Falklands War Lessons for Global Readers
The piece argues the Falklands conflict proves no one can win cheaply. It notes Britain lacked early warning planes, fighters, and electronic countermeasures, while Argentina lacked similar air support and supply capability. It warns both sides gambled on doing it on the cheap and stresses costly, prepared force readiness.
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Falklands
Reagan dates new talks on strategic arms with promise to ease fears
President Reagan leaves for Europe with a June 29 date and a pledge to resume strategic arms talks with the Soviet Union. The move aims to reassure Europe uneasy about a nuclear battleground while backing SALT II terms pending a new accord.
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Europe
Reagan
United States
Soviet Union
Afghanistan
Carter
Senate
America
Japan’s Trade Reforms Under Fire From U.S. Critics
The article argues Japan’s recent tariff reductions mask broader non tariff barriers. It cites tariffs abolished on 96 items and cut on 119, amid persistent quotas on agricultural goods and strict regulations. Critics, including NAM, call concessions unacceptable as protectionism persists. Congressional and European protectionist sentiment grows amid rising Japanese imports and recession era unemployment.
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Japan
Europe
North America
United States
National Association of Manufacturers
Congress
Creating Momentum For Freedom
Washington opinion piece argues for shifting Cold War strategy from defense to offense by strengthening Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty. It cites reductions in staff and facilities, Soviet jamming, and limited reach, urging renewed U.S. support to broadcast truth behind the Iron Curtain and challenge Kremlin control.
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Washington
Reagan
Radio Free Europe
Radio Liberty
RFE
Poland
Afghanistan
Iron Curtain
Kremlin
Munich
Germany
Solidarity
Voice of America
Moscow
U.S
Teaching ethics versus therapy in sex education
A professor at California State University Long Beach offers a psychology of sex course with fieldwork options from drag to nudist camps and sexual encounters. Critics warn it crosses from education into private lifestyle manipulation, risking abuse of teacher student power and public backlash.
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Barry Singer
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Long Beach
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Singer
Faith and Love Guide Eternal Life, Gary Graham Letter
A reader seeks assurance of Heaven. The response stresses salvation by grace through faith, not works, citing Ephesians 2 8 9. It urges living by love, reading first John, and praying for others while loving God and neighbor as central, lifelong practice.
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