German Traffic Treaty Seeks Breakthrough in East West Ties
A new bilateral traffic treaty between West and East Germany aims to ease border restrictions and ease tensions as the two states pursue broader normalization talks. Disputes linger over whether West German ratification implies East German statehood, but officials see the pact as a stepping stone to improved relations and future accords.
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The Little McGoverns and Kerry Campaign Clash
William F Buckley Jr reviews Massachusetts politics and John Kerry’s bid for Congress. The column contrasts Kerry and George McGovern positions, notes Durkin’s anti Kerry ad, and snubs elite supporters while lampooning the liberal camp. It mocks Kerry’s views and hints at public perception.
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Cult of the Great President and secular religion in U S politics
A critic argues that modern politics treats the presidency as a secular cult. Harold Macmillan’s realism contrasts with the worshipful tone found in Arthur Schlesinger Jr. and other historians of Jackson, FDR, and JFK.
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Josiah Quincy
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Letter writers clash over school tax and welfare aid
A trio of letters from Trenton area residents argues over the school tax levy and rent implications. Cecil Miller disputes tax comparisons while Maynard D. Earls questions tax collection practices. Penny Melton urges working people to scrutinize government support and welfare programs.
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Great Presidents and the Myth of the Secular Messiah
The writer argues against the myth of a Great President who embodies a secular messianic mission. Citing figures from Washington to Kennedy, he warns this view shortcuts constitutional limits and risks abridging democratic, practical governance. He prefers presidents like Cleveland or Taft judged by real tasks.
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