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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1975
Page
4
An incoherent excerpt presents the deans and authorities debating positions. The text hints at differing views and ethical or procedural concerns guiding the decision making process. No clear events, dates, or named entities emerge from the fragment.
The piece argues that Woodrow Wilson's open covenants ideal shaped postwar diplomacy, but criticizes Henry Kissinger for secrecy in negotiations. It questions what commitments were made with Kaypl and Vladivostok, notes allied concerns over State Department briefing, and cites Ray Cline on policy style. It urges adhering to Wilsonian openness to sustain public trust.
Jim Hausman recalls his delayed youth dream in basketball. He finally enters as a bench player, then seizes a pivotal moment when guards fall ill and teammate Ving Lagaly swaps jerseys. The coach assigns Hausman to take the field, changing the game with red shirt under purple and white.
Ralph de Toledano argues crime rates climb as detection plummets and punishment fades. He cites low reporting, slim imprisonment odds, and rehabilitative biases to claim justice harms society and crime pays. He warns that until the nation rethinks punishment, violence will rise and more lives suffer.
Will Rogers quips about sewerage from Chicago Kansas City St Louis and Memphis possibly flowing down Canal Street New Orleans. He jokes that even in hilly towns residents must not dump waste onto those below and warns the people of New Orleans not to rely on Congress for relief.
UPI report notes growing talk the U S may seize Middle East oil fields to secure cheap fuel. Kissinger calls such a plan reckless unless a severe crisis arises. Mentions misprints in a Soldiers article about Patrolandia and a Kansas desert exercise misdated as Twentynine Palms.
Paul Harvey notes two types of low mood from money shortage and spirits. He compares US resilience with Europe, cites Will Rogers on panic, and cites psychologists linking stress to lifestyle changes. The piece argues economic strain fuels depression, warns of fatalism, and urges work as remedy.
The column argues that the Ford Rockefeller administration may resemble a Rocky Jerry duo, with Vice President Rockefeller seen as an active, experienced leader while President Ford is viewed as less dynamic. It notes past examples where the public favored a different pair and asserts Ford’s independence and constitutional duty to lead, despite Rockefeller ambitions.
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