U.S. Should Keep Eye On Both Red Powers
The Soviet view of China and SALT II is outlined by Victor Vasilyev. He argues China seeks to spy on the USSR with American help to destabilize Soviet US relations. The piece urges the United States to monitor both Moscow and Beijing and maintain verification control.
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People’s Republic of China
United States
Victor Vasilyev
Moscow
China
Peking
Ussr
Vasilyev
U.s.china
Africa
Vietnam
Africa denounces Bokassa as Amin era repeats brutality
Amnesty International reports Bokassa's imperial guard killed 100 schoolchildren for protesting uniforms, as Africa tolerates decades of brutal rule. The Organization of African Unity faces criticism for inaction while Bokassa crowns himself emperor in the Central African Empire.
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Africa
Uganda
Idi Amin
Amin
Bokassa I
Bokassa
Central African Republic
Amnesty International
Bokas
Organization of African Unity
OAU
Jean Bedel Bokassa
FCC relaxes rules to boost cable diversity and viewer choice
The FCC steps to loosen two controls on cable TV, expanding imported signals and lifting local blackout pressures. Satellite telecasting offers potential for hundreds of channels, challenging old regulatory limits and promoting broader access across regions.
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Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Re establishing ties to Iran amid diplomacy push
The State Department says a basic friendship between the Iranian and American people guides efforts to re establish relations. Hope rests on sending Walter L Cutler to Tehran as ambassador and on improving dialogue while noting Iran’s fewer executions and the oil nation’s importance.
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Iran
State Department
Walter L. Cutler
Tehran
United States
Washington
Soviet Union
Attitude Toward Christian Healing Magisterium
In reply to questions about divine healing Christians are urged to acknowledge Christ's healing ministry, pray for healing, and seek medical help when needed. God may use doctors, yet even full faith prayers may not remove illness, as Paul’s thorn in the flesh shows and God may intend others to grow through suffering.
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Graham
God
Dear D.J
Christ
Earth
Bethesda
Jesus
Paul
Carter Pardons Soviet Spies Iffy Precedent for Olympics Hostages
The White House hailed President Carter’s pardon of two Soviet spies as part of a swap deal that released five dissidents. The piece warns the exchanges could endanger thousands of Americans by turning Olympic visitors in Moscow into potential hostages during the 1980 Games.
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Carter
U.S
White House
United States
Moscow
Russia
America
PITY THE PLEASURES AND PESSIMISM OF THE SUMMER
A humorous column laments vacation woes high prices and scarce bread while critiquing policy trends from coal and nuclear energy to oil supply. It riffs on consumer costs at filling stations and asks whether the economy will survive the season. It also touches on labor diversity debates and a playful science toast experiment.
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Environmental Protection Agency
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