Reagan Sparks New Pride in America Across States
The piece contrasts Reagan and Carter approaches to national pride, noting Reagan's Texas start with patriotic themes. It cites Kissinger policy tensions over Angola and Rhodesia, Canal Zone sovereignty with Torrijos, and Moynihan at the UN, arguing Reagan advances a rebound from Vietnam humiliation and broad love in action.
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Jimmy Carter
America
Ronald Reagan
Beva Carter
Florida
North Carolina
Kissinger-Ford
Kissinger
Angola
Moscow
Leonid Brezhnev
Sonnenfeldt
Helmut
Reagan
Texas
Alamo
Jerry Ford
Panama Canal
Omar Torrijos
State Department
Congress
Canal Zone
Ho Chi Minh
Panama
Colombia
Torrijos
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Barry Goldwater
Canal
Washington, D.C
Supreme Court limits privacy protections in banking and tax records
The Supreme Court issued two decisions limiting privacy rights. A 7-2 ruling allows government access to bank records including checks and deposit slips. A separate unanimous ruling permits subpoenas of financial records given to a tax preparer, not constituting self incrimination.
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Sue Court
Chaff From The Staff Sparks Dispute Over Locked Door
A man and his estranged wife blamed their attorneys for actions that led to a police disturbance call. The man said his lawyer advised changing the door locks after the wife moved out about two weeks ago. she returned home and found her key wouldn’t fit the door.
Journal notices and local incidents in Middletown Ohio
The Journal reports subscription rates for the News Journal and outlines recent local happenings. It notes the city plans employee ID cards for a move to a new building and recounts a vandalism scare on Roosevelt Boulevard Grand Avenue where a planting project was damaged by an accident.
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Carter and post liberalism reshapes 1976 primaries
In analyzing Carter’s rise, the piece argues he grasps 1976 political realities. It contrasts McGovern era failures with Carter’s post liberal approach, noting his anti big government stance and calculated appeal while predicting momentum shifts from February to April. It highlights post liberal era concepts in his campaign.
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Jimmy Carter
South
Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
Jackson
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
John Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Hampshire
George Wallace
Florida
Carter
Mo Udall
Times
CBS Times
CBS
Kissinger’s Africa stance exposes U S foreign policy contradictions
The piece contrasts Henry Kissinger’s opposition to the Jackson Amendment with calls for majority rule in Africa, urging multiracial democracy in Rhodesia and criticizing apartheid. It notes Linowitz’s report on U S intervention in Latin America and questions selective intervention while highlighting tensions in Europe over nationalism and Soviet ties.
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Henry Kissinger
Wilds of
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Soviet Union
Politburo
Rhodesia
Idi Amin
Republic of
South Africa
London
Nick
Puerto Rico
Cuba
Castro
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Edward Kennedy
Congress
Linowitz
CIA
Chile
U.S
Latin America
Helmut Sonnenfeldt
U.S.S.R
Ania
Moscow
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