Carter’s Road to 1980 in the Democratic Center
The Argus editorial argues Carter’s presidency is endangered by overreliance on the left wing of the Democratic Party. It notes disillusionment among leftists, labor unions, and urban ethnics, while praising Moynihan as a potential center rally. A center coalition could solidify support and unseat Carter if the center holds.
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Daniel Patrick Moynilhan
Pat Moynihan
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Will Rogers Quotes on Growing Old in Wide Open Spaces
A fragmentary Will Rogers passage criticizes government borrowing and rural life. The text contrasts men and women in small towns and hints at financial pressures, ending with garbled words and unrelated string.
Editorial on Chowchilla case speed, rights and press ethics
A Chowchilla kidnapping case editorial calls for faster, public trials while defending suspects' rights. It critiques delays in the Chowchilla proceedings and warns against sensational press coverage and the private use of investigative notes. It urges reform of legal processes and cautions media and authorities to balance public safety with due process.
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Ahlelemel i Jperman
Jack Baugh
Mayors Approve Large Programs Amid Budget Talk
The Conference of Mayors backs 117 resolutions totaling 142 billion across programs while adjourning. Carter’s balanced budget plan is praised for not hindering federal city spending and Republicans seek to end the spoils system. A Dulles study notes Concordes noisier than rivals, and Ralph Nader pushes to jet others.
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The Neutron Bomb Debate and NATO Deterrence
Guest opinion argues that the United States should pursue the neutron weapon to deter Soviet armored forces in Europe. It frames the weapon as less destructive and aims to reduce collateral damage while enhancing deterrence, with support from European NATO allies and caution about morality and strategic risk.
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Congress
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Ocean Law Conference Ends Without Treaty
After the United Nations Law of the Sea conference collapsed over a treaty on exploitation, 145 countries left New York in search of a shared plan. Delegates aim to produce a Geneva report by March to package shipping research fishing and military access terms and discourage unilateral actions.
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Selective indignation on human rights hearsay
A House subcommittee hearing featured Father Andre Celinas detailing Vietnam era abuses. He said 300,000 prisoners, new camps, disease, malnutrition, and brutal transfers under communists, while media coverage appeared selective and politicized.
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