Carter rejects neutron bomb, warns of NATO risk
The column attacks President Carter for delaying the neutron bomb citing a strategic blunder that would leave NATO exposed to Warsaw Pact conventional forces. It argues the move empowers Soviet action, praises nuclear balance, and criticizes Carter’s energy policy and utopian aims.
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Neutron bomb debate arcs through Soviet Western rivals
A tense exchange over a tactical neutron weapon unfolds as Soviet propaganda decries the weapon while Western leaders weigh deployment. Carter delays production to seek concessions, Europeans weigh risk, and Soviet officials blast U S decisions amid warnings of humanity’s threat.
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Readers decry band coverage delay and prom clash
Letters criticize slim coverage of Monroe High marching band in opening day parade and TV timing. They urge the Journal to flag events earlier, noting readers lose viewing and fans miss participation due to late reporting and a scheduling conflict with Middletown High School prom and state finals for spring sports.
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Will Reject SALT Pact Says George F. Will
The Washington Post critique argues the Carter administration will face Senate defeat on the SALT talks. It cites Arthur Cox as Warnke’s advocate and counters Backfire bomber claims, detailing Soviet capabilities, strategic roles, and NATO air defenses to warn that Backfire remains a strategic threat and will be constrained by future arms limits.
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Glorified reform in Saigon street orphans program questioned
A Bangkok press release from Hanoi claims Vietnam rehabilitates Saigon street children in special schools run by Mother Hien and Uncle Loc, citing a case of Ti-Ti the Jasmine Girl and detailing altered behavior, theft past, and nightly life around Tu Do Street. The piece mixes satire with alleged success claims and memories of Saigon’s war era.
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