Moynihan rattles Kissinger as Angola tensions surge
Moynihan, as U.N. ambassador, accuses Moscow of planning to colonize Africa and calls detente a form of political warfare. He warns that Soviet support for Angola's MPLA risks widening East West rivalries, while Kissinger urges restraint and warns of failing detente.
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McGovern and busing split Democrats in Louisville
The piece argues McGovern will not likely be the presidential nominee again, citing his Louisville pledge to stay open to a deadlock and possible primaries. It notes deep Democratic rifts, mentions Adlai Stevenson’s view of Louisville debates as a beauty contest, and says busing has failed as a practical tool for integration while losing symbolic value.
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Misuse of Power and Police Duties in San Francisco
The piece argues police cannot simply bargain like workers due to their special role. After SF municipal elections, police lost measures they backed and answered with a surge in parking and traffic tickets to punish voters, showing a distinct public duty beyond ordinary employees. It cites Dec 9 1775 clashes in South Carolina and a Bible verse about wisdom.
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Stevens Nomination Sparks Broad Praise and Skepticism
The Stevens nomination draws near unanimous praise from lawmakers and media, while critics warn the court risks a conservative course that preserves liberal precedents. The piece argues the 1960s onward expansion of judiciary and bureaucracy demands constitutional reform via Article V rather than court-led change.
Price-Anderson in the nuclear debate faces renewed House scrutiny
The Price-Anderson Act which guarantees up to 560 million in federal indemnity is under renewed House review. Proponents argue it provides prompt compensation after nuclear accidents, while critics like Ralph Nader push to end or ban nuclear power. Rasmussen report findings show very low probabilities of fatal reactor incidents compared with other risks, yet public fear persists and California votes on nuclear plant construction next June.
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Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
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