Solzhenitsyn Fights Liberal Hypocrisy in Hart Column
Jeffrey Hart argues Solzhenitsyn challenges Western liberalism and liberal academia. He cites Solzhenitsyn on Hue, Ramsey Clark, Wilson in Czechoslovakia, Olympic apartheid, and atomic tests to claim liberalism lacks ethical foundations. He asserts Solzhenitsyn’s Christian rooted politics offer a stronger basis against tyranny.
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Andrei Sakharov
Solzhenitsyn
Harold Wilson
Czechoslovakia
Kremlin
South Africa
Whose fault for bread price hikes blamed on costs
The piece argues rising bread prices cannot be explained by wheat sales to the Soviet Union or farm costs alone. It notes that farm inputs amount to under 10 cents of a $1 loaf while middlemen, transportation, manufacturing, wholesaling, and retailing costs drive most increases. It urges Cost of Living Council scrutiny.
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U.S
Soviet Union
Department of Agriculture
Cost of Living Council
Taxpayers must split 1 dollar campaign fund this year
Taxpayers may not choose a party for their one dollar campaign fund donation on 1973 federal returns. Congress amended the law to divide funds equally between Democrats and Republicans. Those who marked a preference in 1972 see it nullified.
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Congress
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Skylab returns and space policy shift noted
The piece argues Skylab 3 has little TV coverage while Navy releases homecoming photos. It predicts the next manned flight near mid 1975 and suggests unmanned probes are cheaper and more informative. It also notes NASA will monetize launches to several nations and firms.
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New York
Earth
Navy
Space Agency
Grand Central Terminal
Alan Shepard
Cape Kennedy
Indian Ocean
Atlantic
U.S. Navy
Second Look at Gerald Ford
A column portrays Vice President Gerald Ford as pleasant yet erratic on impeachment and Watergate. It argues his past actions and current statements undermine trust and question his suitability for higher office and potential presidency.
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Gerald Ford
Washington
Ford
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Gerry Ford
Letters to the Editor Center aides beautiful human beings
A Middletown volunteer describes the Community Release Program with inmates from Lebanon Correctional Institution aiding brain injured children. She cites rehab benefits, notes former inmates pursuing college and employment, and urges ongoing support and volunteering. The letter laments potential program elimination and provides contact details for donations and volunteering.
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Gov. Gilligan
Joe Tuttle
Middletown
Lebanon Correctional Institution
Walton Court
MARK MY WORDS An old nightmare by Jim Fiebig
A columnist recalls a recurring dream of rushing to a final exam with no location, reflecting anxiety about meeting deadlines and success. The piece notes similar dreams shared by hundreds of graduates and ties them to fears of the big world.
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Jim Fiebig
University of Detroit
E. K. Read
Harvard Magazine
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