poverty Spending
The Wall Street Journal notes Senator William Proxmire’s proposed 1.5 million dollar guarantee to the Institute for Research on Poverty in Madison Wisconsin. The move, seen as undermining competitive bidding, prompts talk of a Golden Fleece award for the senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Wall Street Journal
Wisconsin
Department of Health and Humanites
Institute For Research On Poverty
Madison
Wis
Madison Poverty Institute
Institute
Carter
University of Michigan
Harvard
Rand Corp
Department of Health and Human Services
Proxmire
Health and Human Services
Madison Research Institute
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Domestic Spending Is Culprit in Reagan Budget Notes
An analysis of President Reagan's State of the Union highlights that the deficit stems from rising domestic spending rather than defense or taxes. The piece discusses projected budget share shifts, the idea of a government outlay freeze, COLA postponements, and entitlements reform, warning that a stand by tax increase could derail spending control.
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Washington
Reagan
State of the Union
American Sentinel
John F. Kennedy
Defense
Pentagon
J.F.K
Capitol Hill
Office of Management and Budget
Congressional Budget Office
Social Security debate and state rights critique
The piece argues the Social Security system faces bankruptcy without changes, endorsing a bipartisan plan to both raise taxes and cut pensions. It critiques federal overreach, advocates state solutions, and questions attitudes toward regional bias and presidential politics, citing Californians and Southern bigotry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
What is a Christian according to church teaching
The dialogue discusses Christian identity, noting historical misuse of the label by some who claim to be Christian while not following Jesus. It emphasizes that true discipleship means adhering to Christ's teachings and looking to him daily rather than being swayed by those who claim the name without action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cuba
Mexico
F.O
Jesus
Christ
Jesus Christ
Antioch
Automatic Ejection Seats Story Sparks Mixed Reactions
A humorous chain of anecdotes opens with a motor home accident after a driver jokes about a wife taking the wheel. NBC doom reports and a misread warning light on a car provide light relief, followed by public responses to church council coverage and a return to short hair fashions among teens.
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Donald M. Law
Ralph Cullinan
Hammond Burkhalter
North Augusta
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Proxmire’s Award
Ashley
By Ashley Cooper
Massachusetts
U.S
California
Evans and Novak
News and Courier
Ernest F. Hollings
South Carolina
South
Jimmy Carter
Honeychile
Billy Graham
DR. Graham
Lebanon
Northern Ireland
NBC Nightly News
Irvine R. Levine
NBC
Irv
du Ponter
Jack Hoffmeier
CBS
60 Minutes
World Councils of Churches
NCC
WCC
United Press International
Reutters
London Daily Telegraph
Washington Times
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