Citizens Vigilance Boosts Crime Fight in Bicentennial Year
The editorial lauds citizen watch programs like Los Angeles Chief Edward M. Davis's Neighborhood Watches as effective crime controls expanding since 1972. It cites FBI data showing rising crime nationwide and praises community policing, youth involvement, and legal actions against illicit operations as ways to curb crime.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Edward M. Davis
Los Angeles
Davis
Lawton
Explorer Scouts
Detroit
Supreme Court
Kissinger Clears The Air On Detente Policy
President Ford questioned detente's meaning four months ago and Henry Kissinger frames U S policy for Europe and Eastern Europe as a stable balance of power. He warns against abandoning competition while seeking cooperation with the Soviet Union and its satellites. The speech aims to align American, European, and Soviet understandings of detente and sovereignty.
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Ford
U.S
Henry Kissinger
London
Europe
Mr. Kissinger
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
United States
Aceae
Oathebuatty
Kissinger
Sat
Eeeone
Europe Faces Left Center Split Across European Democracies
A survey shows Christian Democrats in Italy cracking under leftist pressure while Communists gain, Portugal strengthens socialist unity with centrists, and French and British socialists grapple with controlling left wings amid inflation and centrist opposition. The result is a Europe-wide contest over center unity and party discipline.
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Madrid
A In Re
Italy
Christian Democrats
Europe
Portugal
Germany
Britain
France
Sweden
Antonio Ramalho Eanes
Conaniite
Popular Front
Francois Mitterand
Postwar Social Strain in Britain and Spain Shapes 70s Politics
Max Lerner surveys Britain where Labour faces wage squeeze and a fragile one vote majority after a by election. He notes Tory shifts and middle class anger while Spain contemplates legalizing Communists amid army veto and Fraga’s interim plan. The piece links labor unrest, political realignments, and upcoming parliamentary elections to a volatile decade.
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Labor Party
Denis Healey
Rothermere
Spain
Fraga
East Berlin
Chile
Guzman
Jaime Guzman
Rensal
Allende
Chile’s Jaime Guzman Pushes Protected Democracy Plan
Chilean reformers debate a new constitutional form under Gen. Pinochet. Jaime Guzman argues for a small unicameral senate elected from wide constituencies with 35 year age limit for members and ex officio figures. aims to curb extremism and preserve pluralism while delaying full elections.
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Careyin Democrat
Alrees
Supreme Canes
Christian Democrats
Athout Parli
Radian Pinochet Ugarte
Christian Democrat
Chile
James Madisons
Alexander Hamiltons
Jaime Guzman
Guzman
Senate
Supreme Court
Oklahoma Sequel Candidate Faces Barriers in Prison Plans
Unclear OCR reads suggest political friction in Oklahoma over a sequel candidate and prison construction. Mentions Rex Brinice, Welty, and new prison sites Geer and others. Details are garbled with multiple name spellings and uncertain stakes.
Rockefeller Not Aviable VP Choice In Reagan Ford Nonsense
Opinion argues Nelson Rockefeller cannot be VP if Ford or Reagan run. It rejects Rockefeller for ticket, favors James Schlesinger if Ford selects a nontraditional running mate, and warns against a Reagan Rockefeller pairing due to party resentments and ideological clashes.
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Ford
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
General Sherman
Reagan
Kansas City
Ron
Midwest
Johnson
John Kennedy
James Schlesinger
Repu
Gues
Nelson Rock
New York
Goldwater
United States
Barry Goldwater
Ronald Reagan
California
William Miller
Gold
al Righ
One thing four men can do better than any S
A brief, dashy note from Reinbeck Iowa saying that four men can read his own heart better than others, reflecting a column-like quip from the Reinbeck Courier.
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Reinbeck
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Copier Editorial Service
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LOS Angeles Times
King Features Syndicate
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