Nobel Peace Prize group accused of pro Western bias
The Wall Street Journal criticizes the International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War for spreading anti nuclear war material mainly in the West while downplaying Soviet activity. It cites limited Soviet publication, dissident Moscow groups, and harsh Soviet penalties for peace activists. It notes doctor Yevgeny Chazov and professor Marat Vartanyan as Soviet affiliates and accuses American members of ignoring dissidents and Andrei Sakharov.
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International Physicians For the Prevention
Wall Street Journal
West
U.S.S.R
International Physicians
Russia
Moscow
International Physicians For the Prevention of
U.S.A
Yevgeny Chazov
Leonid Breznev
Marat Vartanyan
Institute of Psychiatry
Mmental
Physicians
Voices For Peace
Andrei Sakharov
Sakharov
Bernard Lown
Harvard
Kennedy Khrushchev pact undercuts U S Cuba policy warns Kirkpatrick
The Indianapolis Star questions the Kennedy Khrushchev pact after decades of Castro backed revolution and Soviet arms in Cuba. Jeane Kirkpatrick argues the deal left Cuba allied with communism and Nicaragua a potential repeat of past concessions while warning against entrenching a system where people serve the state.
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Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
U.S
Soviet Union
United Nations
Jeane Kirkpatrick
Kennedy
Nicaragua
Central
South America
Angola
Ethiopia
Somalia
United States
Kirkpatrick
Verbing trend in Safire Goodman columns and lyric example
Columnists William Safire and Ellen Goodman critique turning non verbs into verbs while noting examples from press and popular culture. The discussion cites phrases like fast track platform exodus and net working plus a song lyric warning you may lose your gal through quirky verbal twists.
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William Safire
Ellen Goodman
Safire
New York Times
Talmadge Hill
Network
Boston Globe
Reagan rides the tiger of terror and strategy in 1983
The article argues Reagan strengthens standing by intercepting a hijacked plane and leveraging North's idea. It notes a worldwide rethink of terrorism, Arafat sidelined, Klinghoffer's death tied to the case, and a budding US-Soviet terrorism tied to Paris public relations and future summit dynamics. It highlights tech and surveillance shifts toward defense over offense.
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Ronald Reagan
Oliver North
Adm
Yamamoto
North
Yasser Arafat
Mohammed Abbas
Arafat
United Nations
Syria
Jordan
Britain
Leon Klinghoffer
Tartus
Mikhail Gorbachev
Paris
America
Soviet Union
Beirut
Right Stuff Chicago Style
A columnist praises quick thinking by Tommy a busy Chicago messenger who faked injuries to cases and incidents at transit crashes and barroom crowds. The piece contrasts fake injury tactics with genuine emergency crews and notes one man later becomes wealthy showing the right stuff.
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