Editorial endorses USIC policy shift for private aid and allied burden
The American Foreign policy piece from the USIC urges re examining commitments to the free world. It calls allies to bear defense costs and private business to channel future aid, opposing US sole defense and Cuba recognition, and stresses productivity to reduce the trade deficit.
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United States Industrial Council
USIC
Free World
Council
America
United States
Moscow
Peking
USSC
Congress
Cuba
U.S
Executive Branch
Will Rogers Says on Finland and Congress Jokes
The item quotes Will Rogers jokes about Finland under Russia and the Csar's Helsingfors palace, comparing it to England's monarchs in Ireland. It also notes a quip about Congress in session versus adjourned, dated November 4, 1934, selected by Bryan Sterling for the Will Rogers Memorial.
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Finland
Russia
Csar
Helsingfors
England
Ireland
Will Rogers
Bryan Sterling
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Detente with Cuba shifts GOP nerves and rightist tactics
The piece argues Kissinger engineered Cuba detente to ease labor and conservative fears while avoiding full diplomatic recognition. It notes Sen. Jake Garn and conservative figures push a Jackson-style amendment tying trade to human rights, signaling a political shift ahead of 1976. Solzhenitsyn’s anti‑Soviet stance echoes in conservative critique, as Reagan emerges as a potential challenger.
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Cuba
Washington, D.C
Kissinger
Castro
George Meany
Dr. Kissinger
Jake Garn
Utah
Ford
Senate
Garn
Angels
Caan
Soviet Union
Solzhenitsyn
Nelson Rockefeller
Ronald Reagan
Rocky
Reagan
Solzhenitaya
Fidel
Afl-Ceo
American Federationist
New York
Salzhenitsyn
Indochina
India
Solohenitsyn
Nixon
NeNaught Syndicate, Inc
Democrats Can Learn From New York City At 1976 Convention
Alice Widener argues the 1976 Democratic convention in New York would expose the city’s governance failings. She cites dangerous sidewalks, high taxes, welfare dependence, and housing decay, urging delegates to study the host city closely and craft a practical platform.
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New York City
Democratic Party
the Hudson
New York
Madison Square Garden
East River
Central Park
East Side
U.S
East River Drive
Mitchell-lama City
HEW
Board of Education
Albert Shanker
United Federation of Teachers
Rockefaller Plaza
Fifth Avenue
MACOS curriculum under fire over values and morality
A Heritage Foundation analysis critiques the MACOS program, arguing its open-ended discovery approach disperses moral guidance, risks privacy invasion, and may push children toward relativism. Critics cite federal funding and calls from lawmakers for stricter oversight, urging school boards to scrutinize content.
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U.S
John 5
Conlan ReAliz
Susan Marshner
The
Heritage Foundation
Washington, D.C
Miss Marshner
Marshner
Tnetter
Naz Germany
Soviet Russia
Miss Margshner
PTA
Capital Fare- Dy Anthem On Grade Creep In Government
The piece denounces Rep Les Aspin and the Library of Congress Research Service study on grade creep where workers move to higher pay grades for little or no extra work. It cites billions in costs across agencies and criticizes Congress for automatic pay raises linked to the CPI, calling the system a sick town.
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Tully Washington
Les Aspin
D-Wis
Aspin
Library of Congress Research Service
Pentagon
Agriculture Department
Transportation
Commerce
Treasury Department
BI Simon
Uncle Sam
Congress
Congressional Quarterly
Senate
House Rules Committee
House
Carl Albert
Simon Says Thumbs Up for Free Market, Warns on Controls
Treasury Secretary Simon argues for the American economic system and profits while criticizing government controls and deficits. He defends free markets as imperfect yet preferable to their alternatives and cautions against public funding for failing firms. He links inflation to large government spending and calls for thrift and responsibility to protect the nation’s economic future.
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Simon
Treasury
Defense
Charlie Wilson
General Motors
Diocletian
Saturday Review
Los Angeles Times
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ASIC
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Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
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Jackson Street
Anderson
Indiana
George D. Crietenbeager
HARRIET W_ TONER
Robert E. Jackson
Charles
Lalghlih Presdetin Ord Genera Manager
Reratary and Treomarae Tasved
Sanday
Indiang- Garter Selvahd
Ore Oath
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Einer
Associated Press
Wan
Holmes Alexander
Alexander
Mr. Ford
Alice Widener
National Science Foundation
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