Tax Fight Between IRS and Fifth Amendment Warned
Economist C V Myers warns a major clash between the Internal Revenue Service and the Fifth Amendment is imminent. He cites Supreme Court rulings, cases like Harold Francisco and Roy Garner, and predicts a grass roots tax rebellion as millions may plead the Fifth on returns. He asks why the confrontation has not yet hit headlines and urges media coverage.
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C. V. Myers
Myers Finance and Energy
Myers
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
U.S
Fhe
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Harold Francisco
Roy D. Garner
United States of America
Betrayal of Taiwan Speech by Cyrus Vance
Article argues that Cyrus Vance will announce Taiwan capitulation at a New York Asia Society dinner on June 29, abandoning mutual defense with Taiwan and recognizing Peking. It claims the United States will sever relations with Taiwan, withdraw forces, and denounce the Taiwan treaty, risking a China-Soviet cold war dynamic and urging public opposition to Carter administration policy.
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Washington
Republic of China
Taiwan
Cyrus Vance
Jimmy Carter
Vance
Asia Society
New York
Embassy Row
America
China
United States
Peking
Carter
Henry Kissinger
William F. Buckley
State Department
Senate
Soviet Union
Nazi Germany
Hungary
Kissinger
Seeds Of South African Tragedy Spark Debate In Cape Town
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak explore how Verligte Afrikaaners push gradual apartheid dismantling and broader nonwhite participation, while Verkrampte and Washington resist. They warn U S policy may accelerate a tragic cycle of economic decline and unrest if reform stalls, risking emigration and widening conflict.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Washington
Verligtes
United Nations
Carter
U.S
Internationalists clash with non inter interference debate
William F Buckley Jr contrasts Vance and Kissinger on non interference in European elections. He argues interdependence and Western unity shape US fate, cites Marchais and Berlinguer skepticism, and urges a proactive American stance including investment in France after 1978 municipal votes. He criticizes Soviet influence and calls for firm policy limits on engaging with Communist leaders.
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Bulgaria
East Germany
Poland
Ford
France
George Marchais
Soviet Union
Marchais
Italy
Berlinguer
Mr. Kissinger
United States
U.S
Jean Francis Revel
Jean-Jacques Servan-Schreiber
Vance
Volunteers in Action Director Brown Faces Slow Reform
Washington analysis portrays Sam Brown steering the ACTION agency into a cautious reform path. Despite speeches, top posts lag, protests recede, and sign of real policy change remains faint as attitudes toward VISTA, Peace Corps, and volunteerism shift.
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Washinton
Action
Sam Brown
Carter
VISTA
Brown
Action Agency
Ruth District
Mary King
London
King
Hia
Brow
Mike Balzano
Margery Tabankin
Peace Corps
Belzana
Joseph Blatchford
Congress
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Far East
Asia
Rowland Evans and
Robert Novak
University of Stellenbosch
Connie Mulder
Verkrampte
Piet Koornhof
Moet
Vertigte Afrikaaners
Koornhot
Koombot
Mulder
R. F
Pik) Botha
Botha
Koornhof
Telvision
William F. Buckley Jr
Europe
Woodrow Wilson International Center
Western Europe
Western Alliance
Moscow
Georges Marchais
Charles Bartlett
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