Ford allies and Kissinger clash signaling shift in U S foreign policy
Washington observers say President Ford's Europe tour and high level talks suggest a move to assert control over U S foreign policy at Kissinger's expense ahead of the 1976 campaign. Critics in and out of the White House note Rumsfeld's push to downgrade Kissinger, with tensions spilling into public view as safety warnings urge summer driving caution statewide.
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Kissinger
Washington
Ford
Europe
NATO
U.S
Henry Kissinger
The
New York Times
Whitle
Donald Rumsfeld
North
Treasury
William Simon
Nelson Rockefeller
Rumsfeld
Nixon
White House Palace
Indiana
Robert L. DeBard
DeBard
Women Turn to Self Defense Classes to Fight Back
In a 1975 Los Angeles Times piece, women in cities like New York enroll in Judo and Karate programs led by Miss Susan Murdock to gain self reliance and a fighter mindset. The article discusses training methods, shouting during practice, and advice from Mary Keefe of the NYPD on personal safety, urging tougher measures to curb aggression.
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Susan Murdock
Brooklyn College
Sarah Lawrence College
Miss Murdock
Kitter
Mary Keefe
New York City
Police Department
Los Angeles Times
Chiles Proposes Latin America Policy Resolution
Senator Lawton Chiles of Florida has filed a two page concurrent resolution S Con Res 41 outlining Latin American policy principles. The measure argues for forging common Anglo American and Latin American interests, restraining punitive aid cuts, and maintaining Latin American arms trade while avoiding excessive promotion of U.S. sales.
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Washington
Lawton Chiles
Florida
Peninsular
Chiles
Caribbean
South America
Asia
Mideast
West Europe
Latin America
Saigon
United States
Cambodia
Ford
Mayaguez
Pueblo
Julius
Ethel Rosenberg
Esse
Stalin
U.S
Hickenlooper
Congress
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Treasury plans public auction of U S gold reserves
In New York the Treasury announces a June 3 sale of 500000 miners of U S gold from Fort Knox and other stores. The piece criticizes the move as a bid to remove gold from the monetary system and argues for value-based currencies, noting gold's historical role and rising paper money issues.
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New York
U.S. Treasury
Port Knox
Jack F. Bennett
Paris
Bennett
Webster's
London
Treasury Department
United States
WS. Treasury
The
Journal of Commerce
U.S
Federal Reserve
U.S.A
Fascism Rehabilitated in 1975 Critics See a Party Shift
In 1975 a wave of historical revisionism rehabilitates fascist figures from the 1930s and 1940s. Ronald Radosh reviews Prophets on the Right and praises sympathetic depictions of Dennis, Taft, Flynn, Beard, and Mosley. Robert Skidelsky’s Oswald Mosley biography draws similar praise.
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Washington
KFL
United States
National Review
William Rusher
Rusher
Ronald Radash
City University of New York
Radash
Charles A. Beard
Oswald Villard
Robert Taft
John T. Flynn
Lawrence Dennis
Radosh
Lawerence Dennis
Dennis
Oswald Mosley
Robert Skidelsky
British Union of Fascists
Stanley Weintrau
New Republic
Mosley
Silent Voices on Vietnam Faith and Freedom in War’s Aftermath
Excerpted reflections by Exon Tausch recount the Vietnam war’s toll and refugee exodus, critiquing U S and Allied policies. The writer argues against silence, condemns Communist expansion, and urges renewed resolve to defend freedom amid political missteps and public weariness.
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Exon Tausch
Tausch
Vietnam
Cambodia
North Vietnam
Washington
New York
China
Soviet Union
America
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Paris
Congress
Flanders Fields
Southeast Asia
Graduation Address Echoes Through Generations
Will Rogers reflects on valedictory speeches as generations hear similar advice about changing times and preparing for a new civilization. He notes that every graduation repeats the notion of rapid change and future readiness, a timeless trope echoed in addresses selected by Bevan Sterling.
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Bevan Sterling
Will Rogers
Register and Tribune Syndicate
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