Reagan says foreign policy suffers from insufficient public backing
In a White House meeting Reagan warned that running foreign policy requires congressional and public involvement. Senator Dole quoted him saying a policy needs broad support, not constant second guessing. He argued Vietnam showed executives fail when the people are not enlisted or heard.
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White House
Reagan
Nicaragua
Sen. Dole
House of Representatives
Congress
Vietnam
House
Stockman Repeats Row Over Kindly “Little Girl” Remark
The article recalls Stockman’s Senate subcommittee testimony where he praised a staff aide by calling her a “little girl.” It notes the offense given to adult women in government work and cites his mother’s rebuke, urging awareness of gender implications in professional comments.
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Senate
Maurice Chevalier
HBO
Angel
Cliff Gorman
Susan Tyrrell
Dick Shawn
Falcon Crest
Tuscany Valley
Dallas
Gary Cooper
Ruth Roman
Steve Cochran
Death Valley
CBN
Jack Benny
Ane Burton
Teri Garr
Thrift Industry Grows Despite Poor Publicity
AP analysis quotes Carteret Savings and Loan chairman Robert O’Brien Jr. on thrift industry progress, deregulation benefits, and the shift to a modern computerized model. He notes fewer than 3,000 S&Ls remain, with further consolidations likely, as firms expand services and ATM access.
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John Cunniff
New York
Savings and Loan
Robert O'Brien Jr
Carteret Savings and Loan Association
New Jersey
Florida
O’brien
S&ls
O'Brien
Memo From Mac Cuba U S At Square One
Roving editor notes Radio Marti’s success in upsetting Castro prompting Cuba to cancel immigration agreements. He argues U S policy frictions persist, returning to “square one” as Reagan’s hard line keeps fueling hostility. Observes shifts in Cuba relations and U S anti Communist stance. Castro’s stance and U S aims are discussed with historical references.
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John
Castro
Reagan
Fidel
U. S
Radio Marti
Cuba
Soviet Union
Ronald Reagan
San Juan Hill
Wall Street Journal
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Swallowing Problems and Medical Advice From Dr Donohue
A reader asks about swallowing liquids and scleroderma. Dr Donohue explains scleroderma is rare with isolated esophagus involvement, suggests medical evaluation to find the cause, and notes tests for solids versus liquids. Other letters address vaccines with steroids, sebaceous cyst recurrence, cervical spine stenosis, and cataracts.
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DR. Donohue
T.D
Department of Internal Medicine
Donohue
G.S
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Listing
The Ottawa Herald outlines subscription options with pricing for trade area and outside regions. Rates include one month to one year terms for in area and out of area, with tax details and a 4.5 percent sales tax deduction for out-of-state subscribers.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Hardbodies and Classic Movies on Tonight's TV Guide
A collage of late night listings features the comedy Hardbodies with midlife romance themes, vintage films like Caddyshack and Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, plus sports, news, and The Tonight Show. Notable cast mentions include Newman, Woodward, Chase, and Stewart.
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Paul Duke
Washington
Benson
Kraus
Slayton
CBN
Wall Street
Louis Rukeyser
Miami Vice
Crockat
Calderone
Richard Beymer
Hanna Cutrona
Cristina Raines
Mr. Smith
Jean Arthur
James Stewart
Edward Arnold
ESPN
Las Vegas
HBO
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Thrift
D. Pult Man
Inselo
Mac
U.S
Square One
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China
John McCormally
R.E
Paul G. Donohue
Ottawa Herald
Mark Griffiths
Grantamer
Gary Woods
Donovan
Ham
Bushwood Country Club
Chevy Chase
Ted Knight
Rodney Dangerfield
Paul Newman
Joanne Woodward
Joan Collins
Webster
Katherine
George
Ken Norton
Muhammad Ali
San Diego
Washington Week
Julie Harris
Claire Bloom
Richard Johnson
Peter O'Toole
Mark Linn-Baker
Jessica Pf
Groucho
Espn Sportscenter
Paradise
Barney Miller
ICBN
Burns & Alien
All-Star Wrestling
All In the Family
Bob
ABC News Nightline
Joan
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