Ford's Sincerity Masks Shifting Political Ambition
The piece argues President Ford is sincere but opportunistic, citing reversals on 1976 candidacy, Rockefeller ties, labor vetoes, and Israel aid. It frames his truth as a belief in the moment, labeling him "into Sincerity" and questioning ethics amid changing stances.
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Gerald Ford
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Senate Rules Committee
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Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Rocky
Martin van
Imself
New Yorker
John Dunlop
Labor Movement
Dunlop
Harvard
Israel
Henry Kissinger
Mr. Ford
Skyjack threat spurs search for global hijack solution
International efforts to curb air hijackings date to the 1960s and 70s with treaties at Tokyo The Hague and Montreal. The United States and Canada pressed for sanctions against noncompliant nations, but political and asylum concerns hindered universal action. The Common Market pledges to prosecute or extradite hostage takers, while Abigail Adams notes smallpox inoculations in Boston in 1776.
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International Civil Aviation Organization
Tokyo
Hague
Montreal
United States
Canada
Arms sales fuel war in Lebanon and peace talks
The piece notes the vast and varied weaponry used in Lebanon by various factions, stressing arms cost and limited sources. It argues for a coordinated choke on military supplies from the Soviet Union, the United States, Western Europe, and possibly Israel to foster an environment for peace talks, citing Romans 8 6.
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Middle East
Lebanon
Soviet Union
United States
Europe
Israel
Mark My Words Man's Best Friend
A Moscow report notes rapid dog ownership among Russia's affluent with pedigreed pups at about 100 dollars each. It contrasts Russian norms with American ones, noting legal and cultural differences such as naming dogs as Comrade Bernards and automatic heeling.
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Moscow
Russia
America
Soviet Union
Journal Subscription Rates and A Censored Russian Dog Joke
The Journal outlines subscription prices for daily, Sunday, and mail service with rates for newsstands delivery and motor routes. The text then includes a series of disjointed, seemingly satirical and offensive dog jokes about Russians and German shepherds, offering a troubling stereotype that is not clearly connected to the rest of the notice.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Carter's contradictions in campaign promises exposed
The author critiques Jimmy Carter's campaign claims as inconsistent with his policy proposals. He argues Carter misleads voters by promising budget restraint while backing increased federal spending, and by professing free enterprise yet supporting expansive social programs and centralized planning. The piece blames media for ignoring these contradictions and notes support from diverse figures.
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Ronald Reagan
Gerald Ford
Reagan
Canal Zone
Jimmy Carter
Carter
On Humphrey
U.S
Braden on McGovern conflict charge in midsummer mood
In a Washington column Tom Braden remarks on national mood amid last week’s events. He notes Senator George McGovern faces accusations of conflict of interest and suggests the episode reflects ongoing political tensions.
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Washington
George McGovern
McGovern rent to Syrian ambassador fuels ethics debate
Senate figures clash over perceived conflicts after George McGovern rents a house to Syria's ambassador while chairing Middle East matters. Pat Caddell faces scrutiny for selling polling services to Saudi Arabia, linking him to Carter's policy. Carter defends Caddell amid controversy while remarks about a Jewish staffer spark criticism.
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Jimmy Carter
Pat Caddell
McGovern
Senate
Caddell
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Middle East
Israel
George McGovern
Saudi
Arabia
Saudi Arabia
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