Editorial urges Heart Fund drive volunteers in Madison County
An editorial promotes the American Heart Association fundraiser in Madison County this weekend. It urges quitting smoking to cut heart attack risk, outlines early warning signals, and stresses both men and women are at risk while calling for public contributions to support education and research.
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Nixon era legacy and Humphrey praise echo through time
The piece reflects on Hubert Humphrey receiving broad admiration after leaving politics and notes publications cleansing biographies of less laudatory details. It cites Raymond Price on Nixon and argues that while Nixon’s tenure included security abuses, future historians may view him more favorably as years pass, remembering him as a loyal husband and father who helped unite the nation.
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Richard Nixon
Herbert Hoover
Harry Truman
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Anderson Herald Brief on Revenue and Grants
Local notices report figures related to Siponhe and associated revenue streams. The item references a denomination of 82 dollars and a secondary figure of 2 dollars, with a note on management and support by a municipal body. Further details are unreadable due to OCR issues.
Stickier and Stickier by Ralph G et tledan
Washington warns of growing Soviet naval power in the Pacific as the Panama Canal remains jeopardized and Carter pressures toward rapprochement with Communist China The piece cites 730 Soviet warships 10 cruisers 80 destroyers 40 submarines and a plan to move modern warships to Vladivostok It questions why Carter pursues ties with China while Taiwan’s mutual defense treaty could be scrapped and urges continued American support for Taiwan amid bipartisan opposition and strong anti-normalization sentiment.
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Pacific
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Indian Ocean
Yawan
Mediterranean
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Foreign Policy Association
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Barry Goldwater
Howard
Baker
John Sparkman
Zongmiew Brzezinski
Congress
Bella Abzug Fails In Congress Bid Amid Stirrings Of Political Comeback
In Washington a partisan clash over feminism and the Equal Rights Amendment frames Bella Abzug as a controversial figure. A veteran housing official praises her impact, while Abzug’s campaign suffers a stunning defeat to an unknown Republican in a predominantly Democratic district.
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Carter inaction in Horn of Africa exposed by Cold War stance
Washington analysts label Carter foreign policy as milder and weaker as Soviet Cuban aid pushes Ethiopia toward the Somali border. Russia seeks Gulf and Red Sea leverage with Cuban troops and Soviet advisors, risking U.S. oil supply and Cold War influence in the region.
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Bella Abzug Loses in New York Special Election
A Manhattan district election sees radical Bella Abzug defeated by Republican S William Green amid liberal media commentary. Voter turnout rises despite weather as supporters and critics debate the meaning of voting power and the value of the electoral process.
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