Unfinished U.N. Business and Korea Armistice
Kissinger urges the UN to retain a role in Korea amid talk of dissolving its military command. He argues for a possible international conference, though prospects look slim amid North Korea South Korea recognition issues and competing interests from China and the Soviet Union. The US security posture remains vital, ensuring South Korea’s defense regardless of UN command.
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Kissinger
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North Korea
South Korea
China
Soviet Union
Korean Peninsula
U.S
Pike presses for CIA documents amid executive privilege clash
Congress faces a familiar dispute as Rep Otis Pike pushes for classified CIA materials. Ford cites security concerns and calls for executive permission before disclosure. The issue recalls Watergate tensions while warning against revealing sensitive operations. Exodus 34 28 is cited at the end in a quoted biblical note.
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Nixon
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Central Intelligence Agency
Otis Pike
CIA
Watergate
Pike
Ford
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Women bowlers push past stereotypes in pro scene
Velma Grinfelds, a top pro from San Francisco, discusses 20 percent of American women bowling regularly and the mental discipline behind the sport. She highlights a Las Vegas showdown for a $50,000 prize featuring Judy Soutar and Carolyn Anderton, noting gender dynamics and potential handicaps.
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New York
Velma Grinfelds
San Francisco
Vesma
U.S
Las Vegas
Judy Soutar
Kansas City, Mo
Carolyn Anderton
Ft. Worth
Telly Savalas
Ed McMahon
Ms. Grinsfelds
Velma
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Spain's Executions Trigger West Wide Debate and Tension
The piece argues the Spain five terrorists execution harms the West by fueling extremist groups, legitimizing terrorism, and complicating Spain's transition. It singles out European leaders including Palme Wilson and Giscard d Estaing for exacerbating upheaval, notes Juan Carlos losses face, and questions Ford's restrained stance amid stalled base talks.
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Sweden
Harold Wilson
Giscard d'Estaing
Pope Paul
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Red Army
Montoneros
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James Billington
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Libertarian nominee Roger MacBride backed by Rose Wilder Lane
The Libertarian Party selects Roger MacBride as their presidential hopeful. The column notes Lane’s influence on his career and argues the party functions as an educational protest vehicle while prospects for 1976 remain open.
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Libertarian Party
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Rose Wilder Lane
H.L. Mencken
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Women’s Day Magazine
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Gene Debs
Theodore Roosevelt
Debs
Norman Thomas
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Tnese
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Charlottesville
Jasper Crane
Mark My Words Dont Stand Up
Jim Fiebig mocks a safety council claim that fishing causes more fatal accidents than other water sports. He quips the solution is outlawing fishing poles to stop falls overboard, arguing government action is needed though impractical.
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