Peanut Diplomacy in Africa and Rhodesia Elections
The piece criticizes U.S. stance on Rhodesia elections won by Bishop Abel Muzorewa, arguing Carter administration opposition undermined a peaceful transfer plan and aligned with guerrilla forces. It warns of broader instability in South Africa and urges Americans to pressure their representatives.
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Carter
Africa
Rhodesia
Abel Muzorewa
Ian Smith
United States
Britain
U.S
South Africa
Haynsworth’s Honor Intact in South Carolina Pride
South Carolinians note that ten years have passed since Judge Clement F Haynsworth Jr of Greenville was rejected for the U S Supreme Court. He faced regional prejudice and political spite yet continued to serve as chief judge of the Fourth Circuit. He remains respected for his service amid later Senate payola revelations and objections.
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Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
Greenville
U. S. Supreme Court
South Carolina
Haynsworth
Tinued
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Fourth Circuit
Senate
Congress
Kissinger suppresses inflammatory Cuba remarks in memoirs
Washington report says Henry Kissinger will omit controversial conversations from his upcoming memoirs. A classified transcript dated March 3, 1976, reveals his anger over Cuban intervention in Africa and possible involvement in Rhodesia.
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Washington
Henry Kissinger
U.S
Shirley Temple Black
Ghana
Kissinger
Africa
Cuba
Rhodesia
Remembering Phnom Penh and Cambodia in the 1960s
The author recalls Phnom Penh from 1962 to 1965 under Prince Sihanouk, a peaceful neutralist era with vibrant culture and accessible Angkor Wat trips. He notes later upheavals, including Khmer Rouge rise, Vietnamese and Chinese interventions, and U.S. criticisms, contrasting past charm with modern upheaval.
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Washington
Asia
Phnom Pehn
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Norodom Sihanouk
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Angkor Wat
Bangkok
George McGovern
Democratic Kampuchea
Vietnam
Pol Pot
Ieng Sary
Lon Nol
Peking
Kampuchae
Soviet Union
Mississippi River People and River Flood Combat
The author salutes Mississippi residents facing the Pearl River flood. He notes no looting during weeks of devastation as 17 000 people cleaned up and returned home. The piece praises neighborly conduct, respect for property, and community resilience under disaster.
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Middle-America
Houston
Pearl River
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
God
Dear Dru Graham on table manners for Christians
A letter discusses how Christians should handle varying social customs, urging courtesy and avoiding stumbling blocks. It cites 1 Peter 3:8 and 1 Corinthians 11:20-21 to emphasize respecting norms while not compromising faith, and quotes Paul’s mindset of becoming all things to reach others.
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DR. Graham
D.V
Paul
Christ
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