Kissinger Faces Off In Political Year Clash Over Foreign Policy
Democratic critics led by former officials George Ball Paul Warnke and Zbigniew Brzezinski dissect Kissinger at a meeting of the American Society of Newspaper Editors and a luncheon. They fault his "acrobat" approach and urge a long range blueprint for draining the swamp, noting shifts since World War II and the Soviet rise. Kissinger defends his stance amid partisan pressure.
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Dr. K
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Kissinger
George Ball
Paul Warnke
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Jimmy Carter
Brzezinski
Middle East
U.S
America
Soviet Union
George McGovern
Edmund S. Muskie
Nixon
Columbia Journalism Review
Edwin Diamond
McGovern
Richard Nixon
David S. Broder
Projecting the News Presidential Campaign Coverage
Washington critics say press coverage of the 1980 campaign remains extensive and excessive. The piece notes media power in shaping candidate attention, issues, and early results, with ongoing debates over media influence and proposed mass communications studies.
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Washington
George Washington
Social Science Research Council
Committee On Mass Communications
Howard Hughes the cautious Lothario revealed in deep surveillance
The article details Howard Hughes using surveillance to pursue romantic liaisons with top actresses including Elizabeth Taylor Sophia Loren Ava Gardner and Janet Leigh. It notes private detective Mike Conrad spied for Hughes for 18 years while Hughes secretly funded operations that tracked hundreds of women and even arranged dates via Black Gold Productions.
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Washington
Howard Hughes
Hallywood
Elizabeth Taylor
Sophia Loren
Ava Gardner
Janet Leigh
Gerald Chouinard
Hughes
Chouinard
Mike Conrad
Conrad
Hollywood
Tiajuana
Anne Bancroft
Jean Peters
Stuart Cramer
Cramer
Life Magazine
Black Gold Productions
Italy
Bob Owens
Thousand Oaks
Calif
Finding Chunks In The Peanut Butter Welt
A columnist critiques Jimmy Carter arguing his stance on housing and ethnicity reveals class bias not race bias. He asserts affluent suburbs drive segregation, urges progressive tax shifts funding city schools, and warns Carter could be Ford's vice president pick if pressed further.
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Jimmy Carter
Jesus
Christ
Carter
Wisconsin
Gerald Ford
You Can Take It With You Hughes Archive Tale
The Art Buchwald column parodies Howard Hughes planning to take all his wealth with him. He orders his lawyers to assemble every asset from Hughes Aircraft to Las Vegas casinos, oil interests, and a CIA ship, even suggesting gambling may be legal elsewhere, with secrecy and legal risk underscoring the quip laden exchange.
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Washington
Howard Hughes
Clifford Irving
Mr. Hughes
Hughes Aircraft Co
Las Vegas
Hughes Air West
Nevada
Hughes
IRS
CIA
Hollywood
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