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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1976
Page
5
The page notes that the editorials express opinions only in the column below and that other editorial materials may not reflect The Argan's official stance. It cautions readers that content outside the column is not guaranteed to match the paper's position.
In a guest editorial Pettieven argues Carter cannot campaign comfortably on the Democratic platform. He says the platform mirrors lingering Great Society liberalism, with calls for national economic planning and oil company divestiture that could alienate voters. The piece questions Carter's alignment and suggests he may avoid fully embracing the platform.
James Kilpatrick analyzes how Jimmy Carter won the Democratic nomination and the presidency by leveraging three factors: his own relentless work, the political opposition, and favorable timing. He credits Carter’s strategic patience and healing appeal, noting luck and timing as essential alongside disciplined campaigning.
Will Rogers comments on recurring national ills as a pestilence-like burden. He notes malaria country chills every other day and wars between France and Germany every four years, arguing a strong nation can endure this cycle. The remarks frame political volatility as a recurring test.
Ralph de Toledano argues that no government should negotiate with hijackers to keep air travel safe. He cites the Athens Air France hijacking and Ugandan leader Amin’s alleged support, warning that such tacit sanction encourages future attacks and endangers international aviation. He urges UN action and a shift in power to deter further terrorism.
The Entebbe hostage rescue exposed Israeli planning and bold action against hijackers backed by Idi Amin. It reshaped views on state responses to terrorism, the death penalty, and UN stance while highlighting risks to hostages and enduring global tensions. The operation underscored the costs of sanctuary, risks for regimes aiding terrorists, and the evolving balance between security and sovereignty.
In 1996 Carter interviews six potential running mates, describing them through corporate interview scenes. The dialogue highlights resumes, impressions, hobbies, and the heartbeat away from the White House, portraying the process as standard job selection rather than mystique.
Washington window reports a clash between Environmental Fund and Bread for the World over how the United States should respond to world hunger. The Fund argues population growth outpaces food production and condemns charity as insufficient, while Bread for the World counters that triage and lifeboat ethics threaten aid.
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