De Valera Dies at 92 Longtime Irish Leader and Patriot
Eamon de Valera, aged 92, a steadfast Irish fighter and statesman, died after a life spent in prison and exile for Ireland. A famed appeals magnet to Irish Americans, he helped lead the rebel republic, serving as Prime Minister and later President. He declared, All my life I have done my best for Ireland now I am ready to go.
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Aid To Poor Lands Within United Nations Also
The piece argues for wealthier nations to share resources with poorer countries through UN backed programs and world bodies. It supports Kissinger's proposals framed for President Ford and Moynihan, including financing agencies and preferential tariffs, to empower developing nations without surrendering to world socialism.
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Oklahoma Officials Eye White House Paths
Ned Benton just days into the corrections director post faces a growing scandal as two presidential hopefuls visit Oklahoma, underscoring a wave of optimism about national ambition among local officeholders.
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Kissinger plan risks U.S. leverage in Middle East aid
The piece questions Henry Kissinger’s interim U S arrangement to station American technicians in the Sinai demilitarized zone as part of Egyptian Israeli talks. It warns the aid package may overcommit the United States, bolster Israel’s military edge, and entangle Washington in broader regional conflicts. It urges Congress to curb U S military stationing and spending.
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Reagan Urged To Decide On 1976 Presidential Run
Reagan faces mounting pressure from supporters to enter the 1976 GOP race against Ford. His camp argues a clean campaign is possible, while advisers warn of a Tweedledum versus Tweedledee foreign policy choice if he delays. Reagan weighs public duty, party unity, and the 1932 Hoover parallels as 1976 looms.
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Soviets Move To Put Camp Around Italy
A column argues the Kremlin plans a Mediterranean pincer to envelop Western Europe, threatening the Vatican and Italy. It claims Soviet pressure on Greece Turkey Portugal Spain and Yugoslavia, with a weakened U S Navy presence and a looming Communist influence in Italy and the Vatican.
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