Fidel Castro Preaches Anti US War Drift at Anniversary
Fidel Castro rallied party loyalists and delegates from the XI World Youth Festival to condemn the United States, calling it the ferocious empire and likening it to Hitler's Germany during Cuba's 25th anniversary celebration of the assault on Santiago de Cuba. He urged historical denial of the U S role in defeating Nazism.
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Castro attacks U.S. human rights stance and calls for decisive action
The piece critiques Fidel Castro's denunciations of American human rights in a 150 minute tirade. It notes his rejection of neutrality and urges the U.S. to revoke the Interests Section, tighten travel bans, and respond economically to weaken Cuba's regime. It concludes that soft strategy invites further aggression.
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Belgrade
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Cuba
Clean Air Balance Faces Carter EPA Standards Clash
The Carter era weighs clean air versus cost as EPA chief Castle to set new coal power plant standards by Sept. 12. EPA pushes tough scrubber requirements for low-sulfur coal, DOE favors moderate rules aiding oil-to-coal shifts, energy independence, and anti inflation aims. The piece questions whether tens of billions in cost justify a small air quality gain. It cites taxes, inflation concerns, and a Turkish proverb with a biblical quote.
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Douglas M. Castle
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Notes From a Reporter’s Desk Stir Anxiety Over Police Search
A New York Times reporter jailed in New Jersey resists handing over notes from a murder investigation. The editor and paper fear exposing anonymous sources and argue a Supreme Court ruling could allow police searches. The desk holds photos, old clippings, and varied names from past local life, including figures like Carl Rossfeld and Chuck Hansel, plus notes about a post war train, a Cincinnati bankruptcy case, and nostalgic names.
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Air travel safety and quirks in a Will column
George F. Will reflects on airline safety amid a boom in air travel. He notes United Airlines ridership milestones, compares modern aviation to past dangers, and laments intercom chatter while praising the astonishing safety record with fatalities down. He cites June to July 1978 figures and historical context for transport safety.
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The Conservative Conspiracy at Martha's Vineyard
John Roche recalls a vacation gathering at Martha's Vineyard where guests debated a conservative conspiracy. He notes the casual social setting, mentions fascism and racism as topics, and reflects on political talk among elites while observing the conspicuous luxury cars in the parking lot. He recalls Eisenhower's 1952 election and vows to avoid such discourse again.
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Conservatism rises through skillful politics not conspiracies
A Middletown newspaper column critiques liberal complacency and praises conservative political tact. It argues that Proposition 13 inspired conservative strategy, while liberals are disorganized, urging practical political groundwork and precinct activity over paranoia about hidden plots.
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