Carter faces strain as Israel rows threaten new terms
United States and Israel clash over UN criticism of settlement policy and East Jerusalem. Amos discontent with U S vote sparks tension between Israel and the Carter transition. Kissinger envoy idea raised but unlikely. Jewish voters influence harsh Middle East stance.
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Plains Baptist vote ends racial exclusion under watchful eyes
The Plains Baptist congregation voted 124 to 66 to open membership to all, with a watchcare committee screening applicants. Rev. Clennon King, a nonresident ex convict and former mental patient, sought membership to test the old rule banning Negroes and civil rights agitators.
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Power shift seen as echo of French Revolution after 1976 election
Historian Otto J. Scott argues the 1976 post election period mirrors 1789 France with a shift toward abolishing private property and expanding government control. He predicts a Democratic Congress led by Tip O Neill will push wealth and business regulation, threatening liberty noted by the bicentennial context.
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Why Drinking Can Be Good For You Book Review
New book by Dr. Morris Chafetz argues moderate drinking can be good for health under strict guidelines. The review notes the guidance on food before drinking, measured portions, and careful pacing, while warning the tone may mislead readers about alcohol risk.
Why Drinking Can Be Good For You A Book Review
The article reviews Why Drinking Can Be Good For You by Dr. Chafetz, discussing the psychological impact of drinking, youth access laws, and how attitudes shape alcohol problems. It highlights questions and answers on profession influences, heart effects, body weight, and Anstie’s Law of Safe Drinking, noting widespread heavy drinking tendencies.
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