Soviet Military Buildup Alarms Experts Amid Cold War Tensions
The piece notes a rising concern among experts like John E. Moore and Fred C. Ikle over the Soviet Union expanding its military capability. It highlights Moscow’s bases, nuclear and conventional force improvements, and its aim to be first in military strength, while NATO and U.S. defense shifts lag behind. The author warns of possible pressure on the next U.S. administration to curb missiles and weapons systems as Brezhnev pursues strategic gains.
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Ford Gains California Edge From Reagan Support
Ford appears to hold an edge in California’s 45 electoral votes aided by Ronald Reagan’s aggressive backing and door to door campaigning. Reagan’s loyalty and mobilization efforts bolster Ford while Carter relies on Gov Jerry Brown whose public enthusiasm is unclear.
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Inconsistent U S Government Urges Reform After 1961 Election
Opinion piece argues for broad constitutional reform to make elections fairer and more representative. Criticizes winner take all, calls for term limits of six years, and suggests reforms to Senate leadership and presidential tenure. Names Nixon Kennedy and Goldwater as context.
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Quotes on Power Courage and Unity
A collection of brief quotations from historical figures including Demos thenes John F Kennedy James Russell Lowell Booker T Washington and others. The passages emphasize guarding against concentrated power fighting for America compromise versus leadership and mutual impact.
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John F. Kennedy
Soviet Naval Power Greatest In The World
A London analysis argues the Soviet four ocean navy, built by Admiral Gorshkov, threatens global maritime balance. It cites Severodvinsk, Kiev carriers, Kashin destroyers, and rising nuclear subs, urging a Free World naval alliance to counter Moscow.
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Editors Comment on Bicentennial Souvenirs Boom
Readers note editors discuss the surge in bicentennial souvenir production across Hong Kong Taiwan and South Korea as cited by the St Louis Post Dispatch. The Corpus Christi Optimist notes television entertains idle viewers by showing others at work or performance.
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