Carter facing urban crisis backlash over ghetto visit stance
The analysis argues President Carter should visit urban ghettos to hear minority voices. It criticizes his refusal as a cop out while urging more federal focus on jobs, housing, transportation, health care, and education to address inner-city disintegration and rising tensions.
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Summers Bring Dangers in Arizona Deserts and Pools
The article warns of tragedies in Arizona summers including desert outings without water leading to getting lost, pool drownings from unsaf gates and unattended children, heat dehydration, and food spoilage. It urges awareness and precaution to prevent such incidents.
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Suppression of Defence Report on U.S.-Soviet Power
A Defense expert’s Senate report by John M. Collins, prepared for the Armed Services Committee, warns that U.S. military strength lags the Soviet Union. The document is suppressed amid claims the Carter administration pressured for restraint to protect the budget, with disciplinary action looming for Collins.
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Warsaw Pact
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NSC
Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board
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Miz Lillian Carter Letters Revealing Courageous Nurse Adventures
Harriet Van Horne profiles Miz Lillian Carter, praising her blunt honesty on race, her Peace Corps service in India at 67, and letters home that reveal grit and humor. The excerpts detail her hospital work, food shortages, sexism she observed, and her lifelong devotion to social causes.
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Jimmy Carter
Miz Lillian
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Gloria Spann
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Plains
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Jimmy
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Brando Stands Up for the Little Guy and Native Americans
A columnist lauds Marlon Brando for defending minority interests. The writer, now in Arizona, recalls friendships with Apaches at Whiteriver and argues courage in challenging hostile views. The piece emphasizes shared American values and the importance of kindness, honesty, and liberty.
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