California Graham's Navy Honorable Discharge Restored
A WWII story notes Calvin Graham enlisted at 12 and served on the U S S South Dakota before being discharged after age revelation. nearly 35 years later the Defense Department restored his honorable discharge and ribbons. The column then critiques OSHA actions and federal wage policy comments in brief satirical notes.
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Brizola Amid Brazil's Slow Path to Redemocratization
Leonel Brizola, once Brazil's populist leader and exiled for 14 years, has resurfaced in New York hopeful for a return home as pressure grows for reform in Brazil. Observers see increased calls for redemocratization from the church, lawyers, judges, academics, and major newspapers, amid inflation and limited voting rights.
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A Time for Truth and Conservative Fighting Spirit Revealed
Simon's new book echoes Goldwater era. As former energy czar and Treasury secretary, he argues for a principled conservative program to defend liberty against collectivist trends. He challenges GOP inertness and urges bold stand for freedom with moral conviction.
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Rights office drives U S policy shifts under Derian
The State Department human rights office under Pat Derian emerges as a powerful policymaking force. Its secret Presidential Directive 30 guides international lending votes and blocks routine police equipment for allies, while provoking quiet pushback from other agencies and critics. Mondale's Manila trip was briefly debated to postpone or cancel over rights concerns.
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Rapprochement fears shape U S China strategy in Carter era
The piece argues the most dangerous global shift is a possible Soviet China alignment and urges exploiting the U S rift with Moscow. It criticizes the Carter administration for weak geopolitics while noting China’s view of the world as barbarians and its aim to balance Soviet expansion.
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