Too Soon to Cheer Camp David Results
Column discusses Camp David talks with Carter, Begin, and Sadat. It weighs risks of Palestinian autonomy, 1967 borders, and regional power plays. The piece criticizes past U.S. moves, notes Vance Gromyko quarrel, and urges restraint and focus on a six month moratorium on advice.
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Bruce Catton obituary and end of national emergencies
mourners note Bruce Catton's passing and recall his Civil War chronicles. the article recalls presidents and congress ending emergency powers, including the 1976 ford signing that defused a time bomb of martial law and other wartime authorities. it cites the end dates and remaining oversight under congress.
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Ulysses Grant
Stonewall Jackson
J.E.B. Stuart
Gerald Ford
Government pushes to deport postwar Nazi criminals despite hurdles
The INS accelerates efforts to deport Nazi war criminals who entered the United States after World War II. Only 11 prosecutions have begun amid scarce evidence, aging witnesses, and limited international cooperation, with 252 suspects identified and 169 under investigation. MARTIN Mendelsohn heads the secretive unit pursuing cases, eyeing citizenship revocation in Los Angeles of Mercus Paskevious.
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Elizabeth Holtzman
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New York City
Canada Liberal shift mirrors US tax cutting debate in Montreal
A visiting American notes Canada’s inflation and unemployment fears echoing US politics. Budget cuts target 263,000 unemployment claimants with 710 million for jobs. Cullen argues against government spoon feeding while Liberals push spending cuts and red tape relief amid rising middle class discontent. Inflation surges 9.8 percent, food costs up 20.1 percent as earnings rise 6.4 percent.
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Bud Cullen
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United States
Will column on abortion debate in Hyde Amendment case
George F. Will discusses the Hyde Amendment and a constitutional challenge led by the ACLU arguing it violates First Amendment by enforcing a religious view on abortion. He questions neutrality, religious influence in legislation, and the ethics of subsidizing abortion versus secular grounds for opposition. He notes concerns over chilling effects and the framing of rights as tied to government subsidies.
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Sadat
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Jordan
Free World
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American Civil Liberties Union
Abortion debate and Hyde Amendment under scrutiny
A newspaper page cites the Hyde Amendment dispute with critics arguing religious motives inflate entanglement claims. It notes ACLU and Planned Parenthood support, while opponents say bans infringe conscience rights. Letters and church participation are analyzed to assess motives and constitutional risk.
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