Congressional Clash on Angola Aid Shapes Foreign Policy
The House moves to cut off funds for covert Angola aid, signaling congressional displeasure with Ford and Kissinger. Lawmakers argue over the proper role of Congress in foreign policy amid Soviet and Cuban involvement, recalling Tonkin-era caution and risking a damaged national strategy.
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House of Representatives
Angola
Senate
House
White House
State Kissinger
Angela
Congress
Turkey
United States
Kissinger
Ford
Dick Clark
Towa
Africa
Sen
Clark
Vietnam
Revival Signals Stabilizing Uplift in American Religion
Dr Martin E Marty of the University of Chicago notes signs of stabilization in American religious attitudes with worship attendance leveling off across major denominations Priests and nuns numbers stop declining Protestant membership stabilizes and interest in new religions wanes The piece highlights a broader shift toward organized discipline within religion and a public longing for tranquil growth after years of turmoil.
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Martin E. Marty
Divinity School
University of Chicago
Marty
Pioneer Black Minister Henry Garnet Remembered
Afro American History Week honors Henry Highland Garnet, an early Black minister who advocated slave freedom. Ordained in 1843, he published The Clarion, challenged the Buffalo convention to united resistance, and founded the African Organization Society.
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Henry Highland Garnet
Presbytery of
Troy
African Crganization Society
Madden Links Economic Freedom to Political Freedoms in Speech
Carl H Madden chief economist of the U S Chamber of Commerce told a 200 plus audience that economic and social systems are closely linked and that political freedom requires economic independence and mobility. He argued private enterprise strengthens intellectual freedom and cited widespread business backing for the American system.
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Carl H. Madden
America
Chamber of Commerce
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
U.S
Madden
Saudis to Get US Styled Highway Patrol System
Saudi Arabia plans a multi million dollar private security program to create a complete highway patrol modeled after Arizona California and Ohio. Prince Fahd negotiates with Sanders Associates for 180 million dollars to install microwave communications towers four regional HQs 24 outposts and 300 vehicles across Riyadh and the region amid Senate probes into commissions and US aid restrictions.
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Washington
Saudi Arabia
U.S
Arizona
California
Ohio
Persian Gulf
Iran
Saudi Acadia
South Yemen
Angola
United States
Congress
New Hampshire Lire
Sanders Associates, Inc
Prince Fahd
Sanders Associates
Riyadh
Eeteien Gulf
Red
Letter to the Editor Critique of police associations
A letter discusses recent media focus on internal problems in area law enforcement and the rise of police associations. It argues associations pursue legitimate wage and benefit improvements and counters public officials claims of self serving motives, asserting that requests reflect actual conditions and provide examples of justified qualifications.
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Administratora
Vale
Police Work Elevates To Professional Status In Modern Era
The article argues policing has become a profession due to increased demands, training, and sanctions. It highlights the need for ongoing education, the impact on salaries, and the dedication of officers and associations to public service, with administrators sometimes resisting higher compensation. Richard Dr Cox, vice president of the United Law Enforcement Officers of North Carolina, is cited.
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Steve Kartzman
Annapolis
North Mais
Eastchester
Salle Arginc
Kurtzman
Don Gibbardt
Doug Long
New York
Joss
A. Howard White
Burlington
Uyat
Richard Dr Coxpoint
United Law Enforcement Officers
North Carolina
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New Hampshire
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World Council of Churches
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Nairobi
Kenya
Nikodim
Orthdox Church
T.B. Simatupang
Indonesia Reformed Church
Annie Jingge
Ghana Reformed Church
Olof Sundby
Swedish Lutheran Church
U.S.A
Chicago
Washington, D.C
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Soviet Union
Henry Jackson
D-Web
NLT McPherson Enterprise
George Jones
Randlemap
James Nicholson
America’s Heritage, Inc
Sophia
Merywood Baptists
L. H. Hollingsworth
Winston Salem
High Point Bank
Bestway
Kroger
Westchester Mall
Mid Rch
Greensboro
Danville
Beene Kernersville
A&p
Golden Gate
ARE Journal
Smokey Bears
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Sem Frank Church
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