Ford Puts Focus On International Drug War Ties
President Ford signals a broad push against illicit drugs by seeking new legislation and pressing Mexico, Colombia, and Turkey for cooperation. The piece notes shifts in heroin sources, Turkish opium policy, and Mexico's rising role, with calls for stiffer penalties and coordinated enforcement like Operation Intercept and Operation Cooperation.
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Ford
Congress
Mexico
Colombia
Turkey
U.S
New York City
United States
Sinaloa
Cyprus
Asia
Anxiety As Part Of Life Says Rev Truman
The article discusses anxiety and worry as universal parts of life. It cites Rabbi Liebman on fear’s cost and outlines how anxiety, worry, and fretting differ in intensity and impact. Counseling is offered as a path to relief, including openness, broader vision, and gradual coping.
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W. Lee Truman
Rabbi Liebman
Conservative Review
Richard
Lee Edwards
Disappoints Conservatives Barry Goldwater Faces Criticism
The Returning Traveler relays Conservative Review's view that Barry Goldwater has become too moderate. Critics fault his late votes on liberal issues and his stance toward Ford Rockefeller and Reagan. They argue three main reasons push hardliners away: Ford, Rockefeller, and Reagan, despite Goldwater’s past influence.
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Holmes Alexander
Barry Goldwater
Barry
Goldwater
Traveler
Joe DiMaggio
Causes
LBJ
Free World
United States
Gerald Ford
Richard Nixon
Ford
Rockefeller
Schlesinger
Solzhenitsyn
Vladivostok
Hel 4Sinki
Edward Levi
Nelson Rockefeller
Senate
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Robots Come To Life A Dog Story With No Happy Ending
A Chicago neighborhood watches two stray dogs stay with their dead companion for three days. The loyal German shepherd remains beside the body while neighbors, police, and dog care workers respond. the canine tears and vigil reveal a rare city heartbeat. The ending confirms the dogs were moved and the street cleared, but the three days leave a lasting, poignant memory.
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Chicago
Exchange Ave
United States Steel
Chou En-lai and China Shape U.S. Policy History
Washington columnist details how U.S. view of Chou En-lai shifted postwar, the China Lobby's influence, and the costs of aid to Chiang Kai-shek. It contrasts U.S. support for Chiang with Soviet, Chinese aid in Vietnam, noting deaths and injuries among U.S. servicemen.
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Chou En-lai
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Vietnam
U.S
Chou
Chiang Kai-shek
Chungking
China
Chiang
America
Kremlin
United States
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Mao
Yangtze River
Taiwan
U S
Russia
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By Jack Anderson
Joseph McCarthy
Foreign Service
Aiken
Samuel A. Cothran
Robert D. Cathcart
Aiken Standard
Aiken. SC
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