Butz Promises Abundant Food Next Year For All
Secretary Karl L. Butz tours public relations efforts to ease concerns about farming in 1974. He pledges ample food for home use and exports, with the department working to secure 8 million new acres freed from planting limits and ensuring farmers have fuel and fertilizer. He argues high prices echo other goods and that exports help pay for energy needs while guaranteeing enough for everyone.
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Karl L. Butz
Buzz
America
St. Croix
New York
Baltimore
Boston
Bermuda
Sea Venture
Roanoke Forum Delves Into Death And Dying
Dr Elizabeth Ross leads an Roanoke institute on psycho social aspects of death with doctors nurses social workers and ministers sponsored by Virginia Commonwealth University. She says fear of non being drives dread beyond pain and separation, and notes many dying people hold to belief in something beyond. The discussion links religious teaching to hope and examines historical and literary reflections on mortality.
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Roanoke
Virginia Commonwealth University
Elizabeth Ross
Ross
Dr. Ross
Chicago
Book of Common Prayer
Cicero
Jesus of Nazareth
Francis Bacon
Old West Trades And Family Finances Reflections
Senator Soaper muses on changing jobs from cattle rustling to folklore and inflation. He notes the old dream of paying off the mortgage for older generations contrasts with today's young families hoping to own a home. The piece blends humor and social commentary.
Forgotten Facts On Israel Borders and Kissinger
Ralph de Toledano discusses birthplace of controversy over Kissinger becoming Secretary of State. He notes speculation that a Jewish secretary might tilt U S policy toward Israel, while others argue his record as Nixon adviser could push a balanced or opposite approach.
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Henry Kissinger
Middle East
Israel
Nixon
Boundaries in the Middle East and the fate of Israel
A critic argues that the central issue is Israel’s survival, not borders. It recalls 1948 and 1967 wars, Jordan and Egypt occupations, and Arab claims to land, urging that both Washington and Moscow apply force majeure to stabilize the region rather than fixate on drawn lines.
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Italy
Gat
Kissinger
Israel
Middle East
Ural
Hussein
Jordan
West Jerusalem
United Nations
Palestine
Transjordan
Egypt
Gaza Strip
Moradhan
West Bank
Jerusalem
Kingdom of Jordan
Jardan
Lebanon
Sina
Sinai Desert
Isradl
Gaza-Sinai
Gaza
Nlussein
Golda Meir
Washington
Moscow
Buckley Critiques Chilean Refugees Tale and Allende Criticism
William F Buckley Sr questions a Miami couple’s claim of massive executions in Santiago. He argues the tale is implausible, notes leftist bias, and criticizes Allende’s democratic socialism as a fraud. He warns democracy is fragile and warns of Latin American upheavals from Peron to Chile.
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Miami
National Stadium
Santiago
Chou Enlai
Mao Tse-tung
Chile
Mexico City
Cuba
London Economist
Salvador Allende
Allende
Juan Peron
Peron
It's Time To Defend The Middle Class, John Chamberlain
A defense of the middle class as the engine of global economies while critiquing socialist and authoritarian regimes. The essay links middle-class stability to national prosperity and warns that wealthier nations rely on middle-class activity abroad, noting Caribbean islands and Bermuda as case contrasts. It argues universal dependence on and exploitation by the middle class across nations.
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John Chamberlain
Virgin Islands
Melvin H. Evans
New York
Linden Pindling
Nation of the
Bahamas
Bermuda
Hamilton
St. George
How Not To Win Justice Fast Looms Over AIM Militancy
The piece argues that urging Indians to arm themselves risks alienating non Indian supporters as militant actions by the American Indian Movement grow sharper. It notes AIM leaders wounded at Rosebud and indictments from Custer South Dakota incidents, plus arrests in Des Moines Iowa tied to a public office occupation.
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Sirica
ALM
Clyde Bellecourt
Rosebud
South Dakota
Midwest National
AIM
Alcatraz
Wounded Knee
ATM
Custer
M.D
Des Maines
Iowa
The Chilean Way and Allende's Downfall
Jeffrey Hart argues Allende's Marxist program failed due to democratic limits and forceful opposition. He notes the clash between peaceful reform and totalitarian aims, describing the Chilean episode as a dilettante revolution and warning European Marxist parties face stark choices between democracy and revolutionary aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allende
Salvador Allende Gossens
Chile
Marxist Party
France
Italy
Popular Front
Francois Mitterand
Lenin
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Soca
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Senator Soaper
Old West
Ralph de Toledano
White House
William F. Buckley, Sr
Weimar
Portugal
Spain
Mexico
Weraile Party of Revolutionary
Savador Allende
Fidel Castro
Soviet Union
Occidental O Company
Caribbean
Trinidad
U.S
Genoa
New England
West Indies
Atlas
Wall Street Journal
Jeffrey Hart
Danville
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