Detente Reassessed as Delusion in 1970s NATO Crisis
The piece argues detente has failed to curb Soviet armament and alliances. It warns NATO fragility amid Warsaw Pact strength, Turkey and Greece drifting left, and calls for reexamining relations with the Soviet Union and allies. It criticizes SALT limits and urges meaningful ties with friends over enemies.
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Great Britain
Portugal
Italy
Greece
Turkey
NATO
Mediterranean
United States
Soviet Union
SATO
Paris
Middle East
Vietnam
Prostate Trouble and Medical Advice Cited in Letter
The article discusses prostate disease types from infections to cancer and notes treatment depends on the problem. It invites readers to request The Health Letter on the Prostate by mail and cautions about medical advice from unverified sources. It also mentions vitamin claims for arthritis and advises consultation with a doctor.
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Radio City
New York
Ford Wields Grant Push Amid Controversy and Conflicts
Washington whirl reports Ford backed a 23 million grant to improve communications between federal agencies and Wisconsin lawmakers. Critics cite conflicts of interest involving LEAA figures and consultants like Beauregard and Knowles, while Ford presses U.S. Middle East diplomacy as Patty Hearst eludes capture.
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Iccame
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Ford
LEAR
Santarelli
Leonard
Ins Alcohol Aouse and Alcoholism
Morris Chateni
FBI Investiz Pense
Chafeiz
Revie Ara
Knowles
Wisconsin
US. Senate
Wisconsin Senate
Beauregard
Washington
Henry Kissinger
Middle East
Sois Optim
Kissinger
Patty Hearst
FBI
Patty
Hurricane naming debate casts light on weather drills
A public discussion examines how tropical storms receive names and the practice of using male and female names since 1953. The article notes controversy over naming lists and recalls the Wanda entry as a late example, while questioning the visibility of such choices in media and broadcasts.
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Caribbean Sea
Galilea
Contempt and press freedom case looms in Houston sources dispute
The article discusses reporters facing potential contempt for not revealing sources in a narcotics case. It notes Supreme Court mandates to seek alternative sources and concerns over First Amendment rights. It mentions Judge Tson and past rulings affecting credibility and racial balance in indictments, with broader implications for press protections.
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Houston
Bloom
Supreme Court
Tson
Jude
Ther
Incomplete Newspaper Front Segment Highlights Editorial Roles
Fragmentary OCR shows names and roles such as editor, advertising manager, and board chairs. Lacks clear event or dates. content resembles department masthead with unclear attribution and broken phrases.
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