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Three Most Righteous Men in the Old Testament
Ezekiel cites Noah Daniel and Job as righteous men amid wicked times. He states that though these three inhabitants were in the land they would only deliver their own souls by their righteousness. The verse emphasizes personal righteousness over communal salvation.
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Trade Barriers Won't Fix U.S. Trade Problems
The piece argues against imported car curbs and tariffs, warning they provoke retaliation and harm long term relations with Japan and others. It notes a Pacific Coast deficit, cites Hawley Smoot’s harm, and calls for boosting productivity through cooperation among government, unions, and management while solving oil import costs.
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United Auto Workers
UAW
Japan
Australia
U.S
Pacific
Canada
Indonesia
Taiwan
Hoover
Giving Them The Rope
Washington-Lenin warned that capitalists would sell the rope to hang us. Whitmire notes U S sales to Moscow rose from 10 to 80 billion in recent years with much financing by Export-Import Bank and banks. Communists do not repay. debt leverage raises risk of a Western banking panic if a default occurs.
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Lenin
Moscow
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Washington Monthly
Whitmire
U.S
al Whitmire
Soviet Bloc
West
Federal Reserve
Whitmore
Will mocks a political battle and defense spending debate
George F. Will criticizes Human Events for its stance on Reagan's running mate and its view of Senator Gordon Allott. The piece recalls Human Events branding Will as left-leaning and notes its past alarm at his cautions on defense and domestic policies.
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Human Events
Ronald Reagan
Howard Baker
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George Will
Gordon Allott
R-Colo
Will
Sen
Allott
Republican Policy Committee
Capitol
Reagan Memos and Purist Controversy Shape 1984 VP Talk
The piece notes Human Events criticism of Reagan and suggests Baker as a strong running mate, arguing purist groups could backfire by pushing a conservative slate. It highlights the political risk of purists and the strategic value of Baker to appeal to moderates while managing internal party tensions.
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Senate
Reagan
Baker
Miami Cocaine Wars Turn City Into Battle Zone
Miami devolves into a Prohibition era style battleground as cocaine trafficking robs life of safety. Police call the violence unprecedented with eight Colombian gangs of over a hundred members each vying for control. DEA officials warn the nationwide threat grows while profits fuel brazen shootouts and bond-busting arrests fail to curb the carnage.
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Washington
Chicago
Miami
Dade County
Marshall Frank
Hells Angels
al Lopez
Bahamas
Kissinger Pressure Shapes Reagan Inner Circle
A New York column reports conservatives push to replace Bill Brock with Kissinger as Reagan weighs who leads his future administration. Moderate factions threaten Ford’s backing if Kissinger is sidelined, while Brock remains a divisive test of party unity amid election speculation.
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Reagan
Bill Brock
New York
Henry Kissinger
Barry Goldwater
Carter
Brock
Paul Laxalt
Nevada
RNC
Kissinger
Gerald Ford
Ford
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