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I’ve found an interesting article on Lexis/Nexis from 1982 – how much can I post? Here’s a taste: Copyright 1982 The Washington Post The Washington Post March 28, 1982, Sunday, Final Edition SECTION: Style; Colman McCarthy; H15 LENGTH: 769 words HEADLINE: Keeping Pacifists Out of Arms’ Way BYLINE: Colman McCarthy BODY: A speech of erratic ferocity was delivered the other day by Secretary of the Navy John Lehman. He was in Philadelphia to help dedicate a religious center called “The Chapel of Four Chaplains.” Lehman dutifully delivered the standard lines of patriotic gush–“America is the chief hope of Western Judeo-Christian civilization”–and he was the proper Pentagon militarist in portraying the Soviets as godless fiends. But the tone of his speech became fanatical when he attacked some of the religious leaders who are currently straining church-state relations with their talk of disarmament. Their “fashionable pacifism,” said Lehman, “cannot and will not lead to peace.” To him, “th

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