U N paralysis on cease fire and veto power in war
An opinion piece argues the United Nations remains ineffectual at stopping wars and enforcing peace due to the veto power of permanent Security Council members led by Russia. It calls for charter reforms to override the veto and strengthen collective security, asserting nations share blame for the current stalemate.
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United Nations General Assembly
India
Pakistan
Mattlan
U.N
Security Council
Peviliey
Russia
United Nations
Prep rally echoes classroom pride over sports hype
Two Tulsa high school girls spotlight academics at a prep rally that decorates scholars with spotlight, red apples for achievement, and a National Merit finalist nicknamed Mr Eyehead. Faculty warn against narrowing focus to sports praise, urging balance and elder guidance.
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Count High School
Tulsa
Eyehead
Hart
What's the Harm in Free Behavior and Drug Abuse
A letter argues that social liberalism wrongly claims no one is hurt by self destructive acts. It cites drug and alcohol abuse as harming hospitals, draining resources, driving crime, and burdening society. It asserts addicts betray others and promote reckless driving, vandalism, and fiscal costs, framing harmful behavior as a collective danger.
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Bruce Binss
Ashington
United States
Muskie Maintains Lead in Harris Poll for 1978 Dem Nomination
Edmund Muskie regains front runner status among Democratic and independent voters in a Harris poll taken Oct 28 to Nov 12, edging Edward Kennedy in a potential primary. Kennedy absence shifts the race to a Muskie Humphrey two horse match, with Muskie favored.
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Louis Harris
Tha Harris
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Edward Kennedy
Muskie
Robert Humphrey
Minnesota
Kennedy
Henry Jackson
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
George McGovern
John Lindsay
Humphrey
Harris
McCarthy
Fawkes
Teeneer
Say
Mills
Shawes Youty
Ian Loterary
Tata Gra
Rive Az
Sridy
Lindsay
U McGovern
Tay
McChethy
Jackson
McGovern
Duckson
The Return of Edgar Smith Swapping-Out from Catacombs
William F Buckley Jr recounts Edgar Smiths release from prison in Hackensack New Jersey after decades on death row. The piece details his coerced confession under a bargain with a judge, the course of appeals, and the complex legal and personal dynamics that led to probation rather than execution. Smiths rhetoric and the states fragile prestige intertwine in a reflection on justice and memory.
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Hackensack
N.J
Edgar Smith
United States
Orde T
Victoria Zielinski
Sand Pit
Victoris Zielinski
Presen
Smith
Morris Pashman
Vial
New Jersey
Supreme Court
Sel
Gibbons
Dwight Eisenhower
GUNS AND GUN CONTROL PRESCRIPTION FAR-FETCHED FOR THE PEOPLE
The forum discusses gun registration and ammunition controls under an IRS interpretation, arguing taxes fund conservation, questioning the impact of new laws, and questioning the right to possess bullets. It cites Edgar Hoover on preventability, notes the vast number of firearm laws, and urges enforcement over new rules.
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Edgar Hoover
Easter Jone
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