Editorial on Ford visit to Beijing and Sino US balance
The piece notes Ford did not excite the public as Nixon did yet calls the trip useful for high level talks and reconciliation. It cites Chinese leaders warning against overreliance on detente and suggests Beijing could help maintain power balance with the Soviet Union in the Far East. It adds that aging Chinese leaders Liu and Mao would have found travel exhausting.
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Mao Tse-tung
Higher education debated by Brown Buckley Kerr in Hollywood
Governor Brown and William Buckley clash with Clark Kerr over college overproduction and misaligned aims. If higher edu cation should train for jobs or civic participation, universities must reassess purposes and programs. Kerr warns liberal education waning. university growth as a vast purveyor prompts public inquiry.
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William Buckley
University of California
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Editorial letters praise full names and urge action
Letters applaud printing full names in editorials and urge open discussion of beliefs. Milford C Walker criticizes fear of initials, while Allen A Steele commends the President tax cut editorial as a clear, constructive analysis urging a choice between bigger government and reviving the private sector.
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Reagan column notes Nixon Ford era yet to be tested
The writer argues Reagan avoided critiquing Nixon's arrival and Ford's tenure and ignored oil and gas costs. The piece claims such omissions matter for voters evaluating Reagan’s bid for the presidency. Milford & Walker.
Kissinger Says U.S. Policy in Latin America Shifts
In Paris in 1962 Henry Kissinger warned that U S policy toward Latin America had misjudged potentials, sparking distrust as armed forces assume governance across the region. He favored easing tensions with Cuba and Panama Canal sovereignty talks while urging nonintervention and mutual respect.
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Woman on Supreme Court Would Inspire, Not Divide
Glen D Rabenn of Long Beach argues the I PT lead editorial misjudges appointing a woman to the Supreme Court. He asserts female qualification, minority representation, and role modeling are valid aims, citing Thurgood Marshall’s appointment and the rising entry of women into law as progress against outdated views.
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Rabenn
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Ford gets slap from his party
New York dated analysis notes the Republican National Committee will not provide fundraising services to President Ford or challenger Reagan, signaling internal weakness for Ford. The piece argues party neutrality may erode support for Ford and boost Reagan, risking Ford’s renomination and hinting at a partisan split within the GOP.
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