American Youth Unemployment and Minimum Wage Debate
The American Economic Foundation argues U S unemployment statistics mislead, noting high teen and minority joblessness drives totals. It cites longer schooling and slower school-to-work transition for youths, and claims minimum wage and unemployment payments sustain perceived hardship while government policy shapes “real” unemployment.
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American Economic Foundation
AEF
United States
U.S
America
Rowland Evans And Robert Novak On The Piflab Demise
The piece argues President Carter moved to abolish the Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board known as Piflab. Adm. Turner pressured the decision, amid claims the board spurred outside challenge to CIA dominance. Critics note the board influenced Team B comparisons and sparked debates within intelligence agencies.
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Washington
Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board
U.S
Dwight Eisenhower
Carter
Pifleb
Adm
Stansfield Turner
Central Inteigence
Central “Intelligence
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Pilish
CLA
Piflab
Edwin H.land
Polaroid
Piffab
CIA
DIA
Pifiak
Senate Intelligence Committee
David Aaron
Rick Inderfurth
Aaron
National Security
Zbigniew Brzesinakd
Inderfurth
Broezinski
Aasistant
Jimmy Carter
Awdition
Intherfurth
Turner
Pifias
Letter Responds To Sunday Dispatch On Danville Justice
A Danville legal figure rebutts a Sunday letter by Robert Jiranek accusing bias in the House of Delegates race. He questions George Anderson and says the legal profession must uphold impartial justice. The editor notes the previous letter ran under the wrong headline due to a compositional error.
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Robert Jiranek
House of Delegates
George Anderson
Jiranek
Fowler
Anderson
Craig
Circuit Court of
Danville
Warren
the Register
Buckley on CBS Cuba Doc Critique and Monroe Doctrine Omission
A critical take on CBS The CIA and Cuba Part II noting Fidel Castro and Kennedy era tensions. It argues the Monroe Doctrine was sidelined, discusses the concept of restrained totalism, and questions U.S. willingness to confront Soviet influence. The piece cites Moyers, Bissell, Lansdale, and Eisenhower era strategy in Cuba and debates American vocabulary for Cold War actions.
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CBS
CIA
Secret Army
Fidel Castro
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Cuba
Castro
Bill Moyers
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Kores
Vietnam
Eisenhower
America
Miami
Citisens
United States
Moyers
Richard Bissell
OVA
Edward Lansdale
Robert Kennedy
Illegal aliens and minorities in the U S
Carl T. Rowan analyzes how millions of illegal and legal immigrants affect black and minority unemployment. He cites Detroit data on illegal workers, notes potential future arrivals, and discusses political responses and humanitarian concerns amid rising anti immigrant sentiment. He argues blacks face conflicting interests and limited power to push broad immigration action.
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Washington
U.S
Amartcana
Detrodt
eudHing
Uncle Sam
Carter
Letters King Apace Of This Page Are Severe
A short set of letters discusses the tone and heaviness of the page content. The writer comments on severity and pace, noting the impact on readability and the overall effect of the layout.
Incoherence in Carter Africa Policy Draws Fire
Washington editors and foreign officials fault President Carters handling of Africa policy. French officials lament mixed signals on Mobutu aid and Ethiopian expulsions, while Castro and Cuban troops loom in Africa. Mondale's Vienna remarks spark South African tensions and cautions on majority rule pace. Carter's stance on Israel and the Kremlin also features in the critique.
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Louis
Guiring
Andrew Young
Africa
Carter
Ethiopia
Young
Fidel Castro
Max
Yorkshire
England
Santiago
Chile
Castro
Havana
Isadoro Malmierca
Lagos
J. Vorster
Mondale
Mordalé
America
South Africa
Kenneth Kaunda
Zambia
Europe
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Rowland Evans and
Robert Novak
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Clark M. Clifford
Maxwell Taylor
White House
Richard Pipes
Harvard
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
ACDA
Moscow
Defense Intelligence Agency
William F. Buckley Jr
CIA and
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Carl T. Rowan
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West Indies
Philippines
Crumba
Charles Bartlett
Mobuti
Zaire
Joseph Stalin
Wieser
Boigny Houphouet
Ivory Coast
Kremlin
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Israel
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