Admiral Zumwalt and Kissinger clash over U S position
The column attacks Kissinger over alleged remarks that the U S is second to the Soviet Union and urges Congress to confront alleged soft defeatism. It criticizes Peace Through Law advocates and senators for aiming to cut defense funding while stressing a hard line to restore U S strength and global leadership.
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Elmo Zumwalt
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Soviet Union
UN T
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Congress
Capitol Hill
Members of Congress For Peace
Edward Brooke
Edmund Muskie
Mark Hatfield
Charles Mathias Jr
Philip Hart
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Ted
U.S
George McGovern
Edward Kennedy
Les Aspin
Henry Kissinger
Bicentennial reflection and call to economic freedom
A sprawling editorial recalling the nation’s 200th birthday approach and the 1776 Declaration as foundation. It praises Adam Smith’s Wealth of Nations, critiques government secrecy, and urges defense of free enterprise amid calls to curb big business and oil industry power.
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Fee
Aries
Deseret News
Salt Lake City
America
Pets as crime deterrent and life lessons forchildren
New York features advocate Phyllis Battelle arguing a small dog can deter crime and shape responsible youths. Studies cited by Lillian Rose and Drs David Larson and Edward Ludwig link early pet ownership to greater sociability, loyalty, gentleness, security, and patience in children.
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Edward Ludwig
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Kissinger baffling remarks on foreign policy and Europe
The letter decries Henry Kissinger and Helmut Sonnenfeldt for a perceived Gotterdammerung complex in December remarks. It cites Reagan praising Kissinger and questions whether the United States can juggle multiple foreign policies in a single year.
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Kissinger
State Department
Helmut Sennen
Middle East
Ronald Reagan
Hany
Atlantic
Sonnenfeldt
Moscow
Coe Unit
City ordinance bans train whistles. enforcement planned
The city passed an ordinance July 2 1974 banning train whistles and horns except in emergencies and required headlights at crossings. Fines range from $25 to $0. enforcement to determine violators and may cite engineers.
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Journal subscription rates and delivery options
The Journal lists daily home delivery by carrier with weekday and Sunday pricing. Rates include per-copy costs, weekly, monthly, and yearly options for U S and international addresses, with advance payment required.
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