KISSINGER’S MOSCOW TRIP
Contrary to the gloom-and-doom comments of the Western press, Secretary of State Henry Kissinger’s recent trip to Moscow was really a smashing success. Why? Because he made no…
Category: Phyllis Schlafly Report Column
SIMAS KUDIRKA
On November 23, 1970, a Lithuanian seaman named Simas Kudirka leaped from the deck of a Soviet fishing trawler to the U.S. Coast Guard ship called the Vigilant,…
SECRET DEALS IN 1972
The investigations into the Republican campaign tricks in 1972 have uncovered much hanky-panky such as illegal corporate gifts, spying inside the Democratic headquarters, and huge cash donations from…
THE 31st STATE
In 1959, the United States admitted Alaska and Hawaii as the 49th and 50th states of the Union, thus overriding the sincere misgivings of some people who worried…
GROUP GUILT
The other day, I received a letter from John Gardner of Common Cause. There wasn’t anything confidential about the letter. Probably several million other persons received the identical…
EVACUATION OF CITIES
When Defense Secretary James Schlesinger presented his massive annual report to Congress earlier this month, it included the momentous announcement that the Pentagon is making plans to evacuate…
HOUSE INTERNAL SECURITY COMMITTEE
The kidnapping of Patricia Hearst proves that there are subversive conspiracies which threaten our internal security and the lives of individual Americans. But where do we turn to…
FAILURE OF PRICE CONTROL
Most elections are dominated either by the personality of a candidate, or local problems, or a mix of issues. But there were two national elections of the 20th…
ACE REPORTER: SOLZHENITSYN
One of the things I don’t understand about the press in the United States is why the same story is not considered news when reported by a distinguished…
DREW PEARSON
For almost 40 years, the most feared man in Washington was not the President, not the head of the FBI, not even the head of the Internal Revenue…