Global Perils and Shifting Alignments in Cold War Policy
The piece laments U S impotence in Europe Asia and Africa as allies falter. It cites Turkey Greece Cyprus Portugal and Chile with the NATO and NATO-adjacent tensions. It warns that the Soviet Union gains ground while American restraint emboldens totalitarians.
Kissinger Caper in Fantasyland and Egypt Moscow Shift
Sources say Kissinger frustrated with Soviet honesty as Moscow arms Egypt in December. The plan to split Egypt from Moscow backfires with 48 Mig 23s and 500 T62 tanks. Egypt's move mirrors a Nazi Soviet pact setup and predicts a tough U.S. stance on future support for Israel.
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Congress Should Preserve FBI Files on Congressmen
The argument defends FBI background files on members of Congress as essential for national security. It argues against treating personal life as off limits, notes the need for discretion, and cites continued use of FBI input by top officials to assess security risk.
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Letters to the Editor: Faulty Service Over Stolen Coat
A reader laments a cleaning shop for negligence after a 10 year old daughter’s fur coat was stolen last November. She seeks legal help and notes no settlement, while praising a good Samaritan who helped a stranded driver and asking for better conduct by adults.
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Why let President wiretap
The piece argues Americans should question presidential wiretaps beyond the 4th Amendment. It cites Nixon era broad covert tapping, mentions Kissinger Haig Ehrlichman and agencies, and supports Nelson Kennedy bills requiring warrants and notice after interceptions with limited disclosures for national security.
Nelson argues Fourth Amendment bars all wiretaps
The article discusses Senator Nelson’s view that the Fourth Amendment forbids wiretapping without a warrant. It notes the challenge of particularizing taps and the idea that government approval before tapping could be a small but significant change, with Congress potentially acting. The piece mentions concerns over tapping White House lines and calls to justify surveillance as national security.
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