Condor covert units linked to political killings emerge
A Senate report alleges a South American secret police network called Operation Condor, formed in 1976 by six regimes to track opponents and conduct assassinations worldwide. It details Phase Three teams, U.S. awareness, the Letelier hit, and Chilean DINA's role under Pinochet.
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Ballet Tights Don’t Make A Pantywaist
Readers respond to a letter complaining that a 12 year old boy taking ballet would be unmasculine. Letters assert ballet builds athleticism and grace, citing male dancers and athletes who study ballet. Supportive voices say ballet improves footwork for skating, boxing, and general fitness.
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Arnold Sawislak argues that President Carter cannot simply recreate wartime unity. He contrasts 1941 45 with the 1980s noting profiteering censorship and draft resistance then vs today. The piece urges leaders to demonstrate practical unity to address current problems rather than rely on nostalgic rhetoric.
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