News Media Credibility and Grenada Landing Critique
The piece argues the Grenada landings damaged media credibility as TV news attacked the U. S. government and faced criticism for excluding reporters. It notes shifts in opinion after visits to Grenada, calls for restoring trust, and urges media to listen beyond their own views to regain stature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Estate
Grenada
U. S
Caribbean
NBC
John Chancellor
New York
Caribbean aid must grow to match Grenada victory
The piece argues that while Grenada won a shooting victory against Cuba, Caribbean development lags. It urges expanding the Reagan era aid package beyond 10 million for small islands, to fund doctors engineers sanitation workers and industry, and to combat poverty and underdevelopment across Haiti Grenada and Martinique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Grenada
Caribbean
Reagan
Central America
Lars
France
Martinique
Haiti
Effort to Right the Scales of Justice Against Union Violence
The Senate Judiciary Committee hears witnesses on union violence in labor disputes. The proposed S.462 bill by Sen. Grassley would affirm that violence is illegal even when labeled as a labor end and seeks to overturn a Supreme Court misreading of the Hobbs Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Grenada
Senate
Cher Mungovan
Hawaii
Honolulu
Mungovans
Idaho
Pennsylvania
Thomas Haggard
Armand Thieblot
Congress
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Charles Grassley
Iowa
U.S
Sen. Grassley
Why The State Visits Cause Debate On Security And Value
The piece questions presidents state visits amid terrorism fears. It notes the New York Senate bombing scare led to tighter security and an armed posture. It argues visits often serve psychological aims, carrying risk and expense with limited decisive outcomes. It cites Reagan Marcos Tokyo Seoul trips and warns of radical targets.
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Senate
Japan
South Korea
Ronald Reagan
Fdr
Eisenhower
Korea
Kennedy
Manila
Marcos
U.S
Tokyo
Nakasone
Reagan
Seoul
North Korea
Oswald
Agea
KGB
West
Dear Dr. Graham on cancer fears and living for Christ
A young person seeks counsel after family cancer deaths. The reply urges not to fear the future, cites advances in treatment, and stresses prioritizing a Christ centered life. It quotes 2 Corinthians 5:9 15 to urge living for God whether alive or dead.
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DR. Graham
T.H
Christ
God
Paul
John
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Agoraphobia discussed amid faith and public views
Readers react to a feature on agoraphobia citing a Pittsburgh woman and bank executive. The letter from M. David Sisler Jr. and notes from James V. Parker discuss fear, faith, and personal liberty, while DuBose Robertson praises South Carolina educational TV and opera access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Gaillard
Pittsburgh
Book on Peace of Mind Offered by Purviances
Edwin and Mable Purviance of Asheville North Carolina announce a co authored book on peace of mind now in its fourth printing. They offer to mail autographed complimentary copies without strings to any reader who requests one.
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Carolinas
Edwin and
Mable
Glenview Road
Asheville
N.C
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Crese ‘Con
M. Stanton Evans
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
New York City
Senators
Burma
Billy Graham
Christ Jesus
M. David Sisler Jr
South Aiken
Hollings
Rep
Butler Derrick
Derrick
Sol Blatt
Blatt
Sen
Edgar Brown
Tip O’neill
O’neill
Edgefield
Honey Path
Seneca
Massachusetts
James V. Parker
Siskin
North Augusta
South Carolina
Metropolitan Opera
ETV
Metropolitan
David Hartmann
Luciano Parrotti
DuBose Robertson
North
Charleston
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