Cuba, Kissinger Warn Cuba Over Angola Tactics
Ford and Kissinger warn Cuba and the Soviet Union against using troops as a Cuba Angola strategy. Officials say threats are serious, not election rhetoric, with Joint Chiefs reviewing possible actions and France and Britain echoing warnings.
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Cuba
Angola
Ford
Henry Kissinger
Soviet Union
United States
Castro
Reagan Reagan
California
Havana
Caribbean
Joint Chiefs of Staff
National Security Council
William Greener
Department of Defense
Ronald Nessen
Congress
France
Britain
Moscow
Tiny halobacterium could unlock solar energy medical uses
Natural Energy Scientists report Halobacterium halobium in seawater converts sunlight into chemical energy, offering a new path beyond chlorophyll based photosynthesis. UC San Francisco Ames labs professor Walther Stoeckenius and team build a model of a double haloed energy system, hoping to harvest sun power for electricity and fuel. Nearby MIT researchers note vast high energy fields in Scorpius may hint at future energy bounty, previously out of reach for earthbound science.
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Walther Stoeckenius
Ames Laboratories
University of California At San Francisco
Hale Bradt
Massachuetts Institute of Technology
Scorpius
First Woman Freshmen at Air Force Academy Face New On Campus Life
The incoming Air Force Academy class in Colorado Springs will include 150 women, the first in school history. Freshmen social restrictions apply, but coeds will have the campus to themselves among 4,000 students, creating a social novelty and envy for upperclassmen.
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Service Academy
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Service Academies
Round of Detente Debate Delays Surrender Resolution
In Washington the Senate debated detente as lawmakers from Allen to Chiles pressed for a stronger stance while McClure Randolph and Buckley urged a firm policy. Chiles amended Allen’s measure sending it to committee for further study amid a broader push for education via Foreign Relations Committee hearings.
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Washington, D.c
Allen Chiles
McClure
Randolph
Ford
Brezhnev
Senate
Soviet Union
James Buckley
New York
MacCarthys
Joe
Redbaiter
Gene
Hhe
Munich
Missouri
Cranston
California
Floot
Percy
Berlin
Unet
Ribicoff
Connecticut
Mathias
Maryland
Communist Party
Russia
Moscow
America
Allen
Alabama
United States
Idaho
West Virginia
Chiles
Florida
Let it all hang out expose sex lives in Washington press
Ralph de Taledana argues that the media hypocrisy on publishing JFK era and contemporary sexual scandals is evident. He urges full disclosure of reporters and politicians, comparing past silences to current appetite for intimate details and suggesting candidates disclose sexual predilections alongside finances.
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Washington
John F Kennedy
Washington Press Corps
D. H. Lawrence
Nixon
Kennedy
William C. Bullitt
Bullitt
Congress
Drew Pearson
Mendel Rivers
Wilbur Mills
Sen. X
Reagan's Southern Strategy Boosts North Carolina Primary
John Chamberlain notes Ronald Reagan's 52 to 46 victory in North Carolina, signals a revived strength for his campaign. He highlights Reagan's appeal to Southern voters, support from Jesse Helms, and the race's potential impact on upcoming contests in Texas, California, and beyond. The piece contrasts Reagan's stance on defense and Social Security with Ford's positioning, while pondering how other Southern leaders might leverage the issue.
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Rowald Reagan
North Carolina
New Hampshire
Tom Winter
Washington Weekly
Human Events
Tom
Reagan
Jam Helshouser
Ford Committee
Jesse Helms
Food Administration
Africa
Florida
Thern
Michigan
Ghia
Speaker
Helms
Castro
Key West
Ford
Southern Rimland
Norfolk
Santa Clara
California
Wisconsin
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Texas
South
Southwest
Sofar
Northeast
Middle West
Lee Edwards
The
Right Report
John Connally
Sen
John Tower
Connally
Carter
Adm
Hyman Rickover
McGovernites
Democratic Party
Wallace
America
Foreign Legion
Buckley on Solzhenitsyn and Time Magazine critique
The column argues Time Magazine misreads Solzhenitsyn, portraying his warning as apocalyptic. It contends Solzhenitsyn seeks Western restraint against Soviet dominance and argues editors overstate danger while underestimating Western weakness, citing Lowenthal and Winston Churchill as counterpoints.
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Hitler
Salzhenitsyn
Time Magazine
Selzenitsyn
Ussr
Soviet Union
Time
Solzhenitsyn
Angola
Cato
Churchill
Lowenthals
Danville Register subscription rates and renewal notice
The Danville Register lists subscription rates for Sunday and daily delivery. Rates include 19 days before expiration renewal notices, with prices: one year $33.00, six months $16.50, three months $8.25, one month $2.73, and Sunday by mail options.
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Danville
the Register Publishing Co., Inc
Union St
Pany Aes
Cartier
Aily Ang
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William F. Buckley Jr
U.S
Time, Inc
BBC
Firing Line
Great Britain
Wall Street Journal
West
Italy
Portugal
NATO
Richard Lowenthal
Lowenthal
Indochina
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