Plutonium Deal Down One Step Toward Delay
French decision to slow delivery of a plutonium plant to Pakistan is analyzed amid NATO allies and U.S. pressure. The piece argues against Pakistan and Brazil deals, urging cancellation or delay and noting Franco German responses and the broader nonproliferation context. Several named figures and governments are referenced, including President Giscard dEstaing Jacques Chirac and West Germany.
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France
Pakistan
Paris
Bonn
Brazil
Ford
Carter
Giscard d’Estaing
Jacques Chirac
Washington
Fred Ikle
United States Arms Control
London
West Germany
N.Y
Thought For Today Proverb Reflection
A brother who helps is like a strong city, while quarrels act like the bars of a fortress. This reflection from Proverbs 18 19 offers a concise moral on kinship harmony and the dangers of conflict.
Supreme Court Rules Christina to Join Grandparents
The Supreme Court sides with Christina Smith’s grandparents in a custody dispute triggered by Illinois and California social agencies. The case exposed mismanagement by the state foster system and led to years of courtroom battles before the girl is to live with her grandparents again.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Christina Smith
Illinois
Christina
Supreme Court
Illinois Department of Children and Family Services
California
Peo
Air Force
Department of Children and Family Services
State Agency
Catholics Explore Modern Sexual Ethics in New Book
A Catholic Theological Society study titled Human Sexuality argues for a nuanced approach to premarital sex contraception and masturbation, balancing natural sexuality with church teaching. It contrasts Vatican positions with pastoral guidelines, urging individual conscience and open discussion within Catholic ethics.
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Chicago Sun-Times
Catholic Theological Society of
Theologians
Vatican
Paulist
Catholic Theological Society
CTS
Politika Prince Seizes Throne Amid Courtroom Drama
In Politika a prince named John I loses the sceptre to John IV in a coronation on January 17 atop a bluff above the Can'Em-Now-Ha river. A star chamber session imprisons officials for ledger fraud while the ruler mocks scribes and exposes peon undercurrents in princely politics.
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Politika
John I
John
Alfred I
John IV
John 1
Can’Em-Now-Ha
Lawrence
Jack
Duke of Walsh
James
Duke of
Lane
Star Chamber
Durkces
D Day Memories From a Rhino Ferry Seaman
A Minnesota Navy Seaman recalls June 6 1944 aboard a Rhino Ferry on Omaha Beach. He describes fear during the first barrage, crawling for cover, manning landing ramps, ferrying troops and equipment, witnessing deaths, and witnessing the tide push Germans back as the day wore on.
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D-Day
Attak
Normandy
France
Omaha
Minnesota
Otte
Europe
What Other Newspapers Are Saying
Philadelphia Daily News notes Richard Nixon's wealth grows from past presidency and NBC deals backing the Ford family. J F terHorst suggests the Fords gain about 3 million in coming years while NBC buys stars in showbiz fashion. The piece mocks presidents as TV stars needing cancellation if ratings fall.
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Richard Nixon
Jerry Ford
J.F. terHorst
Ford
Nixon
NBC
Fords
Arms sales critique from Huntington editorials
The Huntington Advertiser questions U S arms policy noting more than half of the $20 billion in global arms sales come from the United States. It argues Carter's restrictions may curb some sales but other nations will fill the gap, and unilateral steps won't halt the arms race.
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United States
U.S
Carter
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Holy See
U.S. Bishops Conference
Andrew Gallagher
United Press Internatives
Public Service
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Leon
Ginsberg
Tla Ac
Bee Et de Howie
Pam Shuman
House Element Organizations Committee
Nikki Urian
Don Mas
Sirtine Eo
Herb Little
Anne
Logan
Dan Wandling
St. Albans
Hulett Smith
Christy
Beckley
Smith
Walter Ferguson
Duke University
Arch Moore
Rockefeller
West
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Morgantown
Marshall U
Wheeling
Parkersburg
Welfare Department
Jackson's Mill
State Supreme Court
Richard Neely
RTE
Wiese
Philadelphia Daily News
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