13 year old Gretchen explains Reagan policy in Central America
The piece notes Gretchen, 13, grasping Reagan's Central American policy while the president himself appears uncertain. It likens his press conference to Teddy Roosevelt and Gandhi, questions whether war is near, and highlights his vague troop and ship plans as well as the Ul Yanov shipment. The column savages public skepticism and praises Gretchen's insights.
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Vietnam II publicity stunt sale masks a poor film
The article mocks a sorely about movie Vietnam II a Central America remake as a dog while praising the publicity machine. It likens the campaign to a bipartisan commission used to push unpopular policies and notes AFL CIO Lane Kirkland’s role and Social Security politics.
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Kissinger named to head commission sparks debate
John L. Hess critiques Henry Kissinger as a controversial pick for leading a commission. He notes Kissinger’s hype and mixed signals from conservatives and liberals, with reporters accusing him of lying for national interest. Hess cites Chile’s overthrow and hints at Vietnam II risks.
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Why not send food instead of guns
In a reflective column, the author contrasts U S aid and military deployments with FAO warnings of drought and famine across 18 African nations. He details hunger in Botswana Lesotho Swaziland Zimbabwe and Zambia, criticizing emphasis on force over food relief and urging a shift to humanitarian aid to avert suffering.
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August reflexes and political argot in right wing column
Norma Lequendi guides readers through a satirical preview of August politics. The piece mocks right wing columnists and pundits as they dread monthly cycles, pairing sharp jabs at Secretary Shultz, media clashes, Congress authority, and foreign policy moves with a comic lens on the season.
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