Proverbs 12 4 Inspires Courage in Moral Living
A saying from Proverbs highlights a virtuous wife as a husband’s crown while a wife who harms the marriage is described as rottenness within. The verse emphasizes integrity, responsibility, and the impact of domestic conduct on a husband’s well being.
Time To Draw The Line On Global Debt Dramas
The piece argues that a global debt crisis worsened by oil prices risks a worldwide collapse. It cites rising developing-nation indebtedness from 100 billion in 1974 to 640 billion this year and cites heavy Western bank exposure, with Poland, Yugoslavia, Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, and Latin America facing deep trouble. It calls for stopping aid to communist nations while urging short-term loans to stabilize key economies.
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Denmark
Greece
Spain
Portugal
Latin America
Brazil
Mexico
U.S
Argentina
Venezuela
Reagan
World Bank
Buckley Attacks Critics of McCarthy and Dartmouth Row
William F Buckley denounces McCarthy critics while Dartmouth College faces backlash over The Dartmouth Review. A Phoenixville graduate letter calls for violence against the paper prompting faculty rebuke and alumni contention.
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Soviets Accused of SALT II Violation Tests
Senate conservatives press Reagan for public disclosure after CIA briefings alleged that the Soviet Union tested a new missile, encrypted data to evade treaty verification, and threatened to link MX support to transparency. They warn that withholding information endangers nomination approvals and missile programs.
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Reagan
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Orrin Hatch
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Jesse Helms
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Why Israel Has Moved Ahead In The Middle East
Paul Harvey argues that Israel’s progress contrasts with other Mediterranean nations despite oil wealth and religious divides. He recalls Lebanon 1958 with Marines, notes force withdrawals and Jerusalem as a disputed capital, and contends diplomatic efforts fail as foreign troops linger. He warns against expanding U S military roles in perceived futile, protracted conflicts.
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Letelier assassination ties surface in Wilson trial notes
Washington notes reveal secret transcripts alleging ex CIA agent Edwin Wilson and associate Peter Wagner discussed Letelier’s killing. Wagner reportedly pushed agents to act amid a car bomb in Sheridan Circle, killing Chilean exile leader Orlando Letelier. The material raises questions about Wilson’s knowledge of the plot.
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Bob Woodward
Washington Post
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van Atta
Indy Badhwar
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Secretary of Health and Human Services
James Broyhill
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HHS
Richard Schweicker
Afghanistan
London
U.S
State Department
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