Nuclear energy debate contrasts domestic fears with exports
The piece argues energy shortages demand expanded output including nuclear power despite ecologist opposition. It notes US approval to export nuclear reactors to Israel and Egypt, while domestic protests remain silent, criticizing inconsistent anti nuclear positions.
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United States
Alaska
Edward Teller
U.S
Israel
Egypt
State Department
Congress
Italy’s Andreotti faces fragile rule amid Communist opposition
Change Looks Familiar argues that Italy has no stable government this decade as Premier Giulio Andreotti’s Christian Democrats rely on Communist abstentions. With a Marxist Chamber of Deputies president and committee chairs, the party’s programs are thwarted while posters of moderation persist.
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Italy
Guilio Andreotti
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Christian Democrats
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Love Has A Most Tragic Valentine
A reflection on venereal disease highlighting the rise of sexual license and its health toll. It notes penicillin and sulfonamides reduced infections, yet millions affected, with syphilis and gonorrhea often asymptomatic. Explains transmission, incubation, and progression from chancre to central nervous system damage.
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U.S. Public Health Service
Venereal diseases and youth dangers warned by expert
A health expert warns that syphilis and other venereal diseases target the young who gamble with the future. The piece explains transmission, symptoms, and long term harms including sterility and fistulas, urging safe behavior and medical consultation.
Cuba's Angola Role Winds Down but Troops Remain
Copley News Service reports Fidel Castro floated a plan to withdraw Cuban forces from Angola at 250 per week after their MPLA victory. U.S. officials see no clear troop reduction. Cast troopers fight UNITA and FNLA on their home turf amid Cabinda unrest and oil exports from Cabinda.
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Angola
Popular Movement For the Liberation of Angola
MPLA
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Olof Palme
Sweden
U.S
Texas
South Atlantic
South West Africa
Namibia
Havana
Castro
Agostinho Neto
Luanda
Jonas Savimbi
National Union For the Total Independence of Angola
UNITA
Holden Roberto
National Front For the Liberation of Angola
FNLA
Cabinda
Zaire
Vietnam
Neto
United States
South Africa
Third Party Makes It Tough For the GOP
The piece critiques Chicago conservative dissidents and the Chicago Convention of the American Independent Party led by Lester Maddox. It argues the third party harmed the GOP by discrediting conservatives and strengthening the berserk right, complicating Ford Carter politics and challenging the Republican Party’s viability.
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GOP
Chicago
Snow White
Lester Maddox
Georgia
Council On Foreign Relations
Bilderbeg
American Independent Party
James Jackson Kilpatrick
Gerry Ford
Republican Party
Monkey custody dispute stirs rivalry between Troy families
The Dayton Daily News reports two Troy families fight over custody of a pet monkey. The column notes the more intriguing question for the future is which political party will win the right to register him, reflecting satirical editorials from National Review and local outlets.
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Troy
Dayton
Daily News
Quotes on interruption and praise by Hubbard and Durant
Kin Hubbard says nobody minds interruptions when it is applause and Will Durant notes speaking ill of others is self-praising. He adds if you cannot say good things, say nothing and that silence is often wise and clever.
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Kin Hubbard
Durant
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