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Return wartime German art to Germany, says editorial
The editorial argues the United States should return the 6000 plus wartime German art works held since World War II. It says keeping them is petty and impractical, favors German reckoning with history, and notes the collection reflects both banal and brutal war realities. It urges Germany to decide their fate and bears the cost if they wish to preserve them.
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Technology transfer to the Soviet Union sparks security debate
The Carter administration faces a public policy clash over selling U S drilling technology to the Soviet Union. Defense and Energy push restraint while State and Commerce back sales to ease oil shortages. Congress weighs a freeze and a bill to require military impact reports before transfers.
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Clarence Miller
Ohio
Kremlin
Miller
Secretary of Defense
Letters to the editor guidelines echoed for readers
The newspaper invites timely constructive letters under 500 words. Signatures with full address and phone are required, but only name and hometown are published. Personal attacks or slander will not be considered, and space limits apply to ensure space permitting publication.
Democracy versus one party rule across the globe
The text argues that democratic regimes empower voices while Communist states limit party membership and centralize power. It contends that Soviet and Chinese actions threaten capitalism and world peace, citing Angola, Rhodesia, Vietnam, Cambodia, and the Near East. It cites Eisenhower and Marx to claim inherent anti capitalist goals and planned extermination of capitalism.
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America
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Rhodesia
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Cambodia
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Japan
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Stalin
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Marx
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Platos ideas on virtue ignite a debate on ballot power
The author rebukes Plato for endorsing a self perpetuating ruling elite and argues against rule by the virtuous, favoring citizen control through recall petitions and ballot proposals. He cites Montesquieu on power, defends elections and separation of powers, and cautions against moral hubris in governance.
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Ly Madsen Pirie
R.C. Hoiles
Plato
Cromwell
Montesquieu
Lord Acton
Malcolm Muggeridge
Brooks Brothers
Addressing Lawmakers Names and Office Details
A list of lawmakers with party, city, and Washington or district office addresses. Includes Sen. Lloyd Bentsen Jr of Houston and Rep. George Mahon of Lubbock, with additional Republican and Democrat members from Texas cities like Wichita Falls Odessa Pecos and Midland. Contains multiple office locations and zip codes.
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Lloyd Bentsen, Jr
Houston
Senate
Washington
D.C
Sen
John, G. Tower
Wichita Falls
George Mahon
Lubbock
Rayburn
Rep
Richard C. White
el Paso
Rayburn House
W.E
Pete) Snelson
Democrat of
Midland
North Colorado
Kent Hance
Petroleum Building
Odessa
John Hoestenbach
North Texas
Richard C. Slack
Pecos
Brandon
Cable TV to Grow Redefine TV Landscape in 1970s Era
Michael Kilian argues New York editorials predicting the rise of cable television over traditional networks. He contends networks will fade as cable offers hundreds of niche channels, on demand viewing, and authentic news, reshaping entertainment, information, and access.
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Michael Kilian
New York
Newark
Finis Kaput
Saturday Night Live
Edward R. Murrow
Charlie's Angels
Linda Lovelace
Crosswords Clue List From Pot or Buck To Wine Cup
Puzzle row presents a long list of crossword clues and answers ranging from pot or buck to wine cup. It includes terms for pronouns nouns verbs and phrases reflected in classic crossword style. The entries span persons places and objects with brief definitional hints and letter play.
Actress Grace Kelly Wins 1954 Best Actress Oscar
Grace Kelly won the Academy Award for Best Actress in 1954 for her role in The Country Girl. The win solidified her rise as a leading Hollywood star and highlighted a landmark moment in mid century cinema.
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