Cromley Column Urges Reformed U S Foreign Aid
Ray Cromley argues U S foreign aid is misdirected toward arming nations rather than building govern ment, education, and economic growth. He cites the Marshall Plan as a success and urges targeted technical assistance, police reform, and better governance to reduce conflict, with Egypt's Sadat favoring private investment.
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Speaking Freely on Mission Impossible and Real World Ethics
A critique of covert government actions and the CIA in light of the TV show Mission Impossible. The author argues presidents and agencies have compromised ethics, condemns murder and cover ups, and urges accountability over oppressive means. Mondale is cited on Americans’ aversion to killing and deception.
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Indiana County Society meets in Sheriff’s Office
The Indiana County Agricultural Society held its annual meeting in the Sheriff’s Office at the Court House Tuesday afternoon with Burgess H Wallace Thomas presiding in Sheriff M F Jamison’s absence. The event drew a good turnout.
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Zarb weighs breaking up Big Oil amid energy clash
Washington notes Frank Zarb weighs a bold break up of large oil firms amid fears of inefficiency. He has asked FTC data from Lewis Engman on antitrust cases involving Arco, Exxon, Texaco and others as he weighs policy options for Ford. Simon eyes VP run and other docket items appear.
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Camouflage of Excellence in Reagan Campaign Piece
Washington column argues campaign fakery and makeup shield flaws as 1976 race looms. It notes Reagan aides polish image while candidates seek deification, with past presidents cited for public masks, and warns of the era’s heightened image focus.
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Santa Outfoxed by CIA: A Humble Parody
A Washington spoof shows CIA officials at Langley debating covert plans to kill Santa Claus. They toy with elaborate schemes, then settle on sending Santa the infamous tape from a divorce case, promising a clean but dirty end to the old toymaker. Ho ho ho.
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