If the family is core to America’s revival then it must mend
The editorial argues moral decay, weak leadership, and a bloated state threaten the nation. It advocates restoring family as the foundation of society, duty over pleasure, and personal responsibility. Only then will politics and economics realign, restoring strength naturally.
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United States
America
State Department
Carter
Warsaw
Enmienda
Cesar Quintero
Panama
National University
U.S
Torrijos
Ailing husband and daytime TV urge a wife to grow up
A wife vents at a housebound husband who spends afternoons watching soap operas. She details his endless TV chatter, his fondness for plot lines, and her decision to reclaim her time after decades of domestic sacrifice. He finally appears, claiming growth from the viewing marathon.
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Donna
Chuck
Panama Canal pact amendments spark Senate flip flop
Ronald Reagan critiques the State Department's shifting stance on amendments to the Panama Canal treaties. He notes the Jan Friday recommendation for a new Article IX was later scrapped in favor of amending Articles IV and VI, provoking Panamanian protests and confusion over language and plebiscite implications. The piece warns of divergent interpretations and possible future changes without widespread approval.
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State Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
Torrijos
Torrijos & Co
Washington
Panama
Senate
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Will Rogers Memorial Discusses College Football Futures
The text notes education achieving a strong financial year and contrasts college programs as successful schools plan larger stadiums while less successful ones seek new coaches. Dated November 29 1927 the item is selected and edited material for the Will Rogers Memorial.
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Will Rogers
Bryan Sterling
Washington journal Our budget battles
President Ford warned that the 1978 through 1979 budgets overstate balance, forecasting deficits of 61 billion in 1979 and 60.6 billion in that year. The piece analyzes a decade of fiscal policy, inflation, energy costs, unemployment, and policy shifts, suggesting remedies are failing and Carter may inherit lessons from past eras.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
Carter
Unmasking Hiss Myth and the Gouzenko Link
The piece argues the Hiss case rests on more than Whittaker Chambers. It traces 1930s warnings to Truman and Acheson, Gouzenko’s disclosures, and King’s briefings, asserting a broader conspiracy to push Hiss from government. It notes Truman and White era actions and previews Weinstein’s forthcoming scholarly account.
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Washington
Alger Hiss
Soviet Union
Whittaker Chambers
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Truman
Dean Acheson
U.S
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France
William C. Bullitt
Edward Daladier
Congress
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Free World
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Mackenzie King
Canada
Orbis
University of Pennsylvania
James Barros
Columbia University
University of Toronto
King
Igor Gouzenko
Gouzenko
America
Kremlin
Acheson
FBI
Treasury
Harry Dexter White
Eisenhower
Herbert Brownell
Dhis
Allen Weinstein
Smith College
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