Who Stands For Peace in Africa and the Transkei's Irony
Barron’s editor argues U.N. policy enables guerrilla raids against Rhodesia and condemns a double standard in Africa. The piece praises Transkei independence as freer than East Germany, noting its economy and leadership under Kaiser D Mantanzima, while warning against apartheid and foreign bases fueling civil strife.
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Congress Faces Critics Over Luxuries and Ethics Rules
The 95th Congress fights negative public opinion amid costly operations and overseas trips. A Harris poll shows three to one disapproval of Congress while constituents back their own representatives two to one. New disclosure rules and pay hikes are noted amid ongoing ethics debates.
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Letters to the Editor on visiting rules and country music ideas
A reader questions emergency room visiting policies and requests private doctor conversations. Another letter pitches a “Country Corners” feature with upcoming Abe Hamza shows and artist birthdays. A third thanks the paper for publicity of a March 20 benefit square dance benefiting Doty House with 175 dancers and a $1,200 donation.
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Secrets move and minds clash over Agee case
Washington column questions if the United States can keep secrets after ex CIA agent Philip Agee is allowed back home without prosecution. The writer argues for limits on secret agencies, noting Mondale favors restraint while warning of dangers to democracy.
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Dial a fifth media dream hits New York phones
A 101 year old invention reshapes advertising as the telephone becomes a one to one channel. Glenn Appleyard of the New York Telephone Company explains Dial a Joke Dial a Steak and other services driving revenue with mass announcement lines and sponsored programs like Offtrack Betting Results. The Dial a Joke venture handles a million calls monthly and new firms like Phone Programs Inc. merge ideas into a growing market, though some concepts fail to gain traction.
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