USSA Could Lean Hard The Catches In Military Arithmetic
Holmes Alexander argues the USSR outspends the U.S. on defense in key categories, citing James Schlesinger and DIA chief Daniel Graham. He notes political pressures inflate or distort figures, urging clearer, plain talk to convey real gaps in capability and future risks.
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Holmes Alexander
Daniel Graham
Defense Intelligence Agency
DIA
Ussr
General Graham
Graham
Defense
James Schlesinger
Defense Department
Soviet Union
United States
Schlesinger
Russia
Probing faith and love through Christian insight
The speaker rejects cynicism about humanity, arguing God loves all despite unworthiness. They cite Romans 5 6 and Jesus acts of compassion to show grace extends to the outcast, the sinful, and the suffering.
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C.B
God
Christ
Jacob's Well
Magdalene
Kissinger Visits China Mark a Shifting Diplomatic Stage
China uses staged diplomacy to send signals while Kissinger visits Peking. Beijing demands continued U.S. engagement and warns against détente with the Soviet Union as Washington and Beijing advance relations despite Taiwan and Korea disputes. Ford is set to visit China later this year.
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United States
Mr. Kissinger
Peking
Ford
China
Chiao Kuan-hua
U.S
Soviet Union
Kissinger
Mao Tsetung
Mao
Mali
Taiwan
Korea
Law and Orders Costly Self Probe Wins No Popular Prizes
Washington observers critique LEAA spending on reports and consulting. Private editors prepared several annual reports at high cost while researchers abroad and in Canada undertake crime studies. A Bank of America led computer project exposed data tracking spies and NACLA funding faltered. Litter survey shows Oregon deposits cut litter with minimal debris.
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Washington
Helter-Skelter Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
LEAA
Joe Foote
Loyola University
Los Angeles
Canada
University of Toronto
Walter Berns
Berns
American University
SEAA
D.C
Jerry Wilson
Wilson
Lear
Press Intelligence Services, Inc
Nolan and White Visual Communications
Arlingon
National Advisory Commission On Criminal Justice Standards
Foote
Bob Owens
Press Intelligence Service
Bank of America
Latin America
CIA
Bank
Zellerbach Family Fund
Irvine Foundation
Firemen’s Fund Foundation
Resource
U.S
NACLA
Resource One
Oregon
Kansas
Probing Kissinger by Ralph de Toledano
A far right pamphlet accuses Henry Kissinger of being a Soviet agent, but the piece offers only vague traits as proof. Golan’s interview in Haaretz portrays Kissinger as an inveterate talker who negotiates via shuttle diplomacy and often breaks promises to win outcomes.
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Ralph de Toledano
Far Right
Henry Kissinger
Wall Street
Reaction
Kissinger
Kremlin
Egypt
Middle East
Penthouse
Karl Hess
Tad Szule
New York Times
CIA
Xaviera Hollander
Matti Golan
Ha'aretz
United States
Golan
Dr. K
Leonid Brezhnev
Hafiz Assad
Syria
Moscow
Richard Nixon
Kissinger blamed for delayed arms airlift to Israel
The account portrays Kissinger as manipulating the delay in sending vital arms to Israel for political reasons. It notes Nixon understood Russian games in detente and ordered Israel supplied, while Kissinger faces scrutiny for his negotiating style and perceived lack of allies in Washington.
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Kissinger
Defense
James Schlesinger
Nixon
Cheers For The Fleet By Dorothy MacDowell
Between Sir Henry Clinton and Sir Peter Parker rival plans formed to seize Charles Town Sullivan's Island and Isle of Palms. Difficulties included few pilots willing to carry frigates over the bar and uncertain anchorage depths. On June 7 1776 Bristol signaled sails and Bristol then crossed Five Fathom Hole amid cheers as the fleet pressed toward Sullivan's Island.
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Dorothy Macdowell
Sir Henry Clinton
Sir Peter Parker
Charles Town
Sullivan's Island
Long Island
Isle of Palms
Peter
Sir Henry
Bristol
Sovereign
Sir Peter
Sullivan’s Island
We Hold These Truths A Chronicle of America
Military skirmishes reported this month include a 55 day siege ending at St Johns with Montgomery’s forces occupying Montreal, Thompson’s riflemen repelling a British foraging party at Lechmere Point, Dunmore’s Virginia rout near Kemp’s Landing, Williamson’s 600 Americans failing to defeat 1,800 Tories at Ninety Six, and an American victory at Reedy River.
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St. Johns
Canada
Richard Montgomery
Montreal
Lechmere Point
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
William Thompson
Kemp's Landing
Virginia
John Murray Dunmore
William Woodford
Ninety-Six
South Carolina
Andrew Williamson
Reedy River
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Caesar
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Soviet Russia
Billy Graham
Nationa
Securat
Pal
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Puerto Rico
Law and Orders
By Jack Anderson
Probing Kissinger
Cairo
Golda Meir
Citizen Smith
Israel
Aiken
Samuel A. Cothran
Robert D.cathcart
Chronicle of
America
Ross Mackenzie
Jeff MacNelly
United Feature Syndicate
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