Reagan Echoes Goldwater In 1976 GOP Bid Debate
The piece argues Ronald Reagan has not declared for 1976 and warns his rhetoric mirrors Goldwater’s 1964 approach. It questions the appeal of strong anti-Communist stance, critiques Vietnam policy, Portugal bases, and detente, suggesting such tone risks party and public support. It contrasts tough talk with broader American realism and calls for measured leadership.
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Ronald Reagan
California
United States
Reagan
Barry Goldwater
Washington
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South Vietnam
Portugal
Azores
Soviet Union
West
Free World
China
Richard Nixon
Vietnam
Moral Decay Exposed By Grain Company Indictments
The article links the Bunge Corporation and 13 executives to grainstealing conspiracy amid multiple indictments for short weighting and improper grading. It argues moral decline in society, noting reduced church attendance and absence of religious guidance as a broader consequence.
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Bunge Corporation
God
Parting Shots on TV, Guns, and Candidates
Tilly notes how TV shows glamorize hit men while kits are built last minute. An ailing friend quips doctors say he’s turning the corner so often he’s octagonal. The close follower of politics lists all 1976 candidates to recall them by November.
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Tilly
Detroit policewoman shot amid affirmative action clash
The piece argues that compulsory unisex and affirmative action policies forced a Detroit policewoman from desk duty to street patrol, resulting in her being shot in line of duty. It accuses federal pressure of undermining public safety while lampooning Boston pool hiring and federal standards across business, education, and religion.
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Detroit
Detroit Police Department
Otis
Boston
Big Brother
New York Times
Ford
Mayaguez
Vulnerability and redemption in a Christian view
A Furman University chaplain sermon urges acceptance of human vulnerability across physical, emotional, and moral realms. It contrasts secular myths of flawless living with biblical teaching of sin, grace, and Peter’s restoration, urging a communal duty to support other believers despite failure. It cites Jesus warning Peter, Peter’s denial, and the redeeming power of love, then notes broader observations on perspective, retirements, and societal quirks.
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Peter
Jesus
Early Church
God
Christ
Helsinki Accord baskets and Western innocence critique
James J. Kilpatrick reviews the Helsinki Declaration, calling it a three basket framework that inequitablely binds none yet binds all. He critiques Soviet aims and U S participation, labeling the accord a flawed symbol of Eastern guile and Western naivete with limited practical impact.
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Helsinki
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Leonid Brezhnev
Europe
Portugal
Angola
James Buckley
New York
Lisbon
U.S
National Geographic Black Bell Bottoms Leave Navy Wardrobe
The Navy drops bell bottoms and open collars for a white shirt and double breasted coat in July, marking the first major uniform change in over a century. A Navy Uniform Board survey shows broad support from sailors and officers for the modern look, with resistance from traditionalists.
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Washington
Hell
National Geographic Society
United States Navy
Navy
Navy Uniform Board
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