Lessons from Japan show a model for global trade and growth
An analysis notes Japan leads in per capita manufactured goods, growth, and tech base, with investment surging and labor income rising. It contrasts U S policy on economic coordination, capital for modernization, and R D, urging American learners to adopt cooperation and strategic planning while Japan leverages exports and imports.
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United States
Japan
Montana
Harvard
Ezra Vogel
Saturday Review
Vogel
Washington
Pacific
SALT debate and Nitze warn against weak treaty
The piece praises Paul Nitze for challenging Carter on SALT and argues the Senate should resist a rush to a new treaty. It notes Soviet willingness to break agreements, cites Nitze on ICBM limits, MX deployment, and Backfire bomber issues, and urges careful scrutiny before 1985.
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White House
Paul Nitze
Senate
Carter
America
Suarez Hasn't Hit Any Potholes
Madrid’s prime minister Adolfo Suarez is portrayed as a skilled broker of coalitions rather than an ideologue. The piece highlights Spain’s fragile democracy, internal party divisions in UCD, fears of Soviet destabilization, and the risk of political and social unrest as the country navigates transition from Franco’s era.
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Madrid
Adolfo Suarez
Spain
Jefferson
Europe
John Paul II
Suarez
Movimiento Nacional
Franco
Union of the Democratic Center
UCD
Socialist
Communist Party
Mediterranean
Africa
NATO
Salvation by Faith and Discipleship in Christ
A church letter argues that salvation by faith does not license sin. True joy comes from living under Christ as Lord, obeying His call to be disciples, and resisting Satan’s lie that happiness resides in independence.
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DR. Graham
Heaven
Christ
Jesus
God
Satan
Nuclear power viewed as safer option amid anti energy critics
The piece argues nuclear energy is comparatively safer than highways and aviation, attacks critics of Three Mile Island, and questions a Sonoma State professor Carl Jensen who labeled media as censoring nuclear disaster coverage. It condemns sensationalism and defense of free enterprise against government takeovers.
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United States
Three Mile Island
Three Mile
Carl Jensen
Sonoma State University
California
Jensen
America
U.S
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A.B. Cubbedge
Charles O. Grice
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