U N Reform Urged Amid UN Shortcomings and Waste
A veteran critique argues the United Nations needs major reforms to curb wasteful salaries and bloated bureaucracy. It blasts the secrecy of the international civil service and Soviet influence, urging independent staffing and stronger fiscal discipline to restore credibility and deter aggression.
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World Organization
General Assembly
Global Forum
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Unesco
State Department
U.S
Security Council
U.N
Javier Perez de Cuellar
James Jonah
United Alions
New York
Soviet Communist Party
Secretariat
Soviet Union
Perez de Cuellar
Vladimir Yakimetz
Move Comes Early Glenn Turns On Pressure
Ohio Senator John Glenn presses early in campaign in New Hampshire aiming to pressure Walter Mondale into missteps. He attacks rival plans on deficits and acid rain while Mondale defends his environmental record.
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N.H
Ohio
John Glenn
Walter Mondale
Glenn
Mondale
New Hampshire
Rafe Pomerance
Friends of the Earth
League of Conservation Voters
League
Bedford
Jesse Jackson
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Machines and Minds in 1984 The Computer Paradox
A biomedical engineer reflects on how computers shape society and childhood, arguing that rapid tech growth outpaces maturity. He links programming both machines and people to control, fear, and consumer hype, urging thoughtful use and human-centered choices.
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Free World
Argentina
Africa
Asia
Russia
China
Computer
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