Cuban Expansion and U S Policy in the Caribbean
The United States seems ready to ease tensions with Cuba despite opposition from conservatives. A high level diplomatic mission to Havana signals potential embargos easing and limited diplomatic exchange. Cuban influence grows in Africa and the Caribbean as Castro challenges U.S. interests, with Washington debating detente, Caribbean economic unity, and a reaffirmation of hardline stance.
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Unitay
Cuba
Congress
Havana
United States
Carter
Fidel Castro
Mance
Caribbean
Gasirucs
Turre Akn
Angoli
Cubs
Buerbra
Moxzambinue
Zabe Sierra Hewn
Guineas
Guined Bissau
Myvitorial
Guinea
Tansinia
Upands
Somalia
Uhio
Panama Canal
Atey
St. Vincent
Cuha
Michael Manley
Jamilia
Forbes Fuetham
Guyana
U.S
Coha
Washington
Casio
United State
Rosulyn Carter
Deus
la Baw
Angola
Vietnam
John F. Kennedy
Theodore Roosevelt
Ives
Wit's End Repeats: Freshness Ads About Noise
A reader rants about loud commercials polluting meals and daily life. He recalls jarring ads for chips, dairy, laundry, and toothpaste, mocking the overblown soundscape and nostalgic simplicity of past campaigns.
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Mort
Fundy
Capital Fare HR 5400 Is A Bummer
Andrew Tilly argues against the Carter administration plan for nationwide instant voter registration. He warns of fraud risk, administrative burden, and potential poll corruption, citing Wisconsin experience and a Heritage Foundation study. He references Justice Department officials and notes the bill’s political peril and cynicism.
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Andrew Tilly Washington
Carter
Congress
Chicago
Linda Taylor
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Milwaukee County
Igns
Chicapn
New York
Philadelphia
Griffin Red
Consanto
Maemo
Hose Administration
Heritage Foundation
Carter Shifts Gears On Defense And Foreign Policy
Washington column notes President Carter moved from pacifist promises to tough measures on defense while pursuing SALT talks. It cites Senate votes on Defense and Energy, Ted Sorensen departure, Turney nomination, Warnke as arms negotiator, plus cautious optimism about confronting Soviet power amid European economic strains.
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Holmes Alexander
Washington, D.C
George Meany
Carter
United Auto Workers
Jimmy
Congress
Ted Sorensen
CIA
Ted
Intelligence Committee
National Defense
Stansfield Turnee
Paul Warnke
Warnke
Russia
Harris
Wernke
George McGovern
Jimmy Carter
West Germany
Europe
Britain
North Sea
Labour
Socialisi
France
Italy
McNaught Syndicate
Tne
The Golden Trashery and the Brainwashing of Youth
An editor laments late 19th and early 20th era juvenile fiction and modern media. He rails against patriotism, censorship, and moral policing while contrasting Horatio Alger, Tom Swift, and Rover Boys with contemporary youth culture, cinema, and birth control discourse.
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Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Mybrary
Palgrave
agWle - Boys
Oliver Optie
Captain Sediey
Horatio Alger
Robert Kushin
Hubert Davis
Master Paine
Robert
Mester
Ife
Tom Swift
Rover
Repression Debate Over Youth Work Rights In New York
A letter argues adolescent violence stems from denied work opportunities for youths. It urges ending outdated child labor laws to allow 13 to 15 year olds to work during summer, citing a 15 year old Brooklyn prodigy who cannot obtain working papers. The author condemns punitive approaches and Labor union resistance, advocating practical employment for youth.
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Alice Widener
New York
WINS
Guy City
Bronx
Lsbor Unian
Brg
Brooklyn
Zalicow
Pringeton University
West
Brooklyn College
The
Daily News
Zabroy
Johnny
Tom
Zabrow
Syndicatey
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Wit's End
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Craig Consanto
Justice Department
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Elysian Graveyard
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Jim Curley
Jimmy Carlier
Atteam
Cosrants
Abean Sea
Alexander
Dora
the Birds
Minesota 4
America
Thas
Hoys
Pluto
el Tti
Los Angeles
Thines Syndicatey
John. W. Newhern
Anserson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Ardarson
Indiana
Iege Tenbegger
Warsiet
Pe Prentland
Scott
Joke Scott Casles
Ana Egie Gereral
Treasural
Arden
Rat
Cary
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