Jobs Go Begging Amid Unemployment Bill and Global Reflections
President Ford signs a bill extending unemployment benefits, fueling jobless agitation and calls for reemployment. A New York Times survey shows many cities lack skilled labor shortages while unskilled work remains abundant, sparking debates on welfare. European views and a Philadelphia Eucharistic Congress signal a shift toward inner renewal as a 6 year old from Hernando volunteers for a bone marrow transplant to save his sister.
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Ford
New York Times
New York City
A Portuguese Democracy Clash with Trade Union Voices
The piece contrasts U S labor leaders backing democracy abroad with a manifesto from Social Democrats advocating democracy in Portugal. It recounts a Lisbon scholar who denounces exporting American democracy and argues true liberty comes from personal rather than political freedom, and notes his reluctance to sign the manifesto.
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United States
Abraham Lincoln
Afl-Cio
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
U.S.A
Bayard Rustin
Martin Peretz
Sol Chaikin
Norman Podhoretz
Commentary
Portugal
Lisbon
University of Salamanca
Miguel Unamuno
Franco
Spain
Social Democrats
Salazar
Dr. Johnson
Communist Party
Austin, Chaikin
Podhoretz & Peretz
Principles Of Impotence Debate Sparks Scholarly Split
Commentary Magazine and the American Jewish Committee assemble 35 intellectuals to answer if the U.S. suffers a failure of nerve. Opinions diverge on Vietnam policy, detente, and the role of elites, with calls to energy self sufficiency and a stronger national resolve. Edward Luttwak is praised for clear thinking amid academic treacle.
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Commentary Magazine
American Jewish Committee
U.S
Vietnam
Joseph Schumpeter
Herman Kahn
Hudson Institute
Sidney Hook
Sui Generis
Richard Falk
Princeton
Falk
Luttwak
Pentagon
CIA
Tidelands
Edward Luttwak
Europe
East Asia
Jerry Ford
Citizens Move To End Violence In U S Schools
A Senate subcommittee report highlights rising violence in U S public schools and urges community security programs. The National Committee for Citizens in Education publishes a handbook urging parent and citizen involvement, noting $600 million yearly losses to vandalism and crime in schools.
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U.S
Andrew Tully Washington
Birch Bayh
Bayh
Gallup
Caddell
Senate Judiciary Committee
National Committee For Citizens In Education
NCCE
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Bestley
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Ted Ralston
Wm. H. Sullivan
James T. Gentry
Alfred Wallace
Circulation Moneyer
Dorothy Graves
Southwest Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Ike Andrews
North Carolina
Timmy Kelly
Hernando
Jan
Freedom Movement
William F. Buckley Jr
Pedro Saenz Rodriguez
Caudillo
Rodriguez Rose
Warren
Littl Grotto
John Chamberlain
Edward Lut
Twak
Washington Center of Foreign Policy Research
Johns Hopkins University
Supreme Court
Dunagin
Rogen Orven
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