Abortion Debate Faces Court Rulings and Public Notice
The piece outlines the abortion issue as a national political and legal question, noting Supreme Court rulings from 1973 and 1973 to 1975, state laws in Virginia, and local reaction to an ad by Rosedale Baptist Church. It emphasizes the legal status and calls for obedience to court rulings until changed.
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Carter policy hints shift toward detente in SALT talks
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report that president elect Carter signals acceptance of Brezhnev Kissinger framing for SALT II delays. He suggests election year politics and cabinet disagreement stalled talks while hinting at a possible early negotiation on Backfire and cruise missile limits and a friendlier detente stance.
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CBS
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Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
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Kissinger
Walter Cronkite
Cronkite
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Moscow
Averell Harriman
William Simon
Treasury
Ford-Kissinger
Pentagon
James Schlesinger
Donald Rumsfeld
Connally outlines plan to lead Republicans on own terms
Big John Connally tells Republicans he will accept the national chairmanship only if given full independence to rebuild the party. He seeks time to run his Houston law practice, desires broad support from Reagan Rockefeller Ford and the center, and warns the party risks a dying fate without leadership.
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Mary Louise Smith
John F. Kennedy
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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NATO faces deeper weakness in will to defend allies
North Atlantic Alliance rests on deterrence while Soviet gains widen military parity. A Yale study shows American public support for using force abroad is at Cold War lows, with lower willingness to defend Europe and to deploy nuclear weapons for allies than in earlier decades.
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Middle East
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Angola
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Political Science Quarterly
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Miroslav Nincic
Yale
Vietnam
America
U.S
Canada
England
Philippines
Europe
Education and public support for NATO guidance urged
The authors note elites act more for allies than the general public and higher income and education increase willingness. They urge a massive cross country educational program on NATO, especially in the United States, to build support and avoid a future with insufficient willingness to defend.
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