Cubans in Africa and Soviet Involvement Probed
An analysis notes Fidel Castro has sent tens of thousands of Cuban troops to Africa leaving homeland defenses thin. It says Soviet Air Force units now defend Cuba’s airspace freeing Cuban pilots for Ethiopia missions. The piece questions the Kennedy Khrushchev pledge and whether Soviet pilots may engage offensively while Cuba seeks African ties. Ramon Sanchez Parodi asserts Cuba’s policy remains unchanged since 1959 toward liberation movements. The piece ends warning Americans as Carter’s foreign policy is criticized.
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Fidel
Africa
Kremlin
Cuba
Ethiopia
State Department
Defense Department
Washington
Havana
Washington Post
Ramon Sanchez-Parodi
Carter
Uncle Sam
Readers react to Panama Canal treaties and Torrijos links
A reader letter argues against the Panama Canal treaties linking Omar Torrijo and his brother Moises to narcotics indictments and communist ties. It claims Linowitz and Bunker are compromised, notes Canal tolls and ship movements, and asserts the canal is essential for U S security and naval operations.
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Omar Torrijos
Moises Torrijos
Bureau of Customs
Panama
Spain
Omar
Panama Canal
Don Osterman
Manhattan Ave
Muncie
Ind
American Party
Car Cantor
Jack Anderson
Drew Pearson
Torrijo
Red Torrijos
Sol Linowitz
Marine Midland Bank
Carter
Senate
Linowitz
Salvadore Allende
Chile
Ellsworth Bunker
The
Horn
U.S
Reader Letters to The Anderson Herald Welcome Submissions
Readers may send signed letters up to 20 words if possible. Typed or double spaced preferred. The paper may edit letters to fit space while preserving meaning. Include name and address. print name unless requested otherwise.
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Lomment
The
Anderson Herald
P.O
Anderson
Trivialization and policy anger in Rogers Says column
Ralph de Toledano critiques Carter administration policy and human rights stance, praising Ernest Lefever for coining trivialization as a lens. The piece lambasts energy, defense, and bureaucratic excess, contrasting Roosevelt and Truman with modern rhetoric while lampooning slogans and national priorities. May 25, 1920s column fragment edited by Bryan Sterling.
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Ralph de Toledano
Copley News Service
Washington
Ernest Lefever
Brookings Institution
Policy Review
Carter
Soviet Union
China
America clings to standbys as trust in govt cools
A 57 000 household poll by U S News and World Report finds American self esteem improving in the 1970s though despite Ford Carter and a Democratic Congress confidence in government remains low. Airlines banks saving and loan associations telephone companies aluminum and science and technology top the trust list with inflation feared yet taxes accepted to fight it. Private enterprise and invention sustain faith as the nation endures wartime strain inflation and unemployment without a new philosophy.
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Nuames Alexander
Washington, D.C
America
News and World Report
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Ford
Supreme Court
White House
Congress
Legislative Branch
Bete Noire
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Responsibility by Our Wives in New York City
A columnist rails against street crime in Los Angeles and New York, alleging a crime wave led by black and Puerto Rican youths. He laments lenient journalism and policing, calls for leaders to stress responsibility, and warns of potential mass violence if punishment remains inadequate. The piece cites incidents involving a 84-year-old victim in the Bronx and a severely injured son-in-law.
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New York City
Los Angeles
Pacific Stock Exchange
Exchange
Manhattan
Kly
United States
Bronx
U.S.A
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Nature
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