Democrats Bar No Holds But No Winner Apparent
In a long Democratic presidential debate in Hanover New Hampshire Walter Mondale and John Glenn traded sharp exchanges over deficits and vague promises. The two clashed over figures and plans with Mondale accusing Glenn of voodoo numbers while Glenn pressed for concrete data. Former governor Reubin Askew offered a pragmatic verdict as the debate narrowed the field.
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Dartmouth College
Hanover
John Glenn
Ohio
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Ernest Hollings
D-S.c
George McGovern
South Dakota
Gary Hart
D.-Colo
Walter Mondale
Jesse Jackson
Florida
Rubin Askew
N.H
Gobbledygook
Baloney
Sen
Mondale
Phil Donahue
Glenn
Reagan
Donahue
Reubin Askew
Askew
Hollings Sees 1984 Bid as Longshot Despite Pages of Plans
Senator Ernest Hollings, a veteran of South Carolina politics, argues that his run for the presidency in 1984 faces long odds while outlining a budget restraint program, a return of the draft, and a one term pledge to focus on hard budget decisions. He criticizes Mondale and McGovern and mocks fellow candidates as out of step with voters.
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Hollings
John Glenn
Alan Cranston
Reigan
Cranston
White House
South Carolina
Sen. Cranston
Fritz
Capitol Hill
Ernest Frederick Hollings
Gary Hart
Colorado
New Hampshire
Citadel
South Carolina State Military College
Senate
Thurgood Marshall
Supreme Court
Pentagon
NATO
Lebanon
Capitol
Ronald Reagan
Ings
Hubert Humphrey
Richard Nixon
George McGovern
Nixon
Jimmy Carter
Carter-Mondale
McGovern
Jesse Jackson
Sen
Ohio
Mondale's Rise Linked to Freeman Not Humphrey
An eight part series examines Walter Mondale's early career, arguing his mentor was Gov. Orville Freeman rather than Hubert Humphrey. It notes Mondale's 1947 DFL activity, attorney general appointment, Senate wins, and the role of timing and hard work in his path to national prominence.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Walter Mondale
Hubert H. Humphrey
Mondale
Humphrey
Minnesota
Senate
US S. Senate
Miles Lord
Freeman
Lord
U.S
Fritz Mondale
Ernor
Karl Rolvaag
Young Democrats
Hess
Rolvaag
DFL
Mort
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Robert Hess
U.S. District Court
Afl-Cio
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Plaza Carpets
Robert E. Bowen
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Augusta
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