Oppose Interim Israel Egypt Peace Pact Seen as Fraud
In a critique of the interim settlement, the author calls the deal a dangerous fraud and argues the United States is pressuring Israel through Kissinger and Ford. The piece warns of a dangerous precedent risking U.S. control, oil dependencies, and broader regional instability.
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San Francisco Mayor Alioto backs unions amid public safety standoff
The piece criticizes Mayor Alioto for yielding to fire and police unions, arguing it weakens resistance to public sector collective bargaining. It contrasts government unions with private sector labor and urges independence from special interests, citing Isaiah 40:31 for inspiration.
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Mark My Words A good enemy
Column by Jim Fiebig reflects on recurring North Korea US denunciations since 1950. The writer recalls his early days as a newspaper boy and notes how provocative headlines often mask familiar themes rather than new twists.
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North Korea Calls Schlesinger a nuclear war maniac
In a record of the 367th Korean Armistice Commission meeting North Korea’s general criticized Defense Secretary James Schlesinger as a nuclear war maniac and accused the U.S. of imperialist aggression. The speaker reflects on North Korea’s persistent hostile rhetoric and dismisses the value of friendly overtures.
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Rockefeller’s southerly pitch tests GOP balance for VP run
George F. Will argues Nelson Rockefeller adapts to local tastes on a Dixie tour to court the vice presidency. He notes Rockefeller’s states’ rights rhetoric and anti welfare stance, while doubting consistency as the winds of politics shift and comparing him to Roosevelt and the Music Man's energy.
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De-colonization seen as disaster by critic
Jeffrey Hart argues against black majority rule in Rhodesia, predicting carnage if whites depart and accusing Western opinion of bias. He compares Africa’s postcolonial violence, cites Amin in Uganda, Angola, Mozambique, and Kenya, and condemns anti colonialist fervor as self-hatred.
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