Kissinger Africa policy under fire in Southern critique
In a sharp critique, Kissinger’s Africa policy is accused of double standards and hypocrisy. The author cites Mozambican rule under Samora Machel, Rhodesia’s economy, and the Byrd Amendment, arguing U.S. chrome imports and alleged support for freedom mislead the public while impacting Ford’s primaries and helping Carter or Brown.
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voters seek normalcy in Bicentennial year mood
The piece argues Americans in 1976 prefer steady themes over reform and crisis. Voters avoid Watergate detente energy and big programs, gravitating toward faith honesty and the Panama Canal as safe topics. It notes past leaders failed to calm the nation and that turnout may be light.
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Overreaction could cripple the CIA say Church committee findings
The Church committee found abuses at times but concluded the CIA remains vital for national security. It issued 87 recommendations to overhaul oversight while wary of overreach that could curb essential covert operations and strain executive congressional balance.
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CAB proposes major cut to airline regulation powers
The Civil Aeronautics Board told Congress it wants a sharp reduction in its authority over airline services and prices. The move, though not as deep as President Ford’s deregulation push, signals a tilt toward market forces opposed by airlines and unions. Public benefit would rise from price competition and long term growth for the industry.
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Ford campaign micromessage fuels exit trend on trains
White House secretary says crowds leave Ford campaign stops during Q A sessions while Reagan draws ultra conservatives who stay to watch. Nessen notes Ford explains exodus as honest with himself and compares roasts in microwaves to audiences walking out.
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Urgent request for community study of Middletown schools
Co chairmen Ron Ely and Charles Beckie invite Middletown residents to join citizen committees studying school facilities finances staff and programs. Research will gather facts and informed opinions to reach balanced conclusions for board of education and taxpayers, with civility and respect for dissent.
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