Carter warned on inflation risk from Keynesian policy
The piece cites Prof. Walter Eltis of Exter College Oxford arguing that inflation surged in the 1960s and 1970s, especially in Keynesian economies like Britain and Britain’s allies, warning that government spending to achieve full employment risks balance of payments collapse and currency depreciation, urging President-elect Carter to study these lessons and not repeat costly errors.
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Jimmy Carter
Carter
Walter Eltis
Exter College
Oxford University
Eltis
Lloyds Bank Review
Britain
Maly
United States
Congress
England Still Thrives in a Postwar Renaissance
From the boat train to London, a green revival follows the drought and heat. The piece explores England’s rebirth in economy and culture, noting Labour strife, immigration, and a resilience praised by critics. Thatcher figures in the political forecast, with a view toward Conservative leadership.
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Ay Holmes
Alexander London
Southhampton
London
England
Dunklk
Asia
Africa
East Indies
Mullay
Margaret Thatcher
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
ERA Explanation Reader Comment on Abortion Debate
A reader argues the 27th Amendment risks abortion on demand via ERA links, citing scholars who warn it would not protect the unborn. The piece urges Indiana senators to oppose ratification or place the issue on referendum for voter input.
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Indiana
Retty Friedan
National Organization of Women
Aboction
Supreme Court
Yale Law
Thomas I. Emerson
Weaen
de. Emerson
Joseph Witherspoon
U. of Texas Law School
Charles Rice
U. of Notre Dam Law School
Sam A. Ervin
Avor
Herakd
GOP's Future After Carter Victory and Party Tensions
The piece argues Carter owes his win to black voters with high turnout and Alabama support, shaping GOP strategy toward more liberal or more conservative postures. It questions whether the party will swing right to win again, noting Meany’s influence, Reagan speculation, and potential candidates like Connally or Thompson, amid debate on Carter’s moderation.
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Jimmy Carter
South
Carter
Gerald Ford
Dixie
Alabama
George Meany
Meany
Georgia
GOP
Mr. Ford
Reagan
Jie
Af Carter
John Connally
James Thompson
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Editor's Outlook on the Underground Press Decline
The piece critiques the 1960s underground press and its so called alternative model. It highlights The Los Angeles Free Press decline due to sex oriented advertising and loss of credibility. It notes shifts toward interpretive journalism and the enduring value of traditional reporting.
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Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Berkeley
Hollywood
New York City
West Coast
Sage
Los Angeles Free Press
Free Press
Bulletin
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Barbara O'Keiley
Gannett
Penelope Grenoble
Grenoble
Ms. Grenoble
Kobbledugagh
Mussolini
N Popola
Maria Goebbels
Voerkischer Heubachter
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Quadrennial Club proposed in Phillips survey satire
Kevin P. Phillips mocks Republican pundits proposing a Washington club to ignore down ticket reversals and focus on a 1980 presidential win. The piece lampoons rosy forecasts and notes GOP losses in state legislatures, redistricting fears, and possible Carter-favoring voter registration shifts.
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Kevin P. Phillips
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Jimmy
White House
GOP
Ohio
California
Congress
Roosevelt
Sruman
Massachusetts
U.S
House of Representatives
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Mensergee
Rie Ie
Romer
Assocatto
Phillips
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Tennessee
South Carolina
Florida
Nixie Park
New York State Senate
95Th Congress
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GOF
Quadrensis Club
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King Features Syndicate
Armerica
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