Angola Aid Justified in U S Angola Policy Debate
The piece argues U S aid to Angola is justified amid tensions between the Administration and Congress over arms shipments and Africa policy. It defends long standing aims in colonial Africa, notes strategic mineral interests, and warns against a Viet Nam style quagmire while stressing self determination for African peoples.
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Congress
U.S
Angola
Africa
United States
Congo
Soviet Union
United Nations
Cow
Peking
South Africa
Federal inspectors find 90 percent of city diners unsanitary
Federal inspectors from the Food and Drug Administration sampled 185 of 14 736 restaurants in nine cities and found nearly 90 percent failed sanitary standards. In one city none met requirements and only one ordinance was aggressively enforced. The agency blames cities states and the FDA and urges citizen action.
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Food and Drug Administration
Atlanta
Boston
Dallas
Detroit
Minneapolis
New York
San Francisco
Norfolk
Tucson
FDA
FDR Pivots to Jewish Palestine During Ibn Saud Meeting
The scene aboard the Quincy features Franklin D Roosevelt and King Ibn Saud debating a Jewish homeland. FDR offers money and tech aid to transform deserts into farms in exchange for Arab support and a homeland for Jews along the Mediterranean as tensions surface over who should control the land.
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Franklin Roosevelt
U.S
FDR
Ibn Saud
Saudi Arabia
Mediterranean
Washington
House
John McCormack
Congress
McCormack
Arabia
Angolan Involvement Urges Ford to Rally Public Support
The piece argues President Ford must address the American people directly about U S aid to anti Marxist forces in Angola to avoid escalating into a Vietnam style entanglement and to counter Soviets in a broader power struggle. It cites Fritz Kraemer warning that selective detente risks Soviet advance and that Chinese counterweight could erode if U S credibility falters.
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Washington
Ford
Angola
Soviet Union
Arica
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
United States
Popular Movement For the Liberation of
Capitol Hill
Fritz Kraemer
Army Chief of Staff
Gen
Frederick Weyand
People’s Republic of China
China
Kraemer
Mao
Chu
Hoover Out Of Hand Says Buckley In Terse Critique
William F. Buckley argues the Hoover era is unraveling under partisan committees and FBI leadership. The piece cites Carl Rowan and Ladislas Farrago debating King era tactics, with Farrago recalling 1967 Reader’s Digest remarks and King’s influence on civil rights and Vietnam policy.
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William F. Buckley
Hoover
Congressional
Joe McCarthy
McCarty
Carl Rowan
Ladislas Farrago
General Patton
J. Edgar Hoover
Rowan
Farrago
Dr. King
FBI
King
Malcolm X
Mr. Rowan
Reader’s Digest
Martin Luther King
Rowman
Vietnam
Nazi Germany
Moscow
Peking
White House
Capitol Hill
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Quote on success going to a head
The Early Bird News credited to the Optimist Club in Fort Worth Texas notes a pointed reflection on success bending a person’s will and the need for restraint. The saying underscores caution against vanity and moral balance.
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Okichomee Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
DIAL
Audit Bureau of Cir
Associated Press
Early Bird News
Optimist Club
Fort Worth
Texas
Only In Oklahoma Education Assay and New Year Drama
The piece ridicules state funds for science education and predicts political effects in Oklahoma. It jokes about New Year plans and mentions a hypothetical venue game against Orion Royal in the Cotton Bowl and a possible race between David Boren and Deve Bartlett.
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Oklahoma
Oriel Royal
David Boren
Deve Bartlett
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