Editorials Claim Carter Sells Taiwan to Trilateral Elite
Editorial charges President Carter and aides briefed by the Trilateral Commission on a faster shift to recognizing Beijing, with a Taiwan trade office and embassy closure as a trigger. It accuses Carter of aligning with old guard insiders and global money interests at the expense of Taiwan allies.
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Peking
Commission
Zbigniew Brezezinski
Carter
Old Guard
Trilateral Comm
United States
China
U.S
Taiwan
Gellhorn critiques FTC direction in Regulation piece
Ernest Gellhorn argues that the American Enterprise Institute publication Regulation questions the new FTC competition policy under Michael Pertschuk. He warns the chairman's personalized, politicized antitrust approach could curb consumer benefits and impose noncompetitive values, urging a more modest, traditional view of antitrust to serve business and consumers.
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American Enterprise Institute
Ernest Gellhorn
FTC
Gellhorn
Federal Trade Commision
Michael Pertschuk
Pertschuk
Pertschul
Haig seen as political General in NATO era debate
The article recalls Haig's role and image as a political general before congressional hearings on NATO readiness. It contrasts veteran leaders with modern generals who brief committees, notes Hadley's analysis of Soviet momentum, and argues NATO must move from planning to action amid nuclear and conventional threats. Will Rogers archive, March 20, 1927.
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Alexander
Nixon
NATO
Ster
Richard Nixon
al Haig
Lincoln
Lee Jackson
Ewell
Stuart
Chancellorsville
Gen. Ha
House On Services
Haig
Gen. Haig
Arthur T. Hadley
Washington
New Times Magazine
Hadley
Dan Daniel
D. Va
Fone
Old Boy
Korea
Vietnam
West Point
John Foster Dulles
Upcomind Haig
Daniel Sumittee
America
McNaught Syn., Inc
Tax revolt spreads across politics and states
Column notes Proposition 13's California victory prompts tax cut fervor echoed by President Carter while Congress faces spending limits. It covers Albany amendments, Colorado and California reactions, and Brown’s balancing act between unions and reform. The piece argues voters demand lower spending, warns of political fallout, and questions critics’ views of tax cuts.
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Ronald Keaawan
Washington
Carter
Congress
Tom
Pennia Avenue
Ress
California
House of Representatives
Department of Health, Education & Welfare
Albany
New York
Hugh
Colorado
Jerry Brown
Howard Jarvis
Brown
State Teachers’ Association
State Employees’ Association
King Features Syndicate
Ine
Carter faced criticism over Taiwan stance and Panama trip
An UPI excerpt alleges Trilateral Commission influence on Carter policies. It claims he promised civil liberties in Panama and signaled a Chinese reunification formula with Taiwan. The piece questions American rights and warns of further concessions to Communist China, criticizing both Panama and Taiwan handling and linking it to broader U.S. policy.
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New York
CHY
Atte United Press Internationa
David Rockefeller
Trilateral Commis Om
Carter
Zbigniew Hieverinski
Taiwan
Panama
Jos
Amer
Rter
Fort Clayton
Trilateral Commission
People’s Republic of China
Zechoslovakian
China
USA
Averson
Dll
Trilater Commission
UPL
Cambodia
Vietnam
Nd Panam
Sions
Peking 1
United States
Soviet Union
Brzezinski
Pledge Allegiance Text Restated For Record
The user provides phrasing of the pledge of allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and the republic for which it stands. It proclaims one nation under God with liberty and justice for all.
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United States of America
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