Kissinger Backed Against Blank Check for Foreign Policy
The New York Times report notes Kissinger aims to persuade Congress for more flexibility in foreign affairs. The piece argues Congress reasserts its constitutional role, highlighting Senator Byrd's push for a loan ceiling to the Soviet Union and the Senate Finance Committee’s public hearing.
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What Lies Ahead for the Republican Party
A Princeton student journalist weighs the GOP future, arguing it hinges on identifying as responsible conservatism. He notes 1974 losses tainted by the Watergate image and urges the party to translate conservative public sentiment into a proactive program beyond mere opposition.
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The First War Photography Emerges at Antietam
In September 1862 Lee advances toward Gettysburg while Jackson rests near a river church at Antietam. Brady and Gardner haul a camera to the field and develop glass plates, revealing the carnage to a civilian audience and prompting Oliver Wendell Holmes to urge war observers to study the images.
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Free seeds debated to spur inflation era gardens
U S lawmakers press a three year free seed program to urge home gardening amid high food prices. Proponents led by Rep James Burke argue it could yield over a billion in produce while opponents warn of cost and market disruption. USDA cautions focus on teaching gardening and location rather than free seed drops.
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Kissinger War Talk Sparks Bipartisan Backlash in Congress
FRANK VAN DER LINDEN reports lawmakers from both parties demand Ford declare no plan for U S war in the Middle East to avert oil disruption. Kissinger’s refusal to rule out intervention triggers criticism at home and abroad as officials warn against gunboat diplomacy.
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