What Is A Treaty Tremors Under Helsinki Accord
A FRE ANDERICA HERALD analysis critiques President Ford and Henry Kissinger over the Helsinki accord. It labels the 25 000 word 96 page document a non treaty stating it serves Soviet aims and weakens Western standing. The piece argues Kissinger coerced Ford and warns of Soviet leverage in Portugal and Angola.
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United States
Senate
Ford
Helsinki
Kremlin
Leonid Brezhnev
Helsinki Movement
Henry Kissinger
Soviet Union
Kissinger
Mr. Solzhenitsyn
Portugal
Angola
James Buckley
New York
Lisbon
Brezhnev
Mr. Ford
Crossman Diaries Spark British-Socialist Debate in New York
Alice Widener reports on the Crossman diaries and a British cabinet leak dispute. The piece links Crossman Fabian socialism to Cold War strategy, detente, and debates over publishing his diary amid secrecy concerns.
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Crossman
New York City
England
Anthony Lewis
New York Times
Mr. Crossman
United States
R H.S. Crossman
Labor
Clement Allee
A.H.S. Crosstman
U.S. Noewin Wits
Henry Kissinger
Ford
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
White House
Helsinki
Soviet Union
Atlantic Alliance
R.H.S. Crossman
China
Russia
Britain
Praesidium
Oughint
Judge Waddy Criticized For Police Rights Ruling In May Day Riots
A provocative column attacks Judge Joseph C. Waddy of Hell City for condemning Washington police over demonstrations from 1968 to 1971. The piece accuses him of ignoring demonstrators’ terrorism and praises police restraint while detailing violence against citizens and property on May Day 1971.
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Washington
Joseph C. Waddy
Hell City
Wardy
Waddy
Nigeria
Angola
Potomac
White House
Georgetown
Siere
Right and Wrong Paths at UN Amid African Bloc Unity
Kampala hosts a tense debate as the Organization of African Unity sides with Arab motions for the upcoming UN General Assembly. The piece cites Uganda Kenya and Mobutu era Zaire, highlighting anti Western sentiment and calls for U.N. relevance while warning of self interest, leadership, and corruption.
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Africa
Kampala
Organization of African Unity
General Assembly of the
United Nations
Uganda
Saudi Arabia
Kenya
Isaac
General Assembly
United States
V.S. Naipaul
New York Review of Books
Zaire
Congo
Mobutu
Joseph Mobutu
Force Publique
New York
Mr. Naipaul
California on the Line in Ford Reagan Clash 1976
A political analysis weighs California’s pivotal role in a close 1976 race. The piece notes past near misses, third party threats from the American Independent Party, and potential effects of a Wallace or Rockefeller candidacy on Gerald Ford and the national outcome.
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Ford
California
Washington
KFS
Gerald Ford
Harry Truman
Ronald Reagan
Gallup
Harris
Pacific
George Wallace
Edward Kennedy
Paul Haerle
Reagan
Wallace
American Independent Party
AIP
John Lehmils
Mervin Field
John Schmitz
Haerle
Nelson Rockefeller
ASP
King Features Syndicate
Federal building rises in Indianapolis while US spends millions leasing county space
The federal government completed a new 16.7 million building in Indianapolis and leases 168 541 square feet across Marion County for 310 535 annually. Twelve facilities serve military related purposes and three house SSA branch offices. The Agriculture Department and HUD pay 182 487 and 203 886 respectively in annual rents. The piece urges frugality amid ongoing austerity rhetoric.
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Indianapolis
Marion County
Ben Copenhaver
General Services Administration
Social Security Administration
Federal Building
U.S. District Courthouse
Department of Agriculture
Abingon Square
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Kingsway Drive
Pennsylvania
Agriculture Department
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