Muskie Faces Global Crises with Steadfast Tone
The piece portrays Ed Muskie as a bold new secretary of state confronting Iran Afghanistan and Caribbean turmoil. It contrasts his blunt style with Cyrus Vance and critiques Carter's policy while noting Western Europe reactions and hostages in Iran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund S. Muskie
Iran
Afghanistan
Middle East
Central America
Caribbean
Muskie
Moscow
NATO
United States
Persian Gulf
Vienna
Kabul
Pakistan
Andrei Gromyko
Cyrus R. Vance
Carter
Western
Europe
U. S
West
U.S
Judge Rules GPO Women Receive Back Pay and Promotions
U S District Judge Charles R. Richey awarded 6 million in back pay to 28 women in the Government Printing Office bindery who earned about 10 000 less than men for the same work. He also ordered access to higher paying jobs for 296 women, costing about 10 million in future salaries. The suit, filed six years ago, covers 1971 to present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Government Printing Office
U. S
Charles R. Richey
Publisher and Editor Names From 1867 Document
The line lists Samuel A. Cothran as Publisher Scott B. Hunter as Managing Editor and A. B. CubrEdge as Advertising Director dating from 1867, reflecting early newspaper staff roles.
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Scott B. Hunter
Beware of good luck religious medals
A letter asks about a pyramid shaped medal with powers. The response warns it is useless or dangerous, urging reliance on God instead. It notes biblical examples from Acts 19 and emphasizes that true forgiveness comes only through Jesus Christ, not luck charms.
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DR. Graham
S.F
Paul Ephesus
God
Jesus Christ
Christ
Call for Stronger Internal Security Measures Nation Awaits
A public appeal argues internal security agencies have been dismantled and intelligence capabilities eroded. It cites the FALN target list, Hezbollah style threats, and the Hanafi siege to urge reestablishment of Senate and House internal security committees and interagency intelligence sharing.
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Secret
Iran
Afghanistan
Columbia
London
U.S
Congress
Congress’ and the Executive Branch
Washington, D.C
Washington Police Department
Senate Subcommittee On Internal Security
House
Internal Security Committee
Internal Security Division
Justice Department
Subversive Activities Control Board
Contemplating Race and Identity Across Cultures
Ashley Cooper argues that whites face harsher condemnation for protests than blacks and praises nonviolent whites resisting busing. The piece draws a Quebec secession parallel, suggesting identity protection, not race, fuels discomfort. It urges understanding to ease racial tensions and questions hatred as a moral response.
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U.S
Quebec
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Uch
Aiken
Samuel A. Cothran
A. B. Cubredge
Sue S. Brown
Rodger Ragan
Aiken Communications, Inc
Rutland Drive
S.C
Aiken, S.C
Billy Graham
Italy
FBI
New Jersey
FALN
Secret Service
Robert Morris
Senate
National Committee
Dirksen Senate
Sen
Orrin Hatch
Ashley Cooper
By Ashley Cooper
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Mexico
Vietnam
China
Hawaii
Philippines
Canada
Dixie
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