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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1976

Page

4

Humphrey Foregoes Scrutiny as Big Government Advocate

The piece notes Hubert Humphrey receives little cross examination despite his role as a major proponent of big government. It cites a Virginia speech later repeated at a press conference where he argued that opposition to big government signals a stance Americans should reconsider.

Hubert H. Humphrey Humphrey Virginia Minnesota

Wiretap era debate shapes 1976 national security law

Congress, urged by President Ford and Sen Edward Kennedy, debates tighter wiretap rules without court warrants. The plan would curb executive power for national security, clash with constitutional authority, and face liberal opposition over potential limits to emergency actions.

Congress United States Senate Judiciary Committee Ford Judiciary Committee Edward M. Kennedy Executive Branch

Byrd Sees Dems Split as Ford Looms in 1976

Senator Robert Byrd of West Virginia remains a pivotal Democratic figure poised to influence a brokered convention as Carter withdraws. Byrd, a long time party organizer and Majority Whip candidate, expects Gerald Ford to lead the GOP while fearing a Democratic split before tackling the president.

Robert C. Byrd West Virginia Federal Election Commission Jimmy Carter George Wallace Carter Mountaineer Byrd Kanawha County Charleston Senate Ted Kennedy Sen Richard Russell Walter Reed Mike Mansfield Bob Byrd Arizona South Dakota North Carolina Gerald Ford Mr Ford White House

Strolling in Casuals We’re Not Seeking Boat Rockers

A conservative tilt shows Ford leading Reagan in strength with elderly voters. In Florida urban centers Orlando and St Petersburg Reagan and Wallace faltered while Ford signals no candidate to his right can win. Voters seek moderation over fiery rhetoric amid inflation fears and social change.

Ford Reagan Orlando St. Petersburg Fla Wallace Congress

Ford drops anti trust bill after fundraiser objection

President Ford withdraws support for a pre merger stay measure after Bernard Lasker, a top fundraiser, protests to White House and Treasury officials. Treasury and Justice and Hart receive the message via deputies while Seidman mediates. Navy sailors allege top officers hid whisky and furniture in nuclear storage aboard the Saratoga, with Capt. James R. Sanderson as commanding officer.

Washington Ford White House Treasury Bernard Lasker Lasker New York Stock Exchange William Seidman House Harold Tyler Senate Philip Hart Tyler Seidman Navy Saratoga Tonkin Gulf Philippines United States James R. Sanderson

Do animals have souls according to Billy Graham

Billy Graham discusses whether animals have souls, offering two meanings of soul. He cites Genesis on life and notes humans possess pneuma, a spiritual dimension. He suggests immortality is for fellowship with God and faith in Christ fulfills life, pondering the Luke 8 swine incident as possible evidence of evil power and the man’s cure.

Mansfield Byrd Washington Alaska Billy Graham House of Flesh

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Hubert Humphrey Mr. Humphrey Tion Sen. Kennedy Humphrey-Hawkins Municipal Unio Municips Union Robert Byrd Waits In Wings By Holmes Alexander Paul Harvey By Jack Anderson Aiken Samuel A. Cothran Robert D. Cathcart
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