Brezhnev calls for big summit as Reagan weighs next move
The article notes Brezhnev’s unexpected request for a large two summit meeting during the 26th Soviet Communist Party Congress and questions whether Reagan should accept. It cites cautious White House reaction, the need to consult allies, and links summit prospects to Soviet behavior in El Salvador. It contrasts Kennedy’s Vienna summit with today’s caution.
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Dogwood Waits for Calendar to Declare Spring
A windless dawn presents early signs of spring amid blooming pear and tulip trees, yet the dogwood forecaster doubts the season until the calendar and sun align. March may come in like a lamb but not reveal true spring, the narrator warns.
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Dear Dr Graham The Path From Bankruptcy to Faith
A reader confesses business bankruptcy and despair. The letter urges turning life to God through Jesus Christ, quoting Psalm 31 and Matthew 6, and advises seeking faith before planning debt repayment or a new venture.
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Turmoil in Latin America Raises Questions for U S Policy
The author argues the United States risks entanglement in Central America including El Salvador and Nicaragua. He criticizes 31 years of aid without stability and urges a shift toward non intervention, while noting Soviet Cuba threats and Reagan administration aims.
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Wisconsin Open Primary Sparks Constitutional Debate
The piece examines Wisconsin open primary laws forcing public party affiliation and binding delegates, contrasting state and national party views. It cites Supreme Court positions, Powell’s dissent, and the clash over voting, participation, and party cohesion amid the broader liberal reform era.
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