NATO Threats Gut by Internal Strife Weaken Alliance
In a June 18 1975 reflection the risks facing NATO are laid out as Italy Portugal and Turkey show Communist influence and domestic divisions threaten unity. The author argues US diplomacy is strained and a dangerous period tests alliance resilience.
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Europe
Mediterranean
Italy
Portugal
Turkey
NATO
Western
Communist Party
West
Christian Democrats
U. S
Teenage Enterprisers Show Youngsters Build Careers in Opportunity Land
A Houston 13-year-old Horace Hobbs starts a greenhouse business expanding to Canada. Two Houston brothers grow from lawn care to contracts with corporations, earning 1200 and 2200 dollars by ages 14 and 15. A 14-year-old California magician performs in Cannery patios. Hollywood teens create alarm system literature for hobbyists. The piece argues teen enterprise reveals opportunity and fuels college aims.
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Houston
Horace Hobbs
Canada
Horace
Jimmy Cappe
California
San Francisco
Hollywood
Popular Mechanics
Liability for Officials and the Personal Risk of Judgment
A critique of expanding personal liability across professions from doctors to money managers argues for holding public officials and planners responsible. The piece warns such liability may drive talent toward bureaucracy and discourage innovation while noting the unequal treatment of politicians versus private professionals.
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Washington
KFS
Securities Exchange Commission
Wall Street
New York City
U.S
North Viet Army Tightens Grip as South Vietnam Shifts
Western observers note a hastened Hanoi timetable for South Vietnam reunification. The North’s army, estimated at 160000 regulars plus Viet Cong units, remains the sole effective ruling force in the South, as civilian structures fade.
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Washington
North
South
Vietnam
Saigon
South Vietnamese Provisional Revolutionary Government
South Vietnam
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Veryong
Sinday's Liberal Legacy and New York City's Decline
A conservative critique of Mayor Lindsay's tenure attacks liberal policies in New York City. It cites bloated municipal agencies, high welfare costs, large city payrolls, and aggressive union bargaining, arguing mismanagement worsened solvency and spurred dependency as the city faced fiscal strain and layoffs.
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Nick Carraway
Queensboro Bridge
Manhattan
New York
James Buckley
Lindsay
New York City
Buckley
Abe Beame
Washington
Albany
Beame
John Lindsay
Office of Apparel Industry Planning
Department of Ports and Terminals
New York Times
Senate
The
Times
Robert Ewing Brown
Sack
Campbell
Edmundee Brown
Ack U
Gates
William C. Hardin
Oland Silk
Ember
Associated Press
Ars
Branham-Molongy Company
National
New Orleans
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. “Louls
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
Boston
Miami
e@ Monroe News-Star
CIA reform debate spans nations and eras
The piece argues for reform of the CIA within a wider view of global intelligence. It cites Nedzi's ouster, overreach concerns, and compares U S efforts to oversight elsewhere including West Germany, the KGB and MI systems, noting past abuses and the need to balance security with civil liberties.
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CIA
Lucien N. Nedzi
D-Mich
House
Committee On Intelligence
West Germany
Eugene McCarthy
Soviet Union
KGB
United Kingdom
MI-6
France
Service de la Documentation Exterieur Et
Secret Service
Paris
SDECE
Raymond Mercellin
Information Byrian
Israel
Willy Brandt
Guenter Guillaume
East Germany
Harry Truman
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Revolutionary Council of Portugal
Armed Forces Movement
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Atlantic Alliance
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Opportunity
Oregon
Jimmy
By Kevin Phillips
By Crosby Noyes
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PFG
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Mensch
Sinday
Jeffrey Hart
Monroe dews-Mara
John DC, Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Robert Ewing Jr
William_H. Bronson
LSS
News-Star
Bkrckkmirn
Renseingem Etat
OLAS
Northern Ireland
National ‘Research Council
U. S. CIA
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