The head of the AFL-CIO labor union in the U.S. Canal Zone recently sued Secretary of State Kissinger, Special Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker, and President Ford in the U.S. Federal Court in Panama. This suit seeks to enjoin the Kissinger—Bunker … [Read more...] about Lawsuit on Panama

The birth of any new nation is usually accompanied by labor pains and blood-letting. In sharp contrast was the quiet and painless birth last month of a new African country called the Transkei. In an era when black majority rule is accepted as the … [Read more...] about Independence for Transkei

Most Congressional bills or amendments that pass one House but are not voted on in the other House die quietly without further controversy. An exception to this rule is an amendment to the education bill proposed by Congressman John Conlan which … [Read more...] about Secular Humanism

The announcement that Milton Friedman, probably the world's most famous champion of the free market, has received the Nobel prize for economics, is the latest in a series of events this year confirming the new respectability of conservatism. In the … [Read more...] about Nobel Prize to Friedman

Great All-American football star President Ford is staggering in his effort to carry both Henry Kissinger and Kissinger's top assistant Helmut Sonnenfeldt up to election day. When Henry Kissinger agreed in Paris to let the North Vietnamese troops … [Read more...] about Ford’s Position on Eastern Europe

One clearcut policy difference between President Ford and Governor Carter that surfaced in their foreign policy debate, but has unfortunately received little comment since then, is the matter of arms shipments to Iran. Although Iran is a faraway … [Read more...] about Arms to Iran

The twentieth century has seen many attacks challenging the historical accuracy of the Bible. However scientific advance may actually provide modern proof of Biblical revelations. Scientists’ examinations of the Holy Shroud and expeditions to Mount … [Read more...] about Noah’s Ark

When Pauline Frederick opened up the Ford-Carter debate on foreign policy, she reminded us of the historic significance of the location. It was 31 years before that San Francisco had played host to the first conference of the United Nations. The … [Read more...] about Ford Foreign Policy Debate

I nominate West Virginia as the most progressive state in the U.S.A. when it comes to education. Not only are West Virginia parents and teachers concerned about the moral health of their students as affected by textbooks, but they are equally … [Read more...] about Junk Foods in Schools