Paper hints at who will run American intelligence
A Carter reorganization paper titled Structure and Organization of the Intelligence Community questions leadership of U S intelligence as Edwin Moore trial recalls past CIA dealings. It notes Schrader Bankers and directors linked to Dulles era and Harold Brown show how establishment influence shaped intelligence before being frightened from the field. It argues the core challenge is winning the establishment back to an intelligence role.
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Dulles
Sullivan and Cromwell
Shroder
Harold Brown
Defense
Paul Nitze
Defense Department
Schroder
Carter
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U S gains leverage in new Paris Vietnam talks
The United States and Vietnam meet in Paris to resolve postwar issues nine years after US forces left Indochina. The piece argues the U S can advance human rights and address MIAs while urging accountability for missing Americans and the fate of arms left behind.
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Vietnam
Paris
Indochina
North Vietnam
Southeast Asia
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Live Free or Die Slogan Sparks Free Speech Debate
A New Hampshire case centers on George Maynard a Jehovah's Witness who sought to cover the controversial Live Free or Die license plate slogan. The U S Supreme Court ruled he has a constitutional right to tape over the motto as part of free expression. Maynard argues life is more precious than freedom and the slogan echoes Give me liberty or give me death.
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Slogans on license plates and state pride
The author mocks plate slogans citing Arizona as an example with Grand Canyon State. He argues plates should reflect residents not landmarks and proposes We rejected Daylight Savings Time as a more meaningful motto. He jokes about masking the slogan to identify dissenters and boot them from the state.
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Grand Canyon State
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Carter adviser Caddell’s The Prince secrets surface
A leaked 56 page memo by Patrick H. Caddell, prepared last December, urges charisma over substance for the Carter White House. The columnist riffs on Machiavelli and Hegel to argue for optimistic styling and minimal policy shifts to win in 1980.
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Machiavelli
White House
Patrick H. Caddell
Caddell
Prince
Niccolo Caddell
Georgia
Hegel
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Letters to the Editor and Local Courtesies Highlight Community Voices
A collection of reader letters covers a Reds seating complaint to the office, a grave theft grievance at Woodside Cemetery, praise for local restaurant donations to Armco fire crews, and thanks from the Butler County Citizens Band Radio Club. Names include Mrs Joe Wade, Mrs Ralph Bush, Charles Morningstar, and organizations Armco Frisch's McDonald's.
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Armco
Frisch's
McDonald’s
Butler County
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