Hartke and Lugar Debate Senior Citizens in Indiana
Editorial weighs Senate race as Hartke and Lugar address Indiana Association of Senior Citizens. It accuses Hartke of inflating spending, boosting Social Security while failing to curb inflation, and argues Indiana needs a change to elect Richard Lugar in November.
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Vanve Hartke
U.S. Senate
Richard Lugar
Indiana Association of Senior Citizens
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Congress
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Hartke
Sen. Hartke
Indiana
U.S
Warthe
Richard Luger
Martyr dog Red saves girl from car blaze in Bridgeton
A Morris family dog named Red leapt through a car window and dragged two year old Margaret Murvigs from a burning vehicle in Bridgeton Missouri. The century old rescue is praised as extraordinary canine devotion and raises questions about animal intelligence and heroism.
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Bridgeton
Margaret
Red
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Morris
Macris
What would fill a Bicentennial time capsule
A reader muses on 1376 life through celebrity poll snippets from Ambassador magazine. The piece moves through everyday era markers such as herbal shampoo conversations, teenage slang you know phrases, and the omnipresent T shirts that carry opinions. It ends with a wish to place a message like CLEAN UP THE WORLD TOMORROW TODAY JUST DO YOUR ROOM in the capsule.
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Ambassador Magazine
Cam
Christmas Tree Ridge
Jeff
John
Denver
Top and bottom lines of U.S. foreign policy
Alice Widener argues that postwar policy hinges on containment of the Soviet Union, tracing decisions from Teheran and Yalta to Vietnam and Korea. The piece laments the nuclear dilemma, the illusion of parity, and the media’s role in defining policy while urging a hard look at enduring strategic choices.
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United States
U.S
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Yalta
Soviet Union
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Russia
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Truman
Tebieran
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Kennedy
Johnson
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Panama Canal
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Western Hemisphere unity and the OAS future
Holmes Alexander argues that international realism favors closer Western Hemisphere cooperation over global government. He cites the OAS and Rio Treaty as foundations, notes shared languages and republics, and suggests a Pan American confederation could strengthen regional ties without a universal constitution. The piece reflects on historical figures and ongoing regional dynamics to endorse practical unity.
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Washington, D.C
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Wilson
Roosevelt
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England
Franco
Spain
Europe
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Ronald Reagan
Panama Canal
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Isthmus
League of Nations
Organization of the American States
OAS
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United States
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Latin America
Panama
Castro
Afrika Corps
Angola
Guantanaray Bay
Philadelphia
Common Market
Organization of American States
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Cuba
McNaught Syn
Democrats Split Risks in Platform Fight Ahead of Election
Washington observers see Democrats as having a shot at the presidency next year while factions press for bold platform changes. Moynihan defends foreign policy stance on the UN, drawing mixed reviews from black leaders and party insiders amid busing debates and internal battles dating to the platform committee.
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Wykedom
Washington
Ronal Reagan
Gerald Ford
Ford
White House
Philip W. Noel
Rhode Island
Wendell R. Anderson
Minnesota
Woeb
United Nations
Daniel Patrick
Moynihan
Noel
Joe Rauh Jr
D.C
Richard Mixon
Sam Brown
Orrad Brown
Colorado
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Democratic Party
Percy Sutton
New York City
Manhattan
Sulton
Oynihan
New York State
Brown
United States
Sutton
Sulter
Robert S. Strauss
Platform Committee
Richard Nixon
Hut
Reshaping America by socialist advocates urged by Harrington
The piece surveys Democratic Socialist lines calling for government as employer, nationalized railways and energy access, a national credit system, and public employee boards. It argues such plans would erode freedom and worsen national wealth, while noting critics cite Germany and Britain as cautionary examples.
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America
Michael Harrington
Democratic Socialist Organizing Committee
Joint Economic Committee
U.S. Congress
United States
Harrington
Congress
Rep. Ralss
Mr. Hartington
German Republic
Great Britain
Hut
Pension kicker faces Senate House fight over Federal retirees
House leaders delay action on removing the 1 percent pension kicker for Foreign Service retirees and other federal and military pensioners. The stalled move to strip the extra cost of living boost follows lobbying by Rep. Joseph Fisher and the International Relations Committee sending the State Department bill back for June action. Debate is anticipated as White seeks a hearing and others push alternatives to speed raises or preserve purchasing power.
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Washington
Joseph Fisher
State Department
Foreign Service
Mouse International Relations Committee
House
Hichard White
D- Tex
White
International Relations Committee
Fisher
Ford
Congress
Edward J. Derwinski
RELI
David Henderson
D-N.c
Defense Manpower Commission
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