Iva Toguri d Aquino Seeks Carter Pardon and Citizenship Return
The piece argues Iva Ikuko Toguri d Aquino, once known as Tokyo Rose, should receive a presidential pardon and restoration of citizenship. It recalls her treason arrest, six years in prison, $20,000 fine, and ongoing desire for clemency as President-elect Carter contemplates pardoning traitors and deserters.
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Iva Ikuko Toguri d’Aquino
Pacific
Tokyo
Japan
Iva
Iva de’Aquino
Carter
Oval Office
Kennedy criticizes Italian Communists in Rome news conference
Senator Ted Kennedy pressed that Italian Communists differ little in intent from other Communist movements. He argued they seek control of government and the end of democracy, urging Italians to decide on their future without outside interference. He questioned their democratic commitment across regimes. He added a remark about student geography, noting most of the world learns about one planet.
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Rome
Ted Kennedy
Dem.Mass
Kennedy
Russia
China
Cuba
Vietnam
North Korea
Europe
Western Europe
Italy
Fidelistas
Yugoslavia
Washington
Manhattan
Kans
Cleveland
Ohio
Cone
Madison Avenue
London Observer
Jimmy Carter
Bosen
America
Britain
Moscow
Ace Jess
Jess
Tito and Brezhnev Talk Mark Yugoslavia’s Post Tito Era
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak piece analyzes Tito and party chief Slane Delane leveraging Brezhnev’s pledge of non interference to shape Yugoslavia’s non aligned stance. They note Tito’s public stance against Soviet pressure, Moscow’s push for socialist internationalism, and Belgrade’s wary navigation of post Tito dynamics amid Western commentary.
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Belgrade
Tito
Slane Delane
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Tio
Dolavs
Nirth
Dolang
Soviet Union
Jimmy Carter
U.S
Carter
Brechnev
Little Red Riding Hood
Wini
Red Riding Hood
Berlin
Kosovo
Croatia
Tito, Dalane and Co
Reducing Bureaucracy Overreach in Advertising Claims
A columnist argues against expanding government bureaus to police advertising fluff and airline on time claims. He cites the Civil Aeronautics Board’s ruling on TWA versus United and American, questioning the need for federal intervention in such marketing disputes. He favors market remedies and consumer choice over regulatory overreach.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
TWA
United
American
Feders
Chicago
Frisco
Republican Split Not Easily Healed
The piece argues for a GOP rebrand toward a Conservative Republican or Independent Republican, with Ronald Reagan as a unifying figure, but warns of internal clashes between base conservatives and pragmatists. It notes mixed electoral results of conservatives versus moderates, and predicts potential intra party bloodletting unless the Reaganite shift gains ground.
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William Rusher
National Review
American Conservative Union
G.O.P
Ronald Reagan
National Committee
Reagan
Jimmy Carter
White House
Ford
Carter
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Jerry
Rockefellers
Offiot Richardsons
Ripon
Senate
John Heinz
Pennsylvania
John Chafee
Rhode Island
John Danforth
Missouri
Charles Mathias
Polish unrest tightens grip as Gierek clings to power
Washington reports Poland faces volatile mood as Edward Gierek, sworn in 1970, confronts June price hikes that sparked a growing coalition of workers and intellectuals. West German disclosures reveal clashes in Radom and Ursus amid regime retrenchment and attempts to placate Moscow.
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Washington
Poland
Edward Glerek
Lord Melbourne
Gierek
Radom and
Ursus
Glerek
Moscow
Brezhnev
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California
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New York
Brock
Tennessee
Taft
Weicker
Connecticut
Chafee
Sugar
Indiana
Persunon
New Jersey
Toby Moffett
Drinan
Massachusetts
Charles Bartlett
Daroszewicz
Radom
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Edward Gierek
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