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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1975
Page
5
The Argus states its editorials are expressed in the column below and that other editorial page materials do not necessarily reflect the newspaper’s position. This disclaimer sets the boundary between opinion pieces and official editorial stances.
A Christian Science Monitor survey shows wide enthusiasm for character education in U S schools with moral development emphasized through values clarification. The piece argues schools face tension between moral standards and pluralist society while urging schools and families to provide moral leadership amid concerns over authority and influence from churches and communities.
Guest opinion argues U S leadership will face global economic and security strains in 1975. Oil price shocks from OPEC, energy policy shifts, and world hunger will test cooperation, defense, and diplomacy while Americans must act to preserve life and freedoms worldwide.
The article critiques a proposed ten trillion dollar tax cut and a twenty cent gas tax, arguing they would worsen inflation, raise the federal deficit, and burden the economy. It highlights Congressional partisan motives, Social Security reform resistance, and ties to labor interests while urging balanced budgeting to curb inflation.
State Department documents reveal Syngman Rhee pressed Truman on November 19, 1948 to keep U.S. forces in Korea fearing a Communist invasion after China’s rise. Truman withdrew troops, a move critics say costly, as 60,000 North Korean troops invaded in June 1950 and MacArthur was ordered to aid South Korea.
Paul Harvey argues self pity won't fix inflation. He cites summit takeaways, faulting regulation and high wages while urging more production, less promises, and a Kennedy-era call to do for country. He criticizes commentators and calls for practical steps to boost output.
Holmes Alexander Fulbright’s farewell address at the National Press Club stands as his finest hour. The piece surveys his long Senate career, foreign policy leadership, and exchange programs, while offering personal critiques and reflections on his influence, ethics, and stance on American sovereignty.
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