Rights Crusade Faces Scrutiny In Carter Diplomacy
The Monroe News said the Carter human rights push draws mixed reviews from critics arguing Washington risks inconsistency. Soviet dissident Roy Medvedev warns the drive may not improve dissidents and could provoke harsher Soviet policy despite Carter’s insistence on principled stance. He favors restrained diplomacy akin to Kissinger years.
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Cuties
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Carter
Organization of American States
Cuba
United States
U. S
Washington
Latin America
Roy Medvedev
Kissinger
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Medvedev
New Breed of Reporter Sparks Debate on Ethics
Washington journalist Godfrey Sperling Jr. warns of a new breed shaped by major journalism schools and Woodward Bernstein. He argues aggressive tactics risk eroding due process and civility, urging zealous yet detached reporting and respectful questioning to elicit solid information.
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Washington
Godfrey Sperling Jr
Woodward- Bernstein
Ethiopia
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Young Should Be Fired over Gaffes on Race and Politics
The piece criticizes Andy Young for racial framing in Africa and U S policy, accusing him of praising Cuban troops in Angola, supporting Rhodesian guerrillas, and labeling Nixon and Ford as racists. It argues Young equates blacks and Africans, condemns moderation, and equates omission with racism.
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Andy Young
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Atlanta
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Rhodesia
Abell Muzorewa
Muzorewa
Richard Nixon
Gerald Ford
Nixon
Ford
Adolf Eichmann
White House
Jerry Ford
Burning Tree
Regulation Critics Highlight Transportation Costs And Innovations
The piece argues federal transportation regulation raises costs via the ICC and CAB while noting trucking labor costs could fall 26 percent if regulation ended. It highlights Allied Van Lines chief Jack Schang’s transvault containers, promising 20 percent savings and reduced city traffic, plus overseas moves and new Pipelines concepts in Britain and Australia.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
West
Civil Aeronautics Board
Thomas Moore
Hoover Institution
Stanford University
Teamsters Union
Jack Schang
Allied van Lines
Britain
Australia
Tolerable solutions urged over court reliance
Chief Justice Warren Burger warns against heavy use of lawyers and courts for every dispute. He advocates mediation and arbitration as means to reduce court overload and promote simpler, informal dispute resolution. Renowned lawyers echo that some conflicts can be resolved without legal intervention, urging a shift toward tolerable solutions.
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Warren Burger
Burger
A Glance At Yesterday June 15 1927 1937 1947 1957
A tally of events from June 15 across decades. In 1927 Ouachita Parish raids remove 14 slot machines with sheriffs deputies reporting no machines left. In 1937 Amelia Earhart lands in Karachi amid a world flight leg. In 1947 the State Department backs a government information program. In 1957 Congress blocks a Southern bid to alter a civil rights bill by defeating a jury trial amendment.
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Ouachita
Twin Cities
Sheriffs Department
Washington
State Department
William Benton
Kent Cooper
United States
Kouse
Eisenhower
Revisionism and the Myths of Historical Figures Debated
A Washington essay argues revisionist histories distort live events and demonize public figures for policy battles. It cites Yergin’s Arms Zealots piece, lists figures like Bellow Kirkland Packard and Nitze, and traces postwar arms buildup from Forrestal to H bomb era.
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Republic
Daniel Yergin
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Arms Coalition
Saul Bellow
William Colby
CIA
John Lane Kirkland
Afl-Cio
David Packhard
DOD
Paul Nitze
Germany
Japan
Wall Street
James Forrestal
Navy
Forrestal
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Defense
Truman
America
Soviet Union
News Star World Publishing Company Staff and Board Listing
A local staff and officers list includes Cha Irmonroe Tews Star Pup as publisher with officers Charman at the Baars Rovert Ewing Brown and Mildred Nunt Ewing as vice presidents and directors. Esther Ewing Jensen and Patricia Ewong Hendrick serve as directors and treasurer respectively with others named. the document lists multiple Brown and Ewing family names and positions.
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News Star World Publishing Corporation
North Afhang Otwe
Shanroe la A
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Charman
Baars Rovert
Ewing Brown
Mildred Nunt Ewing
Eaymund Graves Brown Jrice Prescent
Robert Ewing
Patricia Ewong Hendrick
Esther Ewing Jensen
Kenneth C Barranger
Tourmin Nunter Brown
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Jr Davin
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Ray Hill
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