Opinion swirls over Apollo Soyuz era and space relations
The piece weighs divided views on the Apollo Soyuz mission. Some call it a costly publicity stunt with little science, while others hail it as a new era of US Soviet cooperation. It notes American space lead, Russian gains, and hopes the joint venture may ease Cold War tensions despite secrecy and future competition.
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Russia
United States
Wall Street Journal
America
Soviet Union
Gerald Ford
U.S
Uncle Sam
Mother Earth
Jesup
What price lawnmower safety for average citizens
Consumers Union backs safety upgrades for power mowers raising cost by about 40 dollars on a 125 mower. The piece argues many injuries arise from user stupidity, not design, and questions whether the public should bear the cost of standards aimed at protecting careless operators.
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Consumers Union
Kennedy linked to Castro plots in CIA assassination tale
Washington sources recount Robert Kennedy's alleged knowledge of CIA efforts to kill Fidel Castro and claim he did nothing to stop them after Kennedy's own assassination. The piece traces the executive action plan, claims Kennedy's insistence on counterinsurgency, and notes Castro and Oswald's suspected involvement with the plots, amid denials and Warren Commission context.
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Washington
Robert Kennedy
CIA
Fidel Castro
Castro
Kennedy
Dallas
Robert
Eisenhower
Defense
Roswell Gilpatrie
John McCone
Jaye Desmond Fitzgerald
Aso
Havana
Associated Press
Daniel Harker
U.S
United States
Harker
Lee Harvey Oswald
Mexico
McLean
McCone
Warren Commission
Oswald
Allen Dulles
Elien
Frank Mankiewicz
Kirby Jones
Cuba
Detente tensions and power plays ripple in 1976 era
The piece weighs heavy on Kissinger Solzhenitsyn exchanges over detente and SALT talks while signaling Soviet moves in Portugal. It notes Solzhenitsyn warns detente must be firm, Kissinger’s defense of cautious diplomacy, and Portugal sliding toward military-Communist control amid AFM friction and leftist seizures.
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Kissinger
Vladivostok
Solzhenitsyn
Portugal
PPD
AFM
Kremlin
The rise of liberation turns men into aggressors
A polemic on female emancipation and sexuality argues that liberal movements erode virtue and family life. It claims men lose restraint, women chase partners, and infidelity rises as courts and culture shift. The piece predicts a future where mutual respect fades and the family structure collapses.
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Ce Tits
Medicaid scandals loom over HEW probes thresholded by budget
Washington letter urges incoming HEW Secretary F David Mathews to beef up the inspector force amid claims of massive Medicaid waste. It cites potential losses near 2 billion yearly from ineligible payouts and fraud, contrasts Medicare scrutiny with Medicaid laxity, and calls for broader East Coast monitoring and tougher enforcement.
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F. David Mitthews
Office of Investigation and Security
U.S
HEW
Cap Weinberger
Mathews
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Hawaii
Ave
Medicare
Tully
New York
The
Bureau of Health Insurance
Social Security
U.S. Justice Department
Region II
East Coast
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