Carter foreign aid plan drawn as a shocker to Americans
A blunt editorial condemns President Carter's proposal to boost foreign aid and export capital to the Third World. It argues Americans face capital shortages, warns aid would curtail U S development, and asserts the administration favors distant regimes over U S economic needs.
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It Didn’t Start With Watergate gains bestseller note
IDSWW and the Victor Lasky book are largely ignored by liberal media yet find readers among those seeking multiple viewpoints. Critics cite detailed corruption, bribes, and cover ups across pre Nixon administrations with Roosevelt Kennedy and others noted. The Washington Post listed it among its top five best sellers. The book is praised as well documented and essential reading for politicians and students.
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Look Down The Road By Paul Harvey on Groucho and aging
A nostalgic meditation on aging and the Groucho Marx saga, noting Nat Perrin and Arthur Marx in the care of Groucho. It contrasts fraught end-of-life dynamics with enduring marriages and hints at a future book about lasting partnerships.
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Whiz Kid Returns and critiques U S Defense posture
The piece recalls Harold Brown's tenure and McNamara's era, arguing the United States shifted from military supremacy to parity. It questions the Pentagon's messaging on nuclear superiority and warns against accepting American decline as inevitable. The author links Brown to McNamara and lampoons complacent attitudes toward deterrence and strategy.
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Testing Laetrile At Last By National Cancer Institute
Washington debate wearies as the National Cancer Institute moves toward human testing of the laetrile drug amid longstanding disputes over its efficacy and FDA approval. Backers argue for early trials, while opponents warn of political entanglements and uncertain results.
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NBC News fourtrack poll offers nuanced view of Carter
NBC News surveys use a four dimensional measure to track President Carter. May results show overall job approval at 61 percent while foreign policy and economy metrics hover in the mid forties and energy handling at 43 percent. The method reveals shifts behind the headline ratings.
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Air Power and Korea Doctrines Revisited in 1977 Commentary
A 1977 syndicated column argues the U S should avoid overreliance on air power in Korea and Vietnam conflicts. It questions willingness to deploy strategic bombing and cites past nonuse in Korea and Vietnam to warn against misreading deterrence.
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