U S Pullout From UNESCO Why It Took So Long
A historic review questions why the United States delayed withdrawing from UNESCO. It notes U S funding at two percent, frequent clashes with UNESCO over freedom and press issues, and critiques of Paris headquarters amid rising budgets and alleged disdain for Western ideals.
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U.S
Unesco
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
U. S
Paris
United Nations
America
West Germany
Japan
Soviet Russia
Cuba
Central America
Africa
Soviet Bloc
Russia
U. N
United States
Charles Lichenstein
New York
Andropov Absence Sparks Questions About Kremlin Health
The Kremlin keeps Yuri Andropov out of public view since August raising fears of grave illness. The absence complicates understanding who guides decisions as the world’s largest nuclear arsenals loom. Officials warn against unconfirmed rumors while noting shifting global alliances and United Nations scrutinies.
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Kremlin
Supreme Soviet
Russia
Yuri Andropov
Andropov
Joseph Stalin
U.S
Leonid Brezhnev
CIA
Reagan
Ronald Reagan
U.S. And Russia The Similarities Are Frightening
The piece contrasts U.S. and Soviet systems, noting the unseen Soviet leader and opaque governance versus open American leadership. It highlights media transparency, succession, and public scrutiny, arguing the Soviet lack of accountable leadership makes 1984 seem ominous.
Time To Scare The Rapist Scare tactics in Chicago and debate over rape deterrents
The piece argues for drastic measures against rapists including castration and fear as deterrents. It cites Chicago rape statistics and comments from activists about survivor trauma and public resentment toward known sex criminals. It notes discussions of depo provera as a potential court tool and urges action.
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West Side Rape Network
Reagan Andropov on Time Man of the Year Debate
Time magazine faced a dilemma in 1983 choosing Man of the Year. editors paired Ronald Reagan with Yuri Andropov to frame a year dominated by Reagan’s economic comeback and foreign policy moves while noting Andropov’s faltering health and influence.
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Walter Mondale
New York Times
Carter
Leonid Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Bernard Weintraub
Jimmy Carter
Ronald Reagan
New York City
Reagan
Fdr
Yuri Andropov
Andropov
Dear Dr Graham and the Path to forgiveness
A reader asks if admitting an abortion past to her husband would help. The response urges honesty in marriage but centers on confessing sins to God, citing David and Psalm 51 and presenting Jesus Christ as the path to forgiveness. It explains that God forgives as a gift and advises daily surrender to Christ.
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DR. Graham
David
God
Jesus Christ
Christ
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By Otis Pike
Washington
Soviet Union
Supreme Court
White House
House
Senate
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Paul Harvey
Greenville
South Carolina
Chicago
Man-Of
By Max Lerner
NATO
Israel
Beirut
Reaganland
Billy Graham
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