PLO Aims to Destroy Israel Under Covenant Backed by Oil Money
The article argues the Palestinian National Covenant of 1968 rejects UN partition and all settlement plans, asserting the PLO seeks Israel’s destruction and that true peace requires Arab recognition of Israel’s right to exist. It links PLO’s power to Arab oil-fueled backing and UN portrayals to complicate Middle East peace efforts.
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Hang Gliding Threatens Nation's Parks Says Wilderness Society
The Wilderness Society warns that hang gliding pressures national parks by seeking launch sites and access to high spots. Critics argue parks are over used and not meant for organized sports while supporters push for permitted gliding amid safety concerns.
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Anxiety, politics, and a wary public in 1970s America
The piece surveys a nation shaped by inflation and unemployment fears as voters discuss Reagan and Wallace, with nostalgia, distrust, and anxiety about democracy. It cites rising taxes, welfare concerns, and editorial takes on labor, era figures, and Orwellian fears amid a tense 1970s political backdrop.
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Americans Seek Reconstruction Aid for Hanoi
A letter from S J Mirecki in Scottsdale cites Sen Edward Kennedy’s call for U S reconstruction aid to Vietnam. The writer questions who the Americans backing Hanoi are and argues resources should address domestic needs before funding overseas projects.
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Library film show sparks parent concern in Scottsdale
James L. Tanner of Phoenix criticizes the Scottsdale Public Library for a Saturday 2 pm showing of Frankenstein films. He notes two unidentified children cried and left, implying parents were unaware of the horror content. He urges more age appropriate selections.
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Carter’s candor in question as Carter eyes national race
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak examine former Georgia Governor Jimmy Carter after a Washington breakfast citing disputed claims on Atlanta busing, federal revenue sharing, Common Cause, and ties to figures like Scoop Jackson and Richard Russell. The report suggests Carter exaggerates or misstates past associations while remaining a leading Democratic hopeful.
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Costly Olympics burden turns Montreal 1976 plans into a ballooning project
The Montreal 1976 Summer Olympics, once budgeted at 310 million, has surged to over 1 billion with costs rising further. Architectural fees have climbed from 4 million to 40 million, raising questions about who pays and whether portable facilities could help. Moscow 1980 looms next for visionary designs.
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