Inflation and productivity threaten American leadership in trade
The piece argues the U S has shifted from producer to consumer, citing a $64 billion inflation problem and weak productivity. It notes foreign competition rising in aviation and manufacturing, job losses in steel and shoes, and calls for national leadership to curb inflation and boost output. It praises Carter's tariff restraint but says fixes only treat symptoms.
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Lincoln and Carter echoed in a new biography
UPI columnist notes parallels between Abraham Lincoln and Jimmy Carter as critics claim indecision and inconsistency. Stephen B. Oates’ biography With Malice Toward None argues Lincoln faced steady scrutiny while pursuing emancipation, offering a caution to present leaders about revising judgments over time. The piece frames Carter’s situation in light of Lincoln’s contested decisions and evolving historical views.
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Washington window commentary on Lincoln's early presidency
The text surveys 1861 debates over Lincoln's policy, emancipation timing, and wartime leadership. It cites Seward's memo on lack of policy, editorials demanding decisive action, and shifts in emancipation stance. It notes critics' harsh labels and internal doubts about reelection and control of events.
Great culinary disasters of our time
Washington report notes a New York publisher recalled a cookbook for a dangerous caramel slice recipe that omits water in heating condensed milk. The piece cites Col Harlan Nadir alleging widespread flaws in recipes and urges a national push for reliable recipes amid popular distrust of domestic cookery.
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U.S. Faces Threats as Terrorist Groups Target Leaders
U.S. officials warn terrorism could strike domestically after Aldo Moro's assassination. Kidnap incidents rose from 165 in 1976 to 276 last year, with about 100 bombings in 1977 per FBI chief Webster. Groups cited include NWLF, Weather Underground, FALN, Black Liberation Army, and American Indian Movement amid rising fear and vigilance.
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Homegrown Terrorism Nets Fears Of Rising Threats
Officials warn that domestic extremist groups pose a growing danger while noting foreign backing to some movements. The piece cites Cuba's DGI links to FALN and Weather Underground ties, plus AIM legal battles and fears of renewed terrorist activity in the United States.
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