Missing uranium shipment tests nuclear security trust
A GAO report cites over 100000 pounds of special nuclear material unaccounted for across 34 facilities, with only a small portion weapons grade. A 1968 Euratom shipment vanished en route from Antwerp to Genoa, fueling concerns Israel may be involved. The incident underscores weak public confidence in nuclear safeguards and industry oversights.
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General Accounting Office
European Common Market Commission
Antwerp
Belgium
Genoa
Italy
Euratom
European Atomic Energy Community
Israel
Israalis
Europe
U.S
GAO
Tiny six million year old deer fossil found in Florida
University of Florida zoologist Davi Webb uncovered remains of a tiny deer no bigger than a dog in central Florida. He assembled a skeleton described as a missing link in the evolution of deer, giraffe and domestic species. The passage notes the broader aim to uncover origins beyond human ancestry.
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Central Florida
University of Florida
Davi Webb
Open Letter to the President on Foreign Policy and Opinion
An open letter to the President apologizes for rough times and urges strength against the Russians while cautioning about détente with Fidel Castro and China. It notes criticism of leaders, references Andy Young, and suggests learning from Jerry Ford’s past missteps.
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Mr. Vance
Lions and Lambs
Fidel Castro
Andy Young
Africa
Gosh
Jerry Ford
Jerry
Mr. Young
Carter Blanche Not a Free Pass Says Voice of V H Krulak
A reader criticizes President Carter for Panama Canal, energy, and foreign policy debates. The letter argues Kissinger influenced the canal decision and warns against pushing key reforms without wider support. It urges standing firm on Panama, nuclear energy, and oil deregulation while noting pressure from environmentalists, oil interests, and unions.
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Billy
Panama Canal
Henry Kissinger
Panama
Castro
Amy
Renewal of Double-Digit Trouble in West Germany Obituary
Ludwig Erhard, postwar West German economic director and brief chancellor, died recently. He helped spark the German economic miracle by currency reform and lifting rationing in 1948, though his legacy is debated amid inflation fears and Cold War shifts.
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Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
U.S
Erhard
Europe
Asia
Africa
Lucius Clay
Tax rebellion and looming price controls mirror postwar woes
The piece argues the U S faces mounting debt and inflation driving citizens toward inflation hedging and asset accumulation. Gary North forecasts double-digit trouble and a shift to price controls and rationing without an Erhard figure in Washington to reform policy.
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Roepke
New York
Hitler
Washington
Gary North
U.S
North
Ludwig Erhard
Erhard
Only In Oklahoma Provokes Spanking Debate in Schools
An Oklahoma opinion piece argues students deserve protection from harsh punishments like excessive homework. It contends teachers avoid confrontation and mocks political exaggeration as a big lie weakness in state discourse.
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Oklahoma
New York Governor Carey tops veto power debate
The piece argues Governor Carey’s clemency plan for capital punishment is an overreach, likening it to a universal veto and Nixonian power plays. It recalls Hamilton’s Federalist rationale for a limited executive veto and urges constitutionalists to oppose executive overreach.
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Hugh Carey
State of
New York
Richard Nixon
David Frost
Nixon
Charles Colson
Carey
Joe McCarthy
Hamilton
Philadelphia
Quotes from Agnes Guilfoyle Carl Ribiet Jr and George Santayana
The passage collects thoughts on perception memory education and individuality. It contrasts Agnes Guilfoyle urging open eyes for present events with Carl Ribiet Jr on counting and luck and George Santayana on man's sociable mind and need for others to share opinions.
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Agnes Guilfoyle
Carl Ribiet Jr
George Santayana
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