Soul Message From Rev Jackson At Black Leaders Meeting
Rev Jesse Jackson urged activists at a Philadelphia conference to return to religious values, push for street action and court battles to advance PUSH. He warned that America faces high costs, unemployment, and moral decay, calling for self control and ethical renewal to aid democracy and social reform for all Americans.
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Jesse Jackson
Chicago
Nations
People United To Save Humanity
Jackson
Philadelphia
CIA Helms Perjury Charge Seen From Chile Testimony
National Review notes Helms faced possible perjury charges from his 1973 Chile testimony denying CIA attempts to unseat Allende and fund opponents, with broader claims that anti-Allende actions were high policy. The piece argues lies under pressure of political risk, media blitzes, and dampened CIA effectiveness. It links submarine monitoring disclosures to Soviet countermeasures and calls CIS paralysis a strategic setback amid a strong Communist political push.
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CEA
National Review
Richard Helms
Iran
CIA
Chile
Allende
Nixon
Helms
U.S
United States
Be Yourself After Cosmetic Makeover Advice
A department store cosmetic consultant persuades a shopper to “create a new you” with padding wigs contacts and possible cosmetic surgery. After an hour of product fittings and tips the advisor concludes with the paradoxical counsel to simply be yourself.
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Field Enterprises, Inc
Capital Fare and Vice Presidents in Presidential Life
A detailed, opinionated survey of how vice presidential selections shape campaigns and legacies from Eisenhower to Ford, Nixon, Johnson, Kennedy, and Rockefeller. It weighs political leverage, loyalty, and strategic choices, noting how incumbents treat running mates as expendable assets within party dynamics and historical precedents. The piece concludes with a constitutional preamble reflection.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nixon
Ike
Jack the Ripper
Washington Post
Eddie Folliard
Nelson Rockefeller
Ford
Rockefeller
Howard
Ho) Callaway
Franklin
Roosevelt
Henry Wallace
Harry Truman
Wallace
Fdr
Lyndon Johnson
John Kennedy
Robby Kennedy
Antis Johnson
Machiavelli Green
White House
Ted Sorensen
Jack Kennedy
Richelieu
Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Jolson
John Connally
Dallas
Connally
Dixie
Humphrey
Atlantic City
Spira Agden
George McGovern
Francisco Franco
GOP
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Gerald Ford
The New Despotism Warns of Income Redistribution
Anthony Harrigan profiles Dr. Robert A. Nisbet at Rockford College Illiois who argues that large government aims to impose equality of condition through taxation affirmative action and food stamps. He warns such redistribution erodes liberty and amounts to a new despotism imposed by bureaucratic power.
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United States
Robert A. Nisbet
Albert Schweitzer
Columbia University
Rockford College
Illiois
Nisbet
Dr. Nisbet
Christopher Jencks
Harvard
Jencks
Rockford
Nishet
Hiss Reintegration Sparks Massachusetts Court Debate
On The Right by William F. Barkley critiques the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruling that Alger Hiss be readmitted to practice law. The piece rebukes Judge Tauro for compassion-driven reasoning, questions belief of innocence, and highlights victims like Whittaker Chambers while urging clarity and accountability in the decision.
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Alger Hiss
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Hiss
Massachusetts
Joseph Tauro
Alger
Niss
Supreme Judicial Court
Tauro
Julpe Taura
Federal Bureau of Investigation
United States
Cuckooland
Judge Tauro
Achusetts
Stalin
Hiller
Tom Murphy
Whittaker Chambers
Chambers
Tavro
Zeal for Exposures Sparks Moral Reform Debate
Alice Widener critiques Liberals for zeal to expose CIA FBI and multinational graft, arguing McGovern Church push morality without solid evidence. She questions foreign aid programs and cites U S aid agencies and world bank concerns, alleging selective outrage and hidden corruption.
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New York City
CIA
FBI
George McGovern
Tolo
Fidel Castro
Heali
Castro
CLA
Sen. McGovern
Congress
Lockheed
Ashland Oil
Frank Church
Senate
U.S
McGovern
Church
Senator Church
McGnvern
Gulf Oi
Ashland
London
Paris
Geneva
State Department
George
People Voice Heard as FCC Denies Restrictive Petition
The FCC rejected Jeremy Lansman and Lorenzo Milam petition seeking limits on fundamentalist religious broadcasts on noncommercial education stations. Protests misread the request as a total ban while Lansman and Milam, California consultants, run nondiscretionary noncommercial stations and back minority programs.
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Federal Communications Commission
Voice of the People
FCC
Jeremy Lansman
Lorenzo Milam
California
Petion
Lansman
Milam
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Mohanet Sevetory
Jane Tonir Sot
Anderazn
Indiens
Corier Celsere
Eyalegrid
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Herald
Associated Press
Toee
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United States of America
Anthony Harrigan
William F. Barkley
Buckley
Alice Widener
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