Joan Little case sparks debate on death penalty and morality
The piece argues that moral stances on life and punishment reveal a muddled public attitude. It contrasts private vengeance with state law, notes shifting views on abortion and capital punishment, and urges tempered worldliness over absolutist rhetoric.
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Joan Little
Clarence Alligood
Virginia
Cleaver's shift from radical icon to moderate patriot
The piece traces Eldridge Cleaver from 1960s Black Panther notoriety to later retreats across Cuba Algeria North Korea and Paris. It notes his Rolling Stone interview evolution from incendiary rhetoric to pro US military strength and détente aligned with Scoop Jackson while suggesting early seeds of moderation in his worldview.
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Eldridge Cleaver
Richard Hofstadter
Charles Reich
America
Cleaver
Reich
Lenin
Rod McKuen
Thucydides
Cuba
Algeria
North Korea
China
Paris
Rolling Stone Magazine
Moynihan vetoes U N membership for North and South Vietnam
In New York on September 2 1975 Ambassador Moynihan cast the veto against admitting North and South Vietnam to the United Nations arguing against selective membership by totalitarian states. He warned the UN risks losing its legitimacy if it accepts only acceptable members and noted Waldheim’s forthcoming world state address to urge cooperation. The episode tests global diplomacy and U S resolve on the world stage.
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United States
United Nations
Patrick Moynihan
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South Vietnam
China
Russia
Vietnam
South Korea
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Moynihan
Kurt Waldheim
Amnesty for Illegal Aliens Draws Fire in Policy Debate
A column argues against amnesty for long‑time illegal aliens, saying it would undermine immigration law and encourage noncompliance. It cites that laws exist to regulate entry and urges better enforcement rather than legalization. The piece quotes a biblical verse, Jerome 30:19 from RSV.
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United States
U.S
Thanks Chief Howerton and Circus Winner Letters
A reader praises Chief Jim Howerton for retirement service, calling him fair and loyal. Another writer thanks the Humane Association of the Miami Valley for the Clown for a Day contest win and circus memories. A veteran seeks WWII USS Ticonderoga crew members to join the Big T Veterans Association, with details to write for info.
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Heathalentine
Gerri Hart
WPFB
U.ss. Ticonderoga
Big T Veterans’ Association
Cona
N.Y
What is a college education for in America
Tom Braden argues that rising college costs and shifting job markets erode the idea that college guarantees wealth. He notes falling college enrollment, expansion of junior colleges, and the spread of vocational programs, urging that college should cultivate discipline, inquiry, and responsibility rather than mere credentialing.
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Washington
Census Bureau
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