Eight Dangerous Months Ahead For America, Smith Hemstone Warns
Washington analyst Smith Hempstone argues the period between Tito’s death and the next U.S. president will be the most dangerous since 1939. He cites US weakness, European sanctions, Camp David strains, and rising Soviet leverage across regions from the Middle East to Africa, urging vigilance before November elections.
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Time To Face Reality Carter campaign outside Washington
The piece argues President Carter must campaign beyond the Rose Garden as four months of strategy fail to assure a Democrat convention nomination. It notes Ted Kennedy challenges him and questions Carter's handling of the Tehran crisis, hostage rescue, and relations with allies, the USSR, and the economy.
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Doctors Embrace Nutrition as Medical Field Opens
Doctors now unite with nutritionists after decades of reluctance. The conference led by Dr. Oville Levander declares iron deficiency a top public health issue and highlights vitamin C's role in iron absorption while copper absorption may suffer. Linus Pauling pushes vitamin C benefits and Illinois research links diet to lower intestinal cancer risk.
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When People Say There’s No Use to Try
A column riffs on tribulation faith and a South Carolina urged plan to curb crime by hiring unemployed teens. It critiques politicians for not setting an example, proposes summer jobs for youths with public salaries, and argues students deserve pay as civics lessons.
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Why Stop Using Marijuana Says Dr Graham
A letter writer asks for reasons to quit marijuana. The doctor argues drugs do not help cope with problems and may cause permanent brain damage and emotional harm. Accepting responsibility and solving underlying issues leads to a fuller life.
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