The government of Chile, which has taken some brickbats from the world's press during the past year, is entitled to our thanks for working out the deal under which Vladimir Bukovsky was granted his freedom from imprisonment in the Soviet Union. … [Read more...] about Chile’s Gift to the West?
Don’t Surrender The U.S. Canal! — February 1977
The Biggest News Story — January 1977
Harold Brown Appointment
Harold Brown, former Secretary of the Air Force and now president of California Institute of Technology, has emerged as one of the few controversial appointees in Jimmy Carter's Cabinet. The military hardliners are critical of him because of his … [Read more...] about Harold Brown Appointment
Issues of the 1976 Election — October 1976
Communism on the March — August 1976
SOVIET SUPERIORITY
When Khrushchev sneaked his 2,000-mile missiles into Cuba in 1962, the United States had an 8-to-1 lead over the Soviet Union in nuclear striking power and the means of delivering it to enemy targets. Lieutenant General Daniel O. Graham, until … [Read more...] about SOVIET SUPERIORITY
Differences Between Ford And Reagan — July 1976
OIL DIVESTITURE
Senator Birch Bayh, whose claim to fame in recent years has been as proposer of several constitutional amendments and as the one who stopped passage of the proposed Human Life Amendment, has bounced back into the news as the sponsor of a new bill … [Read more...] about OIL DIVESTITURE
Danger From Mexico
"Don't worry, the Reds are still 90 miles away"was the sarcastic slogan of the 1960s designed to focus attention on the stupidity of our State Department, first, in supporting Fidel Castro's takeover of Cuba, second, in withdrawing air and sea … [Read more...] about Danger From Mexico
