Detente Dilemma in Angola Tests Ford and Congress
President Ford and his advisers weigh a detente strategy as Soviet aid to Angola's guerrillas deepens the crisis. Congress blocks funding to non-Communists, pressuring the White House and risking a slide toward nuclear confrontation. The outcome hinges on how to respond to Moscow’s long term intervention and Congress's stance.
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Ford
Soviet Union
Angola
United States of America
CIA
Viet Union
Moscow
Vietnam
Congress
Senate
House
Africa
Russia
Samuel A Cothran President and Editor
The 1867 established leadership at the newspaper names Samuel A. Cothran as President and Editor with Robert D. Cathcart serving as Executive Editor in the January 6 1976 Tuesday page four issue.
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Samuel A. Cothran
Get U. S. Out Of UN Rising Opinion By Holmes Alexander
The essay argues racism and rhetoric in U S foreign policy, criticizing support for South Africa and Rhodesia while urging alignment with true allies. It notes shifting UN dynamics from 51 to 144 members, with a rising current in Congress calling to leave the United Nations. It warns that withdrawal would abandon a large apparatus to adversaries.
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Holmes Alexander
Pat Moynihan
General Assembly
South Africa
Angola
Rhodesia
Pretoria
Salisbury
Bangladesh
Argentina
Capitol Hill
Foggy Bottom
Moynihan
Kissinger
United States
U. S
John Birch Society
Congress
Aiken Standard Seeks Signed Letters for Publication
The Aiken Standard invites letters to the editor with writer’s signature and mailing address. Anonymous submissions will not be considered. Legibility and potential editing for space and libel are noted, with a 200 word limit unless editors grant exceptions.
Cost Of Nixon Removal From White House Analyzed
Government auditors detail taxpayer costs in Nixon transition and pension. Highlights include $5,000 monthly pension, $100,000 transition budget, $265,580 salaries for staff, $77,470 rent waived, $622,000 annual Secret Service protection, and $2,600 for movers plus extensive travel expenses for Randall Woods.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
White House
San Clemente
General Accounting Office
Nixon
Congress
Harry Truman
Dwight Eisenhower
Lyndon Johnson
General Services Administration
Butler
Oceanside
GSA
Secret Service
Justice Department
Randall Woods
Small Business Administration
SBA
Woods
Anchorage
Brussels
Denver
Honolulu
Los Angeles
New York City
Reno
Tucson
San Juan
Chicago
Seattle
Puerto Rico
Belgium
Gary Cohn
Non-Sexist Creed Sparks Alarm Over Revisionist Reforms
A Washington Post report notes clergy and laity in Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish groups pushing to remove masculine terms from creeds and prayers. The piece cites replacements like humanity for mankind, mother for father, and a revised Nicene Creed featuring Father Mother imagery and inclusive language.
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Washington Post
Post
National Council of Churches
God
Jesus
Frederick K. Wentz
Hamma School of Theology
Springfield
Ohio
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Hillel
B. C
Heaven
Earth
Jesus Christ
Ecumenical Women's Centers
Chicago
Lutheran Church of America
We Hold These Truths A Chronicle of America
Nathanael Greene of Rhode Island urges a declaration of independence and calls on the world and God to witness the necessity and rectitude of the move. The quotation frames a passionate push for American liberty and sovereignty.
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Chronicle of
America
Nathanael Greene
Rhode Island
Return of South Carolina Troops to Georgia in 1776 Expedition
In August 1776 a South Carolina detachment with two field pieces moved to Savannah for an expedition against Lt. Augustine. Gen Charles Lee proposed Col. William Moultrie command but faced questions about taking his brother to war. Lee soon followed Congress orders northward, ending the East Florida mission as illness decimated the ranks and many were buried daily at Sunbury.
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Dorothy Macdowell
South Carolina
Georgia
Savannah
Charles Lee
William Moultrie
Augustine
John Moultrie
S. C
Florida
Spain
England
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China
Cuba
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