Capsule Policy Propels Permian Basin Better Living Tone
A Freedom Newspaper promotes a Capsule Policy and argues individuals would gain lasting satisfaction if allowed to spend what they earn voluntarily. The piece emphasizes voluntary spending over taxation or government mandates as a path to a better community in the Permian Basin.
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Freedom
Permian Basin
Oil for Wheat is a Dangerous Energy Stopgap
The piece argues bumper sticker plans equating oil to wheat misread global markets. With OPEC still influencing prices, the United States must pursue domestic energy and coal development, expand oil supply, and reduce bureaucratic interference rather than export food to lower crude costs.
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OPEC
United States
Women and TV clash over news roles across cultures
The piece argues Japanese network bosses and Western producers overvalue women in television news, noting four of five Japanese networks appointed female anchors by March. It criticizes relegating women to lifestyle topics, while praising women for hardball interviews and claiming innate superiority from training and upbringing.
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Dudsville
Mike Wallace
Kermit the Frog
Vienna summit shows human rights drift in U S policy
Evans and Novak report Secretary of State Vance canceled a Vienna meeting on human rights at the summit amid a broader failure to press Moscow. Carter and Brezhnev clashed over rights, with aides noting a lack of progress as diplomats blamed Kremlin rhetoric and a flawed communique for masking the erosion of U S human rights aims.
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Washington
Cyrus Vance
Vienna
Soviet Union
Jimmy Carter
Vance
Organization of American States
National Conference On
Carter
Leonid Brezhnev
Brezhnev
KGB
Russia
State Department
U.S
Kremlin
Arthur Goldberg
Belgrade
CSCE
Almanac date highlights and historical events
Almanac notes Friday June 29 1979 as the 180th day of the year with 185 remaining. It lists events on this date including arrests in Palestine 1946 the Virginia constitution 1776 Patrick Henry governor, Tahiti 1880 France, Paderewski death 1941 Trieste riots 1946 Hanoi Haiphong bombing 1966 Cambodia withdrawal 1970 and past diplomatic moves involving Rockefeller Brezhnev.
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Palestine
Virginia
Patrick Henry
France
South Pacific
Tahiti
Ignace Paderewski
New York
Trieste
Italy
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Haiphong
United States
Cambodia
Nelson Rockefeller
Buenos Aires
U.S. exports to Soviets cited as civil and military risk
A Senate hearing summary alleges that U S firms sold hundreds of millions in machine tools computers and designs to the Soviet Union to build a vast Kama River truck plant turning out tens of thousands of trucks and engines annually. It cites CIA testimony that the plant produces military vehicles and questions export controls as lax, while a suit seeks release of license details under the Freedom of Information Act to reveal who ships what to whom and for what purpose.
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U.S
Commerce Department
Kama River
Moscow
Central Intelligence Agency
Hans Hey
Carter Administration
Soviet Union
Brady
Pentagon
Lawrence Brady
M. Stanton Evans
Evans
Commerce
Juanita Kreps
Kreps
Carter
Congress
South Korea’s rise from poverty to economic power
A veteran recalls 1960s Korea’s dire living conditions and rapid transformation. He contrasts past poverty with today’s wealth, notes Seoul’s skyline, and cites South Korea’s strong US ties, exports, and foreign investment. He discusses policy goals like Ostpolitik style talks with the North and the necessity of continued American military presence.
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Japan
China
South Korea
North
United States
Germany
Kim Yong Shik
South Kore
West Germany
Ostpolitik
East Germany
Kim Il Sung
Addressing Texas lawmakers in federal and state offices
Federal lawmakers listed include Rep Kent Hance of Lubbock, Rep Richard C White of El Paso, Sen Lloyd Bentsen Jr of Houston, Sen John Tower of Wichita Falls. State representatives include Richard C Slack of Pecos, Jay Gibson of Odessa, Len El Short of Tohoka, all with Austin Capitol Station mailing addresses.
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U.S
Kent Hance
Lubbock
Longworth
Washington
D.C
Richard C. White
el Paso
Rayburn House
Lioyd Bentsen, Jr
Houston
Senate
John Tower
Wichita Falls
Washington, DC
Richard C Slack
Pecos
P.O
Capitol Station
Austin
Texas
Jay Gibson
Odessa
Len EL. Short
Tohoka
P.O Box
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China
East Germany
Naidi
Greene
Bulgaria
Sadat
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