Retaliatory capacity and Trident subs underpin national defense
The writer argues that modern defense hinges on fear of a devastating retaliation rather than preventing an initial attack. He likens deterrence to chess, stating the only hope is to raise the cost of aggression so high that enemies avoid launching a strike. The piece critiques wishful thinking and endorses maintaining a survivable, retaliatory force, including submarine deterrence.
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sAmeriea
Matleys
Trident
Arctic
Allimes
Congress
Senate
Trident Submarine Defense and Senate Spending Scrutiny
The piece argues for continued Trident submarine capability as a stable second strike, noting stealth and global dispersion. It criticizes Congress for spending on various programs while restraining defense funding, urging restraint on submarine costs amid political turbulence and budget battles.
What Is a Libertarian A Glimpse of Individual Freedom
A writer argues Libertarians seek to govern their own lives through personal choice in medicine, contracts, education, and finances. He praises American ideals and asks why others seek to erode a liberty rooted in the Declaration of Independence while challenging critics who call such thinkers nuts.
The Sad Saga of Rudolph Duringer and the Electric Chair
A narrator recalls Rudolph Duringer a large, obedient worker who drifts from York to Sing Sing. He drills with Crowley a violent mentor, learns crime, and participates in a killing. The tale ends with Duringer witnessing his own execution as a cold wind sweeps the Ossining area.
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Wadsor
Ossining
Rudolph Duringer
Rudy
Birdy
Olsen
New York
Crowley
TwoGun
Duringer
Crow
Virginia
Herb
Drinkind
Virgina Annor
Yonkers
Duringee
Edner
Sing Sing
Meath House
John Sheehy
Doctor Sweet
Sweet
Hudson
Gerks
Freedom Newspaper Promotes Creed and Independence
A 1973 Columbus Nebraska publication emphasizes freedom and personal creed, citing the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence. The piece references national governance and moral principles, noting October 22 1973 as a reflective date for readers.
Relief for numb hands from nerve compression
Dear Dr. Lamb explains median nerve compression causing hand and arm tingling and pain. Surgery in some cases can relieve symptoms, while other causes include arthritis in the neck, cervical disk protrusions, and outlet syndrome. Sleeping position and nerve or artery obstruction are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence E. Lamb
M.D
Dr. Lamb
Unclear text fragment with scattered terms and references
Fragmentary OCR capture listing mixed words and phrases across languages, numbers, and potential proper names. No coherent event, person, or place clearly identifiable for a concise news item.
Differences Between Arab-Side Wars Highlight The 1967 Contrast
An analysis notes how the current Arab-Egyptian-Syrian attack differs from 1967. It cites Soviet and Chinese backing, U S restraint, and the risk of a larger superpower clash. It warns that a swift UN cease fire could solidify Arab presence near Suez Sinai and Golan Heights, complicating Israel’s survival. The piece compares force readiness, broader economic strain, and the delicate U S balance between supporting Israel and avoiding overarming Arabs. It also discusses oil supply, Western dependence, and regional dynamics shaping escalation risks.
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Soviet Union
China
Athat Ue
Johnson
Moscow
United States
Israel
United Nations
Suez
Sinai
Syria
Golan Heights
Gulf of Aqaba
Hag
New Jersey
Nixon
Sauli Arabi
Middle East
Europe
Japan
Canada
Alberta
Mideast
Iraq
Little people and the candidates amid New York fear
A column-charged assessment of New York politics and crime fear linked to Mayor race coverage. It contrasts Marekhs campaign rhetoric with Times reporting on rapes and muggings, cites editorials, and notes public unease from Upper West Side incidents including the murder of musician George Hodge and multiple mugging cases. The piece questions media bias, public fear, and the role of editors in shaping citywide attitudes.
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New York
Eurlust
Aper West
Curk
Doin Marehk
New York Times
George Howard Hodge
Boyd
Caath
West End Avenue
Upper West Side
Jatin Marchi
Stephanie Digby
Digby Sal
Mucher
Iil
Times
Marehi
Jobh March
The
Johnny Beach
Cincinnati Reds
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Big Rudolph
Tody
Virginia Epnesto
Pina
Jim
Puxei
Uwer
Your Freedom
Cate
Freedang
Columbus, Nebraska
Berry World
HEA, Ve
Rey
Deversel
Oncilians
Vincent van Myvote
Prange
RaApparatus
Ahoman
Lay
Ver
Yee
Job
Aalny
Bhossat
Raginer and Tribune
Nevw
York
Oly
Pete Neil
New York Post
Cincinnanti Reds
Reds
Pete Rose
Hamill
Alose
Mets
Hud Harrelson
Couse
Ictory
Johnny Benth
Heneh
Cincinnati
Shea Stadium
Marchi
Fine
John Lindsay
City Hall
Stamill
New Yorker
Chamberlain
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