Proverbs Wisdom Echoes in Morning Reflection
A brief meditation centers on the proverb trusting in wealth leads to downfall, while the righteous flourish like a green leaf, inviting quiet contemplation of virtue, wealth, and resilience in daily life.
House pass a $5.4 billion jobs bill criticized as ineffective
The Tip O'Neill led House approved a $5.4 billion jobs package branded a New Deal throwback. Critics say the measures will swell deficits and fail to create lasting employment, while NATO allies signal cautious optimism amid alliance tensions.
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Tip O'Neill
Army Corps of Engineers
Bureau of Reclamation
Evans Says Zimbabwe Drift Toward Marxist State Fueled by West
M Stanton Evans argues U.S. and British policy mismanaged Zimbabwe Rhodesia by backing sanctions and denying Muzorewa's transition. He accuses Washington and London of favoring Mugabe, enabling the one party state drift, with reports of arrests, torture, and state control under Mugabe. He recalls the 1979 election and Solarz's opposition to Muzorewa, blaming leaders for today's power seizure.
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Rhodesia
Robert Mugabe
Carter
Congress
Foreign Office
Ian Smith
Mugabe
Mozambique
U.S
Zimbabwe-Rhodesia
Abel Muzorewa
Muzorewa
Ence
U.S. House
Stephen Solarz
D-N.y
Solarz
Britain
Carter State Department
Fright Shouldn't Lead To Surrender by Captain Davis
CAPT. P H Davis Jr argues that the term scared is used by advertisers and media to push fear while warning Americans that scaring the public undermines resolve. He cites Sun Tzu and biblical examples to claim deterrence has kept peace for decades and urges vigilance against propaganda.
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California
Oregon
Argonne Forest
Bastogne
Tarawa
The
Land of the
Free
Sun Tzu
FBI Bank Privacy Clash in Watergate Probe
The Watergate era case prompts Rep. Rosenthal to demand details on how the FBI accessed a private bank account in 1972. The inquiry questions whether banking privacy laws are being skirted and seeks disclosure of the FBI’s confidential sources amid ongoing resistance from the bureau.
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FBI
Benjamin Rosenthal
D-N.y
House
Commerce, Consumer and Monetary Affairs
Rosenthal
Bureau
John Dillon
Patman
Banking Committee
Elias Demetracopoulos
Demetracopoulos
Wall Street
Riggs National Bank
Nixon
White House
Riggs Bank
CIA
National Security Agency
Defense Intelligence Agency
NSA
Congress
DIA
Time to Review Nuclear Treaties and ABM Defense
Ray Cromley argues the 1972 ABM pact failed to protect U S civilians and urges a formal five year review to propose a modern non nuclear ABM system for mutual deterrence with the USSR. He contends current logic favors first strike and calls for renewal talks and rearming with dispersed small ABM units.
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Washington, D.C
Moscow
Soviet Union
Ussr
United States
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