Mondale Calls for Reform of the FBI Within Political Bounds
Sen Walter Mondale urges a tough but lawful FBI retooling as Clarence Kelley faces pressure over reform. He notes Hoover era habits linger yet warns against politicizing the bureau while investigations continue.
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Inflation's Hidden Bite on Tax Structures
The piece notes how inflation affects taxes through brackets credits and deductions, keeping pay raises from easing cost of living. It reports the Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations weighing indexing tax structures to curb hidden inflationary effects and suggests cutting spending to reduce deficits.
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Mexicanization of American politics and Allard Lowenstein
The piece argues America may face a Mexicanization of its politics as the left and right realign under Carter. It critiques Allard Lowenstein for his independent stances on school aid and church-state issues, noting his integrity and electoral struggles amid media and district challenges.
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Lowenstein
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New York
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the Times
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Dissident GOP Effort Unlikely To Form Party
A 1976 analysis of movement conservatives in Kansas City argues no willing leader exists to spark a third party. Reagan’s loyalty to the party dulls dissident hopes, while Viguerie and allies struggle to find a presidential candidate before August.
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Jesse Helms
North Carolina
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Meldrim Thomson
New Hampshire
American Conservative Union
Luigi Pirandello
Good Deeds Punished in Postwar US Foreign Policy Critique
A columnist argues the United States spent heavily on promoting independence for colonial nations only to face ingratitude. He critiques the nonaligned movement at Sri Lanka and UN bias, notes Western aid dependence, and warns against appeasing Third World demands while defending U.S. funds and positions.
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Clare Booth Luce
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America
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Israel
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