Editorial Board Opinions on First Amendment Values
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents its consensus on core rights. Board members include publisher J Stanley Warren executive editor Thomas A Colley news editor Bob Pepalis city editor Jim Terry senior writer Barbara Hawkins Princeton bureau chief David Barker and copy editor Don Cuppett.
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Barbara Hawkins
David Barker
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Don Cuppett
Bible Verse Quotation Echoes Courage and Calm
A dated biblical quote notes that none trembled nor tore garments as the king and his counselors heard troubling words. The line emphasizes steadfastness and resolve in the face of unsettling news within a royal assembly.
Editorial urges cautious Soviet aid amid winter hardship
The piece argues the United States should provide humanitarian help if a Soviet emergency arises but warns the deeper issues are economic and political. It favors slow relief, monitoring IMF findings, and avoiding guaranteed loans while supporting charity drives like AmeriCares. Germany moves to assist with Berlin Reserve goods.
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United States
Bush
Washington
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Leningrad
Mikhail Gorbachev
KGB
Germany
Russia
Berlin
Joseph Stalin
West Berlin
International Monetary Fund
Houston
AmeriCares
Italy
I Remember Thanksgiving and Christmas by the Fireside
Jim Terry, city editor of the Daily Telegraph, recalls Thanksgiving and Christmas memories that glow amid dark days. He describes family gatherings, the warmth of Grandmother’s love, snowy scenes, and the belief in Santa, ending with a sense of belonging by the fireside.
A Veteran Calls For Peace In Middle East War Debate
A Korean veteran writes of nightmare fears for his children amid U S military draft risk and a son in the Navy on a secret Persian Gulf mission. He condemns the war as unnecessary, argues oil profits guide policy, and urges readers to lobby editors and Congress for peaceful alternatives.
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Texaco
Middle East
Exxon
Europe
America
Congress
Saudi Plot Alleged by Saudis to Carve Up Region
CIA reports reportedly detail a Saudi belief that Iraq's invasion of Kuwait is the first step in a scheme with Yemen and Jordan to divide Saudi Arabia. Yemen would gain southern lands and Najran oil areas, Jordan would reclaim Mecca and Medina, while the Saudis would hold the central region. The piece notes Saudi pressure on President Bush, U.S. troops, and Yemen's sanctions relief requests, with a closing mini editorial questioning Saddam Hussein's motives.
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Mecca
Medina
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CIA
Saddam Hussein
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Najran
United Nations
Congress and the Gulf War Debate with a Congressman
In Washington during a congressional recess a congressman discusses the Gulf war issue. He notes Congress pressures presidents but often does not push declarations of war, while the UN Security Council and sanctions may shape action. He questions whether long talks can avert actual fighting and hopes Saddam Hussein folds.
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Washington
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Baker
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Public letters to The Daily Telegraph limited to signatures and contact data
The Daily Telegraph will publish letters on public interest topics only if they are as brief as possible and include the writer’s signature address and telephone number. Anonymous letters or pen names will not be used or published.
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