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Nixon era praise of Kissinger and Middle East peace
The piece argues that Henry Kissinger deserves praise for pioneering detente and arranging the Israel Egypt separation of forces pact. It credits Nixon for bringing Kissinger into power and suggests the deal marks a turning point, boosting U.S. diplomacy and United Nations influence while shaping future Middle East settlements.
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Senate weighs genocide treaty amid Ervin opposition
Senator Sam Ervin stands as a legalistic foe to ratifying the UN genocide treaty, aligning with Southern conservatives and patriots wary of human rights labels. Despite U.S. 1948 adoption and support from four presidents, the Senate has balked for 25 years over fears of a filibuster. Prospects now seem safer, but the outcome remains uncertain and consequential.
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Impeachment Debate Shapes Washington Tunneling
Washington voices mix as impeachment talks deepen amid Watergate fallout. The piece argues impeachment acts as a bridle on the presidency, notes Ford as a pivotal figure, and describes national mood shifts and ongoing revelations from Kissinger, Nixon aides, and dairy men. It highlights constitutional tensions and political maneuvering in a perilous moment.
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A fifty year glance at Lenin and the Soviet state
The piece recalls Lincoln Steffens on Russia, noting the lasting secret police and repeated regime changes. It contrasts Marxist theory with reality in Russia China Cuba and Mao era totals, mocks Lenin’s belief in the withered state and highlights surveillance and control.
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Notre Dame Ends UCLA Streak In Dramatic Upset
Notre Dame reshaped the season by defeating UCLA 71-70 as fans and commentators noted a confluence of skill and luck. The story highlights Notre Dame’s rebound from key losses and the unlikely alignment of teams on campus while touching on religious and personal backgrounds of players and coaches.
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