Global Freedom Report Sparks U S Aid Debate
The piece contrasts Freedom House's finding that less than a fifth of humanity enjoys liberty with U S foreign aid policy. It notes Argentina Haiti Indonesia Iran Peru and the Philippines as rights violators, and argues aid should reflect national interest while pushing for improvements in Freedom House's next assessment.
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Abraham Lincoln
United States
Freedom House
New York
Congress
U.S
House International Relations Committee
Argentina
Haiti
Indonesia
Iran
Peru
Philippines
House
Washington
Carter
Latin America
Costa Rica
Colombia
Venezuela
Africa
Botswana
FBI Director Kelley Under Fire Over Oversight
The article critiques Clarence Kelley as FBI director citing past misdeeds of predecessors, unauthorised work at his home during his wife's illness, and calls for his replacement amid political pressures. It notes Levi deems his performance adequate and Griffin Bell hints at future change, urging nonpolitical selection of successors.
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FBI
Aiken Standard Early Edition Page Highlights Local News
A historic January 28 1977 issue notes Samuel A Cothran as President and Editor with Robert D Cathcart as Executive Editor. The page presents front matter from the Aiken Standard dated Friday January 28 1977 and showcases editorial leadership.
Why People Leave Jesus Out of Their Lives
A reader asks why many abandon Jesus and the reply cites the price of following Christ, the Light exposing sin, judgment day consequences, and the need to seek the narrow path as described in John 3 19 and Matthew 7 13 14 with references to the New International Version.
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Billy Graham
DR Graham
Jesus
H. D
Jesus Christ
God
Earth
Wallabout Bay
New York
Hunter
Jersey
Nuclear energy a calculated risk in nation’s power mix
Paul Harvey argues nuclear energy supplies 10 percent of power with 64 reactors operating and 164 under development. He critiques regulatory hurdles, notes conflicting safety views, and cites Edison’s 1889 caution as a historical example while acknowledging AEP risks and the Alaska pipeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harvey
United States
Europe
Japan
Environmental Protection Agency
Alaska
Congress
Scientific American
Thomas Alva Edison
Carter Cabinet Mirrors CFR Ties Despite Campaign Promises
Phyllis Schlafly argues Carter’s picks show old leadership and CFR influence. The piece details Cyrus Vance as top appointee tied to the Council on Foreign Relations, with Mondale Brown Blumenthal Califano Harris and Brzezinski also CFR members. It notes CFR's global-policy reach and Rockefeller family influence shaping the new administration.
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Phyllis Schlafl
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
White House
David Rockefeller
New York
Carter
Council On Foreign Relations
CFR
Kennedy-Johnson
Nixon
Cyrus Vance
CFR Board of Directors
Walter F. Mondale
Defense
Harold Brown
Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
HEW
Joseph A. Califano Jr
HUD
Patricia R. Harris
National Security
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Theodore C. Sorensen
CIA
CFA
Council On Foreign Relates
Buh
United States
League of Nations
Cta
U.S
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Foreign Affairs
James Byrnes
Thomas S. Gates
Robert S. McNamara
Clark Clifford
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Paul H. Nitze
Elliot Richardson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
L.L. Lemnitzer
Maxwell Taylor
Allen Dulles
John A. McCone
Nelson Rockefeller
David
Oil Policy Study 38 Acknowledged As Unfinalized
A secret memo reveals no plan to shield the U S from a future oil squeeze despite the 1970s embargo. Treasury and State Dept fight over stockpiling and imports while a task force delays its five year energy outlook.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Oval Office
America
Gerald Ford
Brent Scowcroft
Carter
State Dept
Treasury
200 Years Ago Key Family By Dorothy MacDowell
John Ross Key served in the Continental Army and fought at Bunker Hill. He fathered Francis Scott Key, author of the national anthem, born in Maryland in 1779 and educated at St Johns Annapolis. He practiced law, moved to Georgetown, and became District Attorney of the District of Columbia in 1833. Key supported abolitionist efforts and Liberia settlement, dying in 1843.
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Dorothy Macdowell
John Ross Key
Bunker Hill
Francis Scott Key
Francis Key
Frederick County
Maryland
St John’s College
Annapolis
Key
Mary Tayloe Lloyd
Georgetown
D. C
Philip Barton Key
Jackson
District of Columbia
Roger Brooke Taney
U. S Supreme Court
American Colonization Society
Liberia
Ft. McHenry
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Jimmy
Free
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Clarence Kelley
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Edward H. Levi
Kelley
Griffin Bell
Levi
Aiken
Samuel A. Cothran
Robert D.cathcart
P.S
Merry
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