Carter promises and policies meet with criticism in editorial
The editorial accuses President Jimmy Carter of breaking campaign promises to consult Congress and value all viewpoints. It cites alleged “Singlaub syndrome” cases including Major General Singlaub and Dr. Vincent McKelvey, plus replacements of officials and aides like Mark Seigel, arguing for broader input beyond Georgia allies.
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Canada
Jimmy Carter
Congress
Carter
United States
McKelvey
State Department
David Marston
U.S
White House
Mark Seigel
Seigel
Middle East
House
Senate
At wit s end private gossip will locate kids
Private humor piece by Byen M A Bombeck recalls trying to curb noisy kids through social chatter. The narrator highlights chaotic parenting milestones from eight to 14 months and cites a friend’s interruptions as a humorous, revealing tactic. COPYRIGHT 1978 FIELD ENTERPRISES INC.
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Byen MA
Flood ethics and Airlie House film draw fire in Washington
Washington lawmakers stir over Rep. Daniel Flood’s influence alleged to divert taxpayer funds to Airlie House and Blue Cross Blue Shield. The piece questions hospitalization insurer spending on a $100,000 film and TV spots, arguing premiums rise while oversight falters and urging accountability from the House Ethics Committee.
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Washington
Daniel Flood
Pennsylvania
Congress
House Ethics Committee
Flood
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Airlie House
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Bc-Bs
Nelson Rockerfeller
Howard Hughes
New York City
BCBS
Treasury
Tongsun Park
Castro as a hired gun in Africa policy clash revealed
The Los Angeles Times reports President Carter condemns Cuban troop involvement in Angola and other African conflicts, accusing Castro of Soviet-backed meddling. It notes Cuban casualties, emigration of youths to the United States, a new desertion prison, and Cuba’s domestic repression to sustain war policies.
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Paul Harvey
Carter
Cuba
Africa
Castro
Angola
Vietnam
Russia
Mozambique
Ethiopia
Rhodesia
South-West
Communist Party
Los Angeles Times
Readers voice letters on terrorism and libraries in Anderson
A collection of reader letters discusses U N and U S anti terrorism efforts and the proposed House Committee on Internal Security. It includes a plea to protect the Anderson library and a reflective piece imagining alternate histories with Napoleon and France in North America from editorials and local citizens.
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United Nations
United States
Free World
House
America
Moscow
Havana
Peking
Internal Security Committee
Ashbrook
Mildred Burton
Henry Anderson
Pro Panama Canal Treaty backers include ex ISU president Rankin
Letter to the editor accuses Allan Rankin Theodore Hesburgh J Irwin Miller and Grover Hartman of pushing a Panama Canal treaty viewed as treason against US business leaders Henry Ardrie Frank McKinney Jr and Thomas Moynahan named as betrayers of free enterprise Hartman is labeled a leftist operator and the writer calls for treason charges against the group.
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Indianapolis Star
Allan C. Rankin
Theodore Hesburg
Notre Dame
J. Irwin Miller
World Council of Churches
Grover Hartman
Indianapolis Council of Churches
National Council of Churches
Hartman
Henry Ardrie
Inlane Container
Frank McKinney Jr
American Fletcher National Bank
Thomas Mo
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Mildred) Borton
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