Democracy and open diplomacy in U S foreign policy
AFL-CIO president George Meany argues that America's foreign policy must defend and extend democracy, reject secrecy, and pursue open diplomacy. He criticizes Solzhenitsyn treatment, Kissinger notes, and calls for a policy that mobilizes the American people behind democratic ideals to make the world safe for freedom.
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Aleksander Solzhenitsyn
Kissinger
George Springsteen
Brent Scowcroft
White House
Springsteen
Solzhenitsyn
America
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U.S. stance at U.N. faces reforms amid Third World majority
John Scali warned of the tyranny of the majority at the U.N. General Assembly with Moynihan taking a tougher U.S. tone. The piece argues U.N. reform is needed to fix power and responsibility imbalances as U.N. funding rises to 409 million including agencies.
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South Africa
Israel
Palestine Liberation Organization
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Ford
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Congress
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World Forum
Daniel Moynihan
Max Lerner
Reagan Connally ticket fades as third party dream ends
The piece argues Reagan's decision to pursue the Republican path debunks third party hopes for 1976. It notes Gallup shows Reagan leading Ford and suggests a Reagan Connally ticket could unify conservatives, ending talk of a separate conservative party and urging focus on winning the GOP primaries.
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Gerald Ford
Reagan
Jerry Ford
Robert Emmet Moffit
Young Americans For Freedom
Ronald Docksai
Robert Bauman
Maryland
America
Wayne Thorburn
Jerry Norton
Washington
Jesse Helms
North Carolina
Jim Buckley
New York
Norton
Thorburn
Republican Party
George Wallace
Wallace
New Hampshire
Florida
Illinois
John Connally
Connally
Moynihan’s Tough Talk Draws U N Fire and Support
John Pinkerman argues Moynihan rightly challenges a soft UN culture and U.S. professionals. He defends Moynihan’s stance against Israel racism charges and Idi Amin’s threats, urging a tougher American voice in world forums.
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U.S
Ivor Richard
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O.K. Corral
Wyatt Earp
Israel
Uganda
Idi Amin
Amin
Middletown Journal Publisher and Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal, Inc. in Middletown Ohio lists subscription options for home delivery by carrier or motor route, and mail rates for the USA and outside. It notes prices per day week month and year, with payments in advance and a founding year of 1857.
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