Reagan in Watergate talk marks Marion visit
In Marion Illinois Ronald Reagan touched on Watergate amid campaign remarks. He noted Nixon's China trip and the pardon, suggesting the issue would stay alive if Ford pursued the nomination. Lyn Nofziger said the remark did not play well in Belleville and was dropped.
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Ford redefines detente in 1976 campaign remarks
The message argues U S policy favors detente while criticizing its abandonment. It notes the strategic balance with the Soviet Union and China, stresses principles and defense, and cites a Newark 1776 price ceiling notice as a historical aside. The piece ties detente to national security and political strategy.
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Predicting Contact With Extraterrestrial Life Within 15 Years
Dr John Billingham of NASA leads a government panel studying how to contact intelligent alien life. He predicts a meeting could occur within 15 years and notes such civilizations might help solve disease, pollution and energy challenges. The piece reflects on humanity's beliefs about fate and utopia.
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Kissinger policy critique sparks debate on foreign policy
The writer condemns Henry Kissinger for political manipulation of U S foreign policy. He cites China, Taiwan, SALT, and Moscow agreements as partisan moves, argues for clear policy aims, and urges voters to demand substantive positions over election-year posturing.
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Pharmacist urges clear labels and proper use of meds
In a Letter to the Editor Phyllis Battelle is urged to add drug purpose to instructions and to label medications by drug name. The writer warns against unclear directions and mixing pills, and notes pharmacists should answer questions but not diagnose. A second letter praises teenagers in a Roosevelt Middle School variety show with thanks to volunteers.
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