New Hampshire voters line up against Loeb in Reagan race
In a fierce New Hampshire contest, readers confront William Loeb’s influence as 4000 copies of Who the Hell Is William Loeb? circulate. The tract accuses Loeb of manipulation and name calling, shaping support for Reagan and Ford among citizens and lawmakers alike.
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Cleaver seeks due process amid bail fight and exile reflections
The piece argues that exiled Black Panther Eldridge Cleaver chose to return to the United States and face trial. It notes his current California jail status due to bail limits, critiques liberal defenders, and highlights Cleaver’s Rolling Stone interview on Arab racism and U.S. democracy, asserting his commitment to rights and due process.
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Letters to the Editor on fluoridation and war crimes texts
Readers question voter rights and fluoride policy, question city law updates, and debate Nazist history and deportation calls. Included are two letters from residents about school closures and holiday observances.
U N Peacekeeping Jeopardized by Major Powers Rifts
The United Nations struggles to deter aggression as United States and Soviet Union clash on issues while nonaligned nations fracture unity. Indonesian invasion of Portuguese Timor draws a UN condemnation dismissed as irrelevant. Moroccan Mauritanian split and Spanish Sahara fate threaten territorial integrity. Washington silent amid regional power plays and nonaligned criticisms. Washington laments in 1776 about desire for quiet life and Christian bonds.
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Mark My Words movie scene mocks Reagan budget plan
A mocked scene portrays Ronald Reagan pushing elderly citizens from their home amid a snowbound dream of a balanced budget. Gerald Ford’s campaign adviser and Howard Callaway are cited, while the old couple pleads over unpaid bills and freezing conditions.
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