Kissinger warns on Angola policy amid campaign clash
In a Santiago OAS address Secretary Kissinger warned against Cuban or Soviet military moves in Africa, while Ford attacked Reagan over Rhodesia troop plans. The piece argues policy, campaign tactics, and party unity threaten GOP chances in 1976 as Mississippi Republicans push for civility and focus.
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World shifting toward atomic energy and jet travel
The piece argues that global advances in atomic energy and SST projects proceed despite U S caution. It notes failures like GE losing a South Africa license and Boeing missing a SST subsidy, contrasted with French and British Concorde flights. It criticizes U S rate practices and policy inertia while praising French demand-based pricing and global momentum in energy and aerospace.
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Glance At Yesterday June 17 Historical Notes
Entries recount sugar bootleggers in Constantinople amid US sugar duties. Tojo war crimes trial testimony on Nippon youth indoctrination. and Charles Luciano's 1936 sentence for running a major vice syndicate with a 12 million dollar annual income. Additional co-defendants received long prison terms.
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FDA Revises Label Rules on Diet Foods and Supplements
The government announced new regulations by the Food and Drug Administration to require more labeling for most special diet foods and diet supplements. The rules aim to inform consumers about weight control, vitamin and mineral supplementation, and other diet needs such as salt intake management.
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Carter in Focus as Press Hails and Harps on Image
A marcher through 1976 coverage shows Jimmy Carter under siege by critics and commentators who question his character and vision. Veterans like Broder and Kraft weigh doubts while some praise his decency, as a Republican-leaning press scrutinizes the Southern governor amidst a contentious race.
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New Face and Policy Debate in Carter Era
A columnist questions Jimmy Carter’s foreign policy direction, focusing on adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski and parallels with Kissinger. The piece cites Brzezinski’s 1963 views on Europe, Soviet bloc strategy, and liberation movements, arguing the long view risks misreading Cold War dynamics and favors engagement with Communist states.
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Buckley Seeks Re election As Democratic Upset Hope Rises In New York
New York faces a fall Senate race with James Buckley defending a conservative seat. Democrats including Bella Abzug Daniel Moynihan and Ramsey Clark vie for a chance to challenge him amid a liberal state climate. Moynihan appears Buckleys likely rival while a Abzug clash could falter.
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Porpoise Slaughter in Pacific Sparks Congressional Debate
The porpoise faces possible extinction as purse seine nets in Pacific tuna fleets kill thousands. The 1972 Marine Protection Act limited harm, but enforcement and industry impact have prompted hearings. Dick Cavett urged stricter enforcement, noting public desire to save porpoises even at a small tuna price rise.
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Monroe News-Star AP Wire Copy Summary
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