Israel and Canada clash over Olympic politics and stance
The column contrasts Israel’s bold actions against terrorists with Canada’s perceived diplomatic softness under Trudeau. It accuses Ottawa of bowing to China and bowing out of Olympic name and flag rules for Taiwan, while criticizing UN and IOC reactions and predicting Soviet dominance in 1980. Israel’s stance is praised as preserving security and deterrence.
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Hays Ethics Case and Future Standards on Capitol Hill
The House Ethics Committee faces pressure to act on Rep. Wayne L. Hays amid allegations of using a government salary for a mistress. The piece questions personal morality versus official duty and warns of lax scrutiny of payroll abuses on Capitol Hill. It also notes Case Western Reserve researchers testing facial recognition for security purposes and reflects on broader identity and privacy issues.
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Carter's Crowning Controversy Faces Carter's Campaign
The article argues that Jimmy Carter's Democratic rising arc taints integrity with party ties. It cites Rep. Wayne Hays' push against FEC audits and Beame's NYC endorsement, claiming corruption and bribery indictments cloud the convention backdrop. It casts doubt on Carter aligning with a long bipartisan power base.
Conversion of Stalinists and Nixon’s role in history
The author critiques attempts to absolve Stalinists by casting Nixon McCarthy and allied figures as villains. He cites Hellman and others, argues the Stalinists defended civil rights and opposed repressive laws, and asserts that judging guilt in Hiss or the Rosenbergs requires case by case scrutiny rather than rewritten history.
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Middletown Politician Denham Admits Secretary Affair
The Middletown state representative William Donham told an Oxford service club that he has a wife who serves as his secretary and lives with him at 113 Lylburn Road. He said a personal staff is impractical in Columbus due to salary limits and shared office help.
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