Castro moves to cancel anti-hijacking pact with U S
Castro threatens to end the anti-hijacking treaty with the United States raising fears of harm to U S interests in the hemisphere. He cites CIA blame and Cuba’s need to respond to a series of attacks, while Washington cautions against linking terrorism to U S policy and urges continued enforcement and diplomacy.
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Fidel Castro
United States
U S
Hemisphere
Cuba
Castro
CIA
Latin America
Barbados
William Colby
Portugal
United Nations
U.S
Angola
Military unions eye recruiting military personnel into labor ranks
The American Federation of Government Employees plans a military membership drive after amending its constitution to admit armed forces members. The AFL-CIO affiliated union, with 325,000 paid members and 675,000 represented workers, argues military unions could undermine discipline and threaten national security, urging Congress to study the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Government
U.S
American Federation of Government Employes
Afl-Cio
Las Vegas
Washington
Congress
Samuel A. Cothran Leading Aiken Standard Editor
Samuel A. Cothran serves as president and editor of the Aiken Standard, continuing the newspaper’s leadership and direction. The note highlights his dual role in publishing and management within the 1867 paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel A. Cothran
Reading God's Will Through Bible and Spirit
A reader asks how to know God's will amid life decisions. Guidance comes from the Bible, inner Holy Spirit counsel, and circumstantial signs. Trust the Lord, yield your will, and obedience brings joy peace and rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Graham
S.J
S. J
Labour’s Hard Choice for Britain Under Fire
A critical opinion piece argues Britain’s 18 months under a Labour government have driven the pound down and prices up while jobs vanish. It accuses nationalization and welfare promises of failing the poor and warns of looming austerity and coercive measures.
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London
England
Britain
Reagan's Silent Comeback Plan To Revamp GOP
A Washington report outlines Ronald Reagan's strategy to reorganize the Republican Party into a conservative base for 1980. It cites training of workers in Kansas City, planned meetings in Phoenix and the South, and the aim to groom a younger candidate while Reagan remains a leading conservative voice.
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Washington
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Ford
Kansas City
Phoenix
South
California
Barry Goldwater
R.ariz
John Tower
White House
Parents Fight Back By Phyllis Schlafly Excerpt
Phyllis Schlafly argues that most congressional bills die in the opposite house but notes an education bill amendment by John Conlan to block federal funding for secular humanist teaching. She traces court rulings on religion in schools and reports parents forming private Christian schools while noting limits of the First Amendment.
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Phyllis Schlafly
John Conlan
House
Senate
Humanist Magazine
Conlan
U.S. Supreme Court
Church of the Holy Trinity
United States
Supreme Court
Torcaso
John Dewey
Ohio
Patrick Carr Captain in Kings Mountain Campaign
Patrick Carr a Georgian captain described as ruthless in the Revolutionary War. He joined Clarke at Augusta 1780, fought at Kings Mountain, Blackstocks, and with Sumter at Ogeechee. Carr reportedly killed 118 Tories and later moved through Georgia before being murdered, allegedly by Tory descendants.
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Dorothy Macdowell
Patrick Carr
Kings’ Mountain
Georgia
Col. Clarke
Augusta
Carolinas
Mountaineers
Maj. Candler
King’s Mountain
Sumter
Blackstocks
Maj. Jackson
Carr
Altamaha
Opening Parliament Reacts to American Declaration
King George remarks that America’s Declaration fosters unity and liberty. Charles Fox counters that British policy left Americans little choice but independence, comparing it to past abuses under James II and criticizing taxation and use of force.
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George
Charles Fox
House of Commons
James II
America
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Sheraton Park Hotel
Howard Rosenberg
Midwest
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Rosenberg
Jimmy Carter
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Ogeechee
Johnson
Jackson
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