Democrats Move From War Party Toward Peace Stance
The piece argues the Democratic Party is shifting from a history of war involvement to a peace-oriented platform. It cites presidents Truman Kennedy Johnson and Nixon era politics, criticizing idealism and wartime policies while noting public fatigue with conflict. It references inflation and unemployment as contemporary challenges.
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Dangers in being No 2 in nuclear balance
The article discusses Barry Goldwater and American fears over Soviet strategic superiority. It warns that undisputed Soviet capability to retaliate could push Moscow to pressure the US in Indochina the Middle East and NATO. It cites Nixon’s State of the World message and critiques McNamara parity in defense levels. It warns against complacency and liberal appeasement.
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Nixon
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Insurance costs rise as school districts face higher deductibles
California districts see premiums climb while coverage shrinks. San Diego Unified and San Francisco Unified faced deductibles rising to 30 and 1000 dollars respectively, with Pasadena and others following. Insurers push larger self pay for smaller fires or losses, while experts urge a state pool to restore full coverage and reduce taxpayer burden.
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Pasadena
Scheu
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Gary Bop
SST funding faces end as Congress debates costs and fate
James Kilpatrick critiques continued SST funding amid a March funding deadline. He questions profitability, environmental impact, and passenger demand, arguing public money should not back an expensive, uncertain venture. He cautions that if funding ends, the program could die.
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Wester
War and peace amid Cold War era survival claims
Morrie Ruskind argues for vigilance against the Communist menace and nuclear weapons while defending patriotic displays. He recalls Norman Angell and Munich lessons, warns of a looming power gap, and urges focus on survival rather than grand schemes to end poverty.
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Hitler
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Selling the Pentagon and the Columbia Broadcasting System
An analysis argues that a CBS TV hour titled Selling the Pentagon aims to dismantle morale and disarm the country by distorting military needs and the draft debate. It contends the program undermines public support, while defense leaders stress the necessity of clear, honest information to sustain a strong armed force.
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