Singlaub speaks out on military policy and resignations
Maj Gen John K Singlaub’s Atlanta address blasted Carter’s Korea troop withdrawal and nears a call for principled resignations. He condemned delaying the neutron bomb and the B-1 program, faulted SALT, and questioned global military outlook while insisting he has no regrets for telling what he saw as truth. He warned the army to expect embarrassment as a potential catalyst for national defense reform.
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John K. Singlaub
Carter
U.S
South Korea
Wall Street Journal
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Journal
Singlaub
Atlanta
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Panama Canal
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Ingland
Washington
United States Army
In America Buying of America By Ron Hendren
The piece argues foreign buyers are accumulating vast U.S. land and property, inflating values and undermining farmers and homeowners. It cites international investors, a Shah of Iran project in New Orleans, and Beverly Hills purchases, calling for action to curb foreign ownership.
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Ron Hendren
Middle East
Ferdinand Lundberg
America
U.S
Thailand
Shah of
Iran
New Orleans
Tehran
Beverly Hills
U.S. States
Mystery of Shadrin Spy Defector Deepens in Cold War
An interpretive report revisits Nicholas Shadrin, a Soviet naval officer who defected in 1959 and vanished in 1975 amid competing theories. It cites CIA warnings, lie detector doubts, and shifts between U S intelligence agencies, suggesting he may have been a double agent or later abducted, while acknowledging unresolved questions and ongoing controversy.
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CIA
Counterintelligence Section
Jin
Kadrin
Nikolai Fedorovich Artamonov
Poland
Sweden
West Germany
Interrogators
Washington
Afteward
Office of Naval Intelligence
Defense Intelligence Agency
KGB
Moscow
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Rial
Pentagon
Drin
Rufus L. Taylor
Ctor
Naval Intelligence
Montreal
Vienna
KBG
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Carter's presidential prospects through past Georgia record
A column weighs Jimmy Carter's 1970s Georgia governorship and national campaigns. It cites 1976 polling collapse, early primaries' success, and Georgia unfavorability as precedents. The piece notes recent signs of Carter regaining tempo but warns long memory readers may doubt his staying power amid evolving national pressures.
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Washington
Carter
Jimmy
Georgia
Harris
Gallup
New Hampshire
Florida
Wisconsin
Ohio
Idaho
Frank Church
Jerry Brown
Jimmy Carter
Oval Office
Murphy
White House
King Fea. Syn., Inc
Regulation, apples, and the cancer scare in federal policy
A Copley News Service opinion denounces OSHA and other agencies for what the writer calls regulatory fear mongering. It cites 1500 chemicals labeled carcinogenic, argues true risk is overblown, and recalls Paracelsus to stress dose matters, criticizing zero risk mandates and calls for science-led inquiry.
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Ralph de Toledano
Copley
Washington
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Labor Department
The
Food and Drug Administration
Who
Robert E. Olson
St. Louis University
Olson
Paracelsus
OSHA
Dr. Olson
American Industrial Health Council
FDA
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