Famine, Marxism, and the Soviet Threat Across Nations
Victor Krulak argues famine in Ethiopia and hunger in Vietnam Nicaragua and Cuba reveal a pattern: Marxist regimes curb liberty, weaponize food, and pursue costly arms programs. He warns that Soviet satellite states repeat deprivation and military buildup, risking world peace and stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethiopia
United States
Ibu
Vietnam
Nicaragua
Cuba
Somalia
Sudan
Mekong
Saigon
Philippines
Southeast Asia
Anastasio Somoza
Managua
Central America
Fulgencio Batista
Fidel Castro
Soviet Union
Don McEvoy on Mozart and justice in music and civil rights
Don McEvoy reflects on Mozart revolutionizing music and the future ability of society to realize his concepts. He cites Simone Weil and notes the struggle for social justice, recalling Kelly Miller Smith Jr. and Will Campbell, and urges belief that justice will prevail as humanity learns to play the imagined symphonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amadeus
Mozart
Simone Weil
Kelly Miller Smith Jr
Nashville
Will Campbell
Ford recalls and fatal toll from faulty transmissions rise
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration data show 46 deaths and 1,064 injuries in Ford, Mercury, and Lincoln cars from 1977 to 1980 linked to park to reverse gear. Critics argue the toll is higher, while Ford and NHTSA defend the sticker warning and driver responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Tim Wirth
D-Corp
Center For Auto Safety
NHTSA
Mercury
Lincoln
Neil Goldschmidt
Secretary of Transportation
Goldschmidt
Roger Maugh
Automotive Safety
Tony Capaccio
Maugh
Ruby Weinbrecht
McLean
NEW Boy Network
el Salvador
Nicaragua
Somoza
Jon Lee Anderson
Chihuahua
Mexico
NEA Legislative Program Part of 1984 85 Journal
Phyllis Schlafly reports on the NEA Legislative Program mapping a broad radical agenda. Highlights include support for universal health insurance, gunner disarmament education, equal pay, early childhood programs, reproductive freedom, non sexist language, and anti voucher positions, plus lobbying efforts and gender equalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
National Education Association
NEA
Lavendar
U.S
Nicaragua
Democratic Party
Walter Mondale
Washington
Local society notes and civic notices from Utica and Frederick
Yesterday items from the News-Post recall the Utica Ladies Guild hosted by Mrs Milotn Powell and Mrs Clifford Kelley with 24 members and a visitor, a travel talk by Mrs Joseph Regie, and a Monocacy Club dinner meeting led by Franklin Shipley. Brunswick Lodge 181 AFEA Masons installed officers including Dr Francian Edmonds worshipful master and W David Watson junior deacon. January 11 1965 reports Visitation Academy undergoing a two quarter million dollar renovation by Brandenburg Electric and Reese Warner, first major repair since 1846. Willard Horine, ex Loyola Federal manager and former Maryland National Guard major, joined Richard F Kline Co as administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Powell
Clifford Kelley
East Third Street
Frederick
Ladies’ Guild of the Reformed Church
Utica
J.S.R. Kresge
Snook
Joseph Regie
Franklin N. Shipley
Monocacy Club
Evangelical Reformed Church
Irving E. Staley
F. Lester Smith
Mrs. Apple
Brunswick Lodge
AFEA
Charles
Francian Edmonds
Clarente O. Mohler
Ralph W. Manuel
William H. Campbell
William R. Thompson
Charles W. Smith
Tyler
John H. Beck
W.A. Watson
Floyd J. Culler Const. Inc
Brandenburg Electric
Reese Warner, Plumber
Visitation Academy
East Second Street
Willard M. Horine
Loyola Federal Savings & Loan Association
Maryland National Guard
Richard F. Kline Co
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Victor Krulak
Copley News Service
Fred J. Archibald
Don McEvoy
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Americas
Pentagon
Jack Anderson
Europe
Los Angeles
United Feature Syndicate
Yor
Phyllis Schlafly
Grenada
Lee
News-Post
W. 7Th Street