Pentagon weighs light weight fighter choices for Europe
The U S government nears a decision on which light weight fighter to offer to the Dutch Danes Norwegians and Belgians choosing between the Y F 16 by General Dynamics and the YF 17 by Northrop Deputy Secretary William Clements declines to discuss the matter while Pentagon officials describe the selection as a major yet undecided sale like a dealer presenting a used car deal
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End of an era for Mills as power wanes in Congress
The article argues Wilbur Mills loses chairmanship and power in the Ways and Means Committee, calling for reform of the House committee system. It critiques entrenched seniority and political influence shaping tax and social policy, urging new faces and constructive reform. It also touches on defense and foreign policy debates, including arms deals and airline subsidies.
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Strategy in SALT II and the Soviet missile buildup
The piece argues SALT II faces a shift in balance as the USSR may hold both more and bigger MIRVed missiles, threatening U.S. parity. It warns a crash weapons program may be needed and explores political and strategic implications if the Soviets gain superior power.
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Gold ownership debate reflects 1970s market jitters
Federal Reserve chief warns against gold purchases while law permits ownership from January 1. Treasury plans to auction 2 million ounces next month to curb speculation, but Ft Knox lacks enough supply for worst cases. Congressional action may reverse the ownership rule.
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Open Letter to Patty Hurst About Christmas Thoughts
A reader writes to Patty Hurst noting they do not know her or her parents yet wishes for a direct word from Patty as Christmas approaches. The letter expresses concern that her absence leaves her parents unable to share a real Christmas without her message.
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Dennis The Menace Urges Daughter Patty Home
A father writes urging his daughter Patty to return home for her safety and well being. He emphasizes parental concern, the danger of forced change, and seeking help from ministers officials or police while appealing for reconciliation and family support.
Don’t Be An Irresponsible Runaway
Patrick M. Costello recounts returning to his McAlpin’s car to find a dent in the right rear fender from a hit-and-run. He urges shoppers and workers to report accidents to avoid others paying for someone else’s irresponsibility.
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Ford Sees Eagle Scout Stance as Presidential Test
Bob Condine notes detractors mock the Eagle Scout badge on Ford as a social stigma. Ford defends his Boy Scout oath and laws in a Washington address, saying his actions reflect the nation’s wishes and his own duty to God and country.
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