Confidence High Yet Sober View Of Public Trust In 1977
A Potomac Associates study with Gallup backing shows Americans start 1977 with high self confidence and faith in the system but remain dissatisfied with current performance. Public trust is low for many institutions yet labor's image worsens to last place, while business remains mid pack.
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My Times Are In Thy Hand Says Furman Chaplain
DL D Johnson of Furman University emphasizes faith as steadying in a convulsive era. He cites Psalms 31 15 My times are in thy hand and Psalm 31 5 I commend my spirit as lessons taught to Jewish children and echoed in Christian prayer.
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NATO risks and European fears fuel new NATO design
Western Europe fears Soviet superiority as NATO modernization debates rise. Belgian politician Henri Simonet and Gen. Robert Close push for stronger conventional force and upgraded warning systems. Carter era tensions frame a broader question of Western security and public opinion in democracy.
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Nunn
Georgia
Robert Close
NATO Defense College
Rome
Close
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Rhine
Warsaw Pact
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Sens
Nuon
Bartlett
Atlantic
Gen. Close
Carter
Prospect Year Through 1981 Bicentennial Reflections
A survey recounts 1776 era battles at Princeton Chad’s Ford and Benys Heights, noting Valley Forge hardships and Lafayette’s rise. It analyzes President-elect Carter’s looming administration, its potential policy clashes with Big Labor and capital, and the hope for stable governance in 1977.
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A New Role For The Veep In 1983 Washington
An interview reflection on Carter and Mondale. It recalls Johnson Kennedy Nixon and Ford eras, noting distrust and occasional warmth between presidents and vice presidents. The piece argues Mondale gains influence as senior adviser and cabinet access, shaping defense foreign policy and economic revival strategy.
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