Soviet Secrecy and Press Arrest Highlight International Standards
The Daily Oklahoman examines the arrest of a Los Angeles Times correspondent in Moscow on espionage charges amid reassignment, noting Soviet secrecy laws punish embarrassing facts and contrasting them with foreign press norms. It discusses dissident contacts, state secrets, and the broader implications for human rights rhetoric.
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Los Angeles Times
Moscow
Carter
Brazil
Chile
Washington
Young's Playboy Interview Exposes Foreign Policy Tensions
A blunt critique of Andy Young as United Nations ambassador and Carter confidant. The piece argues Young wields outsized influence, shaping Africa policy and U S relations, while exposing risks from his simplistic world view and public, raucous political education. It questions Carter's freedom to act with Young's public persona casting a shadow over administration strategy.
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New York City
Andy Young
United Nations
Africa
Cyrus Vance
Playboy
Jimmy Carter
Mr. Carter
Young
Harry Truman
Gen. MacArthur
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Nixon
Carter
America
West
Angola
Richard Nixon
Gerald Ford
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Abraham Lincoln
Andrew Young
South Africa
MacNeil-Lehrer
Middle East
Kennedy Memorial Groundbreaking Celebrates Irish Heritage in Dorchester
In Dorchester Boston crowds gathered for the John Fitzgerald Kennedy Memorial Library ceremony. The event highlighted Kennedy as Boston Irish and the first Roman Catholic president, with remarks on national unity beyond religion and a festive mood among attendees.
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Washington
Dorchester
Boston
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Jack Kennedy
Harvard
Dave Powers
Kennedy
Arthur Krock
New York Times
Krock
Barbara
Boston Traveler
Insulin Gene Reproduces Itself Sparks Recombinant DNA Debate
UC scientists report inducing an insulin gene to reproduce. The breakthrough demonstrates potential to increase insulin supply for diabetics and promises advances against cancer and hemophilia. The work aims to settle the boon or threat debate surrounding recombinant DNA under safeguards.
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University of California
West Europe Needs Cruise Missile Discussion in SALT Talks
A look back at Ford Brezhnev Vladivostok talks shows SALT II a framework to agree if possible as cruise missiles emerge as a decisive, hard to verify threat. Experts note verification challenges across surface ships submarines and aircraft with on site inspections unlikely and range less important than payload and deployment.
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Ford
Leonid Brezhnev
Vladivostok
Brezhnev
John F. Lehman Jr
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Air Force Magazine
U.S
Lehman
Paul Warnke
Carter
Dr. Lahman
Europe
Quotes and quips from editors and thinkers collected
A compilation of lines from various publications notably New Woman Today Lions Magazine American Salesman and Sunshine Magazine. The items range from employers seeking ages 25 to 30 with 40 years experience to witty adages about honesty laziness and plagiarism.
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Lions Magazine
Oklahoma Senator Moves Toward Governor's Mansion
Tulsa Senator Gene Howard buys a suburb home near Oklahoma City to live in temporarily while preparing to move into the governor's mansion. Governor Boren will miss the legislature and the ability to veto only rumors of his plans.
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Gene Howard
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Boren
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Lawton Constitution
Ird
A Avenue
Lawton, Oklahome
Bill F. Bentley
Donald S. Bentley
F. Stephen F. Bentley
House of Prayer
Jesus
U.S.S.R
Aeroflot
Radio Free Europe
Voice of America
The
Daily
Oklahoman
Andy
Max Lerner
Republic
Dunagin
Korea
Dr. Lehman
John Chamberlain
King Features Syndicate
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Dwayne Laws
Sunshine Magazine
O. A. Battista
Bishop Fulton J. Sheen
Oklahoma
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