Leashing The Genie Postwar Call For Multilateral Nuclear Controls
Bernard Baruch urged an international agency to supervise peaceful nuclear development after World War II. The idea faded amid Cold War tensions, but the need for stronger global safeguards grows as India tests a peaceful yet military flagged device. The United States pushes for multilateral action with surveillance and inspection to curb proliferation.
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Bernard Baruch
India
United States
Soviet Union
Canada
Who's Guarding The Arsenals Sparked by Major Arms Cache Discovery
A Lancaster Ontario and Wrightwood California find uncovers a desert cache equipping an army of 200 with machine guns bazookas and cyanide barrels. Authorities say thefts slipped from depots and laws could not stop illegal arms possession. Tightened security is demanded to avert future disasters.
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Lancaster
Ontario
Wrightwood
Calif
United States
Defense Budget Cuts Risk Global Instability Warned by Rumsfeld
The piece argues that campaign pledges to cut the defense budget by 5 to 87 billion are risky. Donald Rumsfeld warns deep cuts could trigger worldwide instability if the United States signals a willingness to let defense capability fall behind while the Soviet Union builds up. It notes the need for efficiency without undermining national security.
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Jimmy Carter
Ford Administration
Defense
Donald Rumsfeld
Soviet Union
Carter
Defense Department
Rumsfeld
False Reports of 896 Illegal Acts Amid Nixon Era
Washington report cites a study by Corporate Accountability Research Group claiming illegal acts by federal agencies over three and a half years of the Nixon administration. The post story emphasizes an ominous tone but excludes Watergate, FBI, and CIA allegations.
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Washington
Corporate Accountability Research Group
FBI
CIA
Washington Post
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Questioning Time and Faith in a weary Nation
The piece reflects on end times fears in Western civilization, Biblical imagery of Ichabod and Immanuel, and calls for concrete action beyond political change. It critiques media overreach, urges responsibility in reporting, and questions legal interpretations of IRS and regulatory actions.
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Washington
America
Thal
Israel
Ald
Jesus
Ichabod
Tchabod
The
Lord
God
Tan
Ysaiah
B.C
Jerusalem
Immanuel
Mary
Christ
Jamaica's Manley challenges U.S. policy in Caribbean
Carl T. Rowan examines Jamaica's 1972 election result under Prime Minister Michael Manley and the People's National Party. The piece questions U.S. influence, potential shifts toward socialism, and whether aid, credit, and political freedom can align with Jamaica's aim to reduce poverty while avoiding totalitarian excess. It notes Manley's democratic stance, Cuba's example, and the role of foreign investment and U.S. companies.
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Washington
Michael
Manley
People’s National Party
Jeans
U.S
Jamaica Labor Party
Edward Supa
Central Intelligence Agency
Seaga
CLA
Jamaica
House of Representative
Jamasca
Fidel Castro
Cuba
United States
Manly
India
Russia
Caribbean
Silent invasion of our country immigration crisis explodes
A former official critique argues illegal immigrants number about 10 million in the United States. It cites two thirds from Mexico and growth in Latin America, calls for harsher employer penalties, border tightening, and questions Carter administration policy amid rising population pressures and demographic projections.
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United States
Caribbean
Latin America
Congress
U.S
Jean Raspail
France
Calcutta
Europe
Mexico
Luis Echeverria
Miami
Rio Grande
Texas
Jimmy Carter
Carter
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