Flag Salute Reminder From Old Glory
Editorial calls readers to remember patriotic duties and proper salutes as a U.S. flag passes through streets. It recalls past parades, memorials, and sacrifices in Anzio, Guadalcanal, Korea, and Vietnam, urging all to stand tall, hand over the heart, and salute the flag in honor of those who served. The note credits the 138th Signal Battalion and Margaret Browning.
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United States of America
Anzio
Guadalcanal
Korea
Vietnam
Republic
England
Margaret Thatcher
Prince Margaret
Evelyn
Tony Benn
Britain
Falklands
Saudi transition smooth in the royal power handover
The CIA tracks a stable transfer of power after King Khalid’s death with Fahd becoming king and naming Abdullah crown prince while Sultan is named third in line. Intelligence warns of internal royal friction, corruption risks, and potential coups, yet sees continued US-aligned policy and guard structures as stabilizing factors.
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Washington
White House
Middle East
CIA
Saud
Fahd
Khalid
Abdullah
Prince Sultan
U.S
United States
State Department
Sultan
Faisal
National Guard
Stremeth
Chronicle Telegram Family Newspaper Menagerie?
The Chronicle Telegram presents itself as The Family Newspaper with historical notes citing founder July 24, 1829 and 20th century leadership under publisher A.C. Hontowtt and executives Giyria and O Sen. July 4, 1987.
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the Chronicle-Telegram
A.C. Hontowtt
Giyria, O
Backstairs rebellion at White House over Rogers control
UPI reports a major staff revolt against John F W Rogers 26 as director of White House administration. Critics say he blocks advances to aides, reorganizes dining and parking, and pushes extra doors and security measures while clashing with Speakes Manning and the president over duties and privileges.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Reagan
John F.W. Rogers
Hugh Carter
Rogers
David Gergen
Ford Administration
Transportation Department
Larry Speakes
First Lady
Secret Service
Speakes
California
Bonn
Transportation
Robert Manning
Manning
West Executive Avenue
Executive Office Building
Milton Pitts
Yves
Nancy Graux
Graux
General Services Administration
GSA
Washington focus and cultural shift in politics
A sharp opinion piece discusses national backlash against liberalism and a cultural shift crediting Ronald Reagan's 1980 triumph as part of a broader change. It critiques ERA debates, judiciary power, death penalty trends, nuclear freeze politics, and media commentary on El Salvador and Castro, with disparaging remarks about Democrats and academics.
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Burton Vale Pines
Pines
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Teddy Kennedy
Raymond Bonner
New York Times
el Salvador
National Review
Alan Riding
the Times
Fidel Castro
Castro
Riding
Cuba
Eye of the tiger fuels American box office optimism
A column argues that wholesome heroic films led by Spielberg Stallone Lucas Eastwood reflect a healthier national mood. It credits Rocky and E T with positive depictions, contrasts cynicism of intellectuals, and asserts Americans still have the eye of the tiger amid modern challenges.
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Steven Spielberg
Sylvester Stallone
Spielberg
George Lucas
Hollywood
Stallone
Clint Eastwood
Eastwood
Lucas
Rome
Rocky
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138Th Signal Battalion
Anderson
Ind
Margaret Browning
Elyria
Mecca
Shah of
Iran
Dale van Atta
Saudi Arabia
Jack Anderson
Artur D. Rodnatt
Arnold Miller
Charles J. Hostetter
Jack E. Weaver Geer
Miller
Lorain County
Eart Ave
Syria
Ole Artiver
uJust
Helen Thomas
Joseph Sobran
ERA
New Jersey
New York
Tip O'Neill
Northeastern University
M. Stanton Evans
Stan
Horatio Alger
Gordon Liddy
Charley
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