Submarine secret broadcast signals decline of U S power
The author argues a government leak of a secret submarine recovery shows a troubling media complicity and national erosion. He cites Shirer on signs of decline, questions who decides secrets, and contrasts officials with reporters. He warns that broadcasting sensitive operations harms national prestige.
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Arab dollars return flow urged as essential to world trade
The essay argues against harsh foreign investment limits and urges open channels for trade and investment. It cautions that restricting oil money and Arab investments risks retaliation and harms U.S. growth, while supporting limited protections for national security and accepting returning oil dollars.
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John Roche on CIA role and public mood in intelligence
John Roche confesses past CIA encounters and argues Congress and media misread American attitudes toward intelligence. He says salvaging a sunken Soviet sub may earn medals, that code books offer insights, and that covert agencies need close supervision. He condemns violence but hints at controversial surveillance and personnel issues within agencies.
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Map questions cloud offshore oil ruling and state rights
The piece argues that Supreme Court rulings on offshore oil ownership provoke dispute among northeastern states. It questions how 17th century charters and drawn map lines would allocate seabed rights, revenues, and boundaries if Congress seeks to overturn the decision, raising potential interstate conflict.
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Letters to the Editor praise and personal notes about community
Readers discuss Walker coaching and local politics, a bicycle accident report, and gratitude for acts of kindness. Letters celebrate Armco vacation cuts and Middletown teachers helping a colleague, stressing human decency and community progress.
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