Reagan Faces Gordian Knot in Chicago as Campaign Opens
Reagan addressed 1200 business leaders in Chicago outlining a plan to balance the budget, cut spending by 90 billion dollars and tax relief of 25 billion, a push for creative federalism aimed at shifting power to the states. He argued for cutting taxes, reducing debt, and opposing the Washington establishment while facing skeptical Democrats and wary voters in a bicentennial year.
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Chicago
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
Gerald Ford
Sargent Shriver
Kennedy
Ford
Chester A. Arthur
James A. Garfield
Arthur
James G. Blaine
U.S
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Blaine
Grover Cleveland
New York
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Democratic Party
GOP
Kansas City
Wendell Wilkie
Nixon Seizure Challenge Questions Statute's Constitutionality
In Washington Federal Court, Nixon and attorney Herbert J. Miller Jr. challenge a new act giving the government control of Nixon’s presidential papers and tapes as unconstitutional. They argue it violates separation of powers and the Fourth Amendment with a wholesale, unreasonable seizure and overreach by Congress. The case seeks an impartial, unprejudiced hearing in the courts.
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Nixon
Washington
Herbert J. Miller Jr
Congress
Opsimathy and out of town words in Buckley column
James J. Kilpatrick discusses opsimathy the art of learning late in life citing William F. Buckley Jr and a cadre of journalists. He lists examples of arcane terms and faux professional jargon, laments gobbledegook, praises peers who reclaim and classify unusual words, and urges readers toward linguistic curiosity.
Grace Shared through Laura's Silent Healing Story
A reader recalls Laura a mute abused girl in a Catholic homes for homeless children whose life changes after Dr Richard d Ambrosio psychoanalyst discovers her inner voice. The book No Language But A Cry recounts his decade long care showing how gifts beget gifts and the call to freely give.
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Seneca
Laura
Richard Dad’ Ambrosio
D' Ambrosio
Ambrosio
Richard
Richard d’ Ambrosio
Jesus
The One Revolution That Succeeded in America
Jeffrey Hart contrasts American Revolution founders with later revolutionaries like Robespierre Lenin Mao and Castro noting the founders achieved independence and a viable republic while later movements failed. He emphasizes sober republican virtue practical self government and the distinction between rebellion and revolution as outlined by Hannah Arendt. The piece argues the American model rested on established leaders and local traditions rather than utopian zeal.
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Marat
Lenin
Mao
Castro
Guevara
Washington
Jefferson
Madison
Hamilton
Stalin
Napoleon
China
Irving Kristol
Hannah Arendt
Philadelphia
Senator Soaper Faces Disarray at New York Convention
Delegates fear directionless Democratic convention in New York as party leaders struggle to map out strategy. In some towns students lack teacher names but have met policemen and National Guardsmen, reflecting uneasy civic unfamiliarity.
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Democratic Party
New York
Surveillance and privacy fears in a digital age debate
The piece discusses Sen. John Tunney and MIT President Jerome Wiesner testifying on surveillance technology. It cautions that regulation could stifle innovation and argues that robust law enforcement and societal consequences are needed to deter intruders. The author warns against overreaction and emphasizes accountability and practical safeguards.
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MIT
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General Accounting Office
Federal Communications Commission
Dr. Wiesner
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