Policy blamed as failing as Africa drift continues
The columnist bashes U S policy under president Carter and Andy Young blaming them for a weak stance in Africa. He argues Cuban and Soviet influence in Angola stabilizes rebels in Katanga and threatens Zaire, calling for Belgian and French action to back Jonas Savimbi and counter communism without waiting on Washington.
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Andy Young
United States
United Nations
Angola
Carter
Moscow
America
Africa
Zaire
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Belgian Congo
West
Congo
Jonas Savimbi
Savimbi
Havana
Jimmy Carter
Caribbean
Pa ged Pa ged Frank R. Myers Publisher General Manager
Pa ged Pa ged Frank R Myers is identified as Publisher General Manager in the clipping noted for leadership at the newspaper. The short line indicates a masthead role without additional context or dates.
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Frank R. Myers
Initiative and Referendum at Federal Level Debate
A Gallup poll shows 57 percent of Americans support a constitutional provision for nationwide initiative and referendum. Senators Abourezk and Hatfield back the idea, arguing it enhances direct democracy. critics warn it risks majority tyranny and oversimplifies complex issues.
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Gallup
James Abourezk
South Dakota
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Congress
Senate Judiciary Committee
Federal Union of States
Burke quote on learning and law shaping mankind
A reflection on Edmund Burke and Hebrews 8 10 RSV, asserting that example guides moral formation. The observance implies that citizens learn by model and that law written on hearts governs behavior.
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Edmund Burke
Culver Versus Jackson On SALT Treaty Fight
Washington observers see Sen. John Culver and Sen. Henry Jackson as the likely two sides in a protracted SALT treaty battle. Culver appeals to verifiable arms limits and administration support, while Jackson mobilizes anti treaty forces and public opinion. The piece notes Kissinger's private diplomacy and questions Brezhnev's readiness.
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Washington
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Jimmy Carter
Cyrus Vance
John Culver
D-Iown
Culver
United States
Jackson
Africa
Moscow
Vance
Kissinger
Sen. Jackson
Dobrynin
Brezhnev
Vietnam
Panama Canal
Senate
Nude beaches rise as outdoor trend in New York scene
Phyllis Battelle notes a shift from furtive skinny dipping to public nude bathing, with travel guides and agencies promoting nude beaches. National Park Service officials acknowledge growth without federal laws, while locals debate enforcement and social comfort among women about exposing bodies on beaches.
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New York
Duncan Morrow
National Park Service
Cape Cod National Seashore
Truro
Mass
Morrow
Middletown Journal Ad Rates and Nudist Beach Debate
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for print and mail delivery, then segues into a provocative, opinionated aside about human anatomy, nudist beaches and public attitudes. It cites opinions from officials, including the Park Service, on nude beach practices and safety issues. The piece mixes business notices with a satirical cultural aside.
Massey Seeks House Seat Route in Ohio Senate News
Senator William Massey of the 14th State Senate District files for a potential race in the Ohio House. Located in Columbus, Ohio, the district office lists contact numbers and address 43215 with a primary contact at area code 614.
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Donald Lukens
State Senate
State House
Columbus
Ohio
William Massey
William Denham
Corwin Nixon
Robert E. Netzley
Larry H. Christman
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Israel
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