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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1977
Page
14
The editorial discusses President Carter's nine day, six country journey to Poland Iran India Saudi Arabia France and Belgium. It questions purpose and potential outcomes while noting the trip aims to broaden U S foreign engagement amid energy concerns and foreign policy changes.
The New Yorker urged a prize for unwritten books and nominated Archibald Cox’s Watergate memoir as the first, noting Haldeman’s forthcoming memoir could reveal explosive claims and earlier Nixon knowledge. The Times will publish and serialize, while this newspaper declines to feature or profit from Haldeman’s disclosures.
A patient analysis contrasts 19th and 20th century nihilist and nationalist extremism with today’s global, well equipped groups. It notes multinational structures, youth and women as key demographics, cross regional training, and the rise of coordinated efforts like the Junta de Coordinacion Revolucionaria in Paris with actors from Palestine to Latin America. The piece warns of escalating threats from hijackings to potential new nuclear risks, while touching on political shifts around a Palestine settlement.
The United Nations approved a 1978-79 budget of 983 million dollars with the United States paying a quarter. Michael Kilian reports from New York where Ethiopia and Somalia fight while Egypt and Israel seek peace. Delegates debate international control of atomic energy as the General Assembly meets amid sparse attendance and shifting alliances.
A columnist criticizes affluence and designer fashion for children, recounting Leonard Crannich who grows into a spoiled child amid satire. The piece contrasts neighbors showing off material excess with the narrator's family maintaining traditional values and modest tastes. The tale ends with Leonard remaining shallow while others pursue genuine talents.
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