Brinkley Clips Liberalism and Carter in NBC Radio Commentary
Stanton Evans quotes David Brinkley criticizing liberalism and President Carter. He argues liberals tax more yet fail to solve social ills, while Carter oscillates between national health insurance and a balanced budget. Evans highlights Congress as the obstacle to reform and notes looming Social Security strain.
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Washington
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Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee and Commonwealth Summit Highlight Modern Monarchy
Britons mark the 25th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II accession as the Commonwealth, renamed to reflect a broader scope, gathers in London in a summit resembling a miniature United Nations. The bloc of 25 nations stresses trade and culture over political allegiance, showing unity across developed and developing states while preserving monarchist symbolism as a unifying tradition.
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America
Briggs Restructures Chicago Schools Over Reading Deficit
Superintendent Albert A Briggs declares motivation must precede learning after flunking half of 1289 eighth graders across 16 schools for reading below a sixth grade level. He finds high school pupils unreadable at freshman level and urges parental involvement while defending his tough, care driven approach. Jeremiah 8 22 cited.
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Public Affairs Assistant Debunks Mail Myths in Lunch Talk
Roy Harris, public affairs assistant to the postmaster general, argues USPS delivers reliably at 95 percent on-time rate, with low mis-sent mail. He notes cheap rates, high per‑employee mail handling, and potential savings from reducing Saturday deliveries and rural post offices.
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Washington
Roy Harris
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Carter Aims to curb Soviet influence in Southern Africa
Carter administration seeks to empower black majorities in Rhodesia and Southwest Africa, with South Africa facing a staged transition to autonomy. Kenya’s postcolonial path is cited as a warning, showing migration of whites, harsh penalties for dissent, and leaders blamed for harsh rule.
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Kenya
New York Times
China
Kenyatta
Uganda
Mozambique
Dreaming Across Razors and Ravens in a Sleepy Riff
John Sinor pokes fun at dream therapy and a tangled dream life, riffing on missing razors and mischief, then spirals into absurd seascapes of clowns Indians and relatives in disguise. He muses on dream books, one word dreams, and a hoped novel that never begins.
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Copley
Ravens
Going down drain letter to the editor
A reader laments crime and theft in homes and questions the death penalty and criminal rehabilitation. David W Irving argues crime affects all, condemns leniency, and warns readers to protect property and safety.
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United States
Jack
David W. Irving
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