Era of suspicion reshapes freedoms after La Guardia bombing
Braden argues terrorists will force the United States into a new era of security. Citizens may accept phone taps and tighter checks while civil liberties shrink. deeper surveillance, more police and higher costs follow as fears of attacks on bridges tunnels plants and public spaces mount.
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Revival of American optimism vs Soviet economic gloom
The piece contrasts brisk U S Christmas preholiday buying and a record wheat crop with a grim Soviet outlook as Russia misses its harvest target. It cites tax confusion highlighted by IRS testimony and argues that American farming methods outpace Soviet state inefficiency. It ends with a biblical quote.
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Heart is in the job Letter to the Editor
A woman, Nancy McKinney, recounts four job applications to Big M and describes discrimination against women and married couples. The editor notes contract labor rules and explains there are no permanent openings and that workers report daily for 6 a.m. shifts.
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Angola Dilemma in a Fractured Power Game
John Roche analyzes Angola as a non state chaos with competing factions and foreign interests. UNITA backed by Owambundu, FNLA by Bakongo, MPLA led by Neto supported by Moscow and Castro, with Katangese mercenaries and varied regional players. The piece critiques U S policy and urges restraint amid rivalries over Cabinda and regional influence.
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Britain's Chrysler Bailout Reflects National Humiliation Story
George F. Will argues Britain's Labour government pursues a 325 million Chrysler aid package, absorbing up to 145 million in losses through 1979, while gains and profits are hedged. He compares this to U.S. actions and warns of broader political and economic consequences.
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