Where Are They Now Editorial On War Crimes
An eyewitness Cambodian refugee Pin Yathay recounts Khmer Rouge famine torture and cannibalism in a press briefing. The piece argues U S policy failures fueled Southeast Asia cruelties and questions where antiwar voices stand today.
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U.S
United States
Southeast Asia
Pin Yathay
American Security Council
Washington, D.C
Yathay
Thailand
Cambodia
Khmer Rouge
NOW Supports ERA Extension in Indiana Chapter Vote
The Alice Paul chapter of NOW urges Indiana congressmen to back a seven year extension for ratification of the ERA. They argue the 1972 proposal needs more time, noting the original seven year limit and the lengthy fight for women’s suffrage. Barbara Keeney signs the appeal.
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Alice Paul (Anderson
National Organization For Women
Indiana
Birch Banh
Congress
Barbara Keeney
Cordinat
Anderson Herald Brief Partial Notes on Brmaton
Fragmentary lines from the Anderson Herald mention Brmaton in a stray context with unclear details. The readable text references a possible event or note but provides no concrete action, date, or identifyable entities beyond the local paper’s name.
Abortion Yes No Debate Reflections and Politics
A 1978 Los Angeles Times Syndicate piece discusses abortion rights and policy. It notes past government payments for abortion, argues for personal decision by the woman and doctor, and cites demographic contrasts and ethical concerns amid political debate.
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Thave
Harvey
House Ahre
Joseph Califano
Los Angeles ‘Times Syndicate
College by Ralph Nielsen advocates civil disobedience at Seabrook
A Ralph Nielsen led class from Goddard College plans a field exercise to Seabrook New Hampshire for another environmental demonstration at the nuclear plant site. The piece rails against environmentalists and college administrators for supporting protests that halted construction, arguing the public favors nuclear power for cheap clean energy.
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Ralph A
Copley
Seabrook
Middle East
Unite States
New Hampshire
Scott Nielson
Goddard College
Vermont
Nowy
Ut Neilson
Neilson
Nielson
Nielsens
Kennedy Phobia Haunts Three Presidents Across Era
A 1960s through 1980 political analysis argues a shared Kennedy phobia haunted Lyndon Johnson Richard Nixon and Jimmy Carter linking fear of a Kennedy successor to Watergate era tensions and public polls Edward Kennedy looms in health policy and Democratic primaries, echoing historic Stuart anxieties.
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Washington
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
Watergate
Jimmy Carter
Kennedy
Kennedys
Harris
Edward Kennedy
White House
Mily
Anne
Stuart
Restraints on Intelligence Agencies Prompt GOP and Carter Debates
Former CIA chief Helms urged Congress to restore collaboration with the intelligence community, warning that current restraints hinder the United States as rivals push ahead. He defended past actions and denied wrongdoing while criticizing excessive controls. President Carter pressed for review of restraints to better pursue anti communist allies, amid GOP claims they were politically motivated. The piece argues executive limits grew after years of congressional inaction and questions whether looser rules would serve national interests.
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Atteran
Vietnam
Watergate
FBI
Stem
CIA
Richard Helms
Capitol Hill
Congress
Senate Intelligence Committee
Rome
Helms
Carter
Mill
State Department
Angola
CTA
Gence
Africa
Hill
Department of Foreign
Los Angeles ‘Times Syndicate
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Bry
National Co For Health Statistics
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Bonnie Prince Charlie
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George II
Bonnie Charlie
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Chappaquid Dick
Yesteryear
Jean
Lees
Harrisons
Tafts
Sevelts
Johath
Robert Kennedy
King Features Syndicate, Inc
America
Nixon
Johnson
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