A dotty year 1974 world summary
A kaleidoscopic year with wars and famines, political upheavals, and record space feats. Nations shifted power as King Faisal and others shaped global finance while the United States faced a scandal driven political mire. Notable events included Cyprus, Kissinger diplomacy, and cultural milestones.
Drug control the only key to genuine cure
A study links $10 billion in annual drug costs to crime and lost productivity. It argues the best path to lowering the costs is stricter enforcement against traffickers, amid concerns over education and rehabilitation effectiveness. The piece notes rising heroin use and shifts in supply, urging law enforcement focus.
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Turkey
Mexico
Meany Sees McGovern Debate Over Radicalism
AFL-CIO leader George Meany and ally Afkan warn Democrats not to repeat past mistakes as critics question if George McGovern was truly too radical. The argument centers on Acid Amnesty and Abortion slogans used by Republicans to attack McGovern, while Ford shifts toward similar ideas.
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Buckley Reflects on 1974 and Personal Odds and Ends
William F. Buckley Jr recounts a Christmas Eve of bureaucratic hassle with New York pistol permits and a roadside telephone chat with his lawyer. He wades through a Supreme Court decision on union dues for TV appearances and riffs on 1974 politics, amnesty, abortion, and a Weinberger linked tax idea.
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Dennis the Menace welfare plans shape 1972 debate
The Weinberger plan would give every adult a $900 credit, not $1,000, with similar overall effect. McGovern proposals drew GOP ridicule as crazy a defense cut but faced labor and political pressure from Meany allies and Henry Jackson.
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Desperate Need Reflections From Letters To The Editor
A reader praises World Vision for aid to Bangladesh and Cambodia after watching a TV program They Search for Survival. The letter laments hunger at home but urges gratitude and support, naming World Vision International and a Pasadena address for donations.
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