Wallace Eyes 1976 Path Aimed At Florida And Michigan Votes
Washington observes Wallace positions for the 1976 race as he builds delegate strength. Analysts note his Florida bid for 81 votes and Michigan upset potential for 133, with a focus on early campaigning in New Hampshire and persistent statewide presence.
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UPI
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Wisconsin
Wlacker
Florida
Michigan
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Secon Lace
New Hampshire
George McGovern
Thesthid
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Wies
Smeionn
Dean Cenit
Dng Kontos
Lesa
Reagan's stance on gun control in presidential bid
Editorial outlines Ronald Reagan as a strong opponent of gun control. It cites his response to Attorney General Levi on handgun bans in high crime areas and argues that arming law abiding citizens protects them. The piece links gun policy to crime control and judicial attitudes, asserting tougher laws for felons and stricter sentencing.
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Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
Edward Lew
Ford
Levi
Reagan Uvus
Congress
Will Rogers urges US readers to assess global nations
In a 1900 dated remark attributed to Gryan Sterling, Will Rogers contrasts American woes with what other nations face. China is in turmoil, Prussia allegedly starves its people for propaganda, England has diplomats but weak markets, and Spain pursues a republic while Americans are urged to reconsider citizenship.
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U.S
China
Frrsia
England
Spain
Smokers face harsher warnings and heavy ads joke
In 1975 a satirical cartoon by Lae Argates Timaw critiques cigarette warnings. A Jesuit speaker claims warnings will grow harsher while a shopper imagines cigarette brands renamed to Heart Attack and High Blood Pressure. The clip mocks public health messaging and advertising hype.
World independence vs UN unity in Third World nations
The article argues that the dream of One World and UN interdependence has faded. It highlights rising separatism in Ulster, Puerto Rico, French Canada, and the Basque provinces, stressing that nations seek autonomy over central control. It cites Afghanistan Sri Lanka Guyana and others pursuing local manufacturing to boost self sufficiency.
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Ulster
Puerto Rico
French Canada
Spain
Lima
Afghanistan
Sri Lanka
Guyana
Name recognition drives political success says UC study
A Sacramento analysis highlights how voters recall names rather than policy. UC Berkeley researcher Robert Antonesa notes campaigns rely on name recognition via billboards and media. The study shows voters often split tickets, favoring the party opposite the presidential winner and knowing only one House candidate’s name.
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Sacramento
Joe
Congress
Washington
University of California
Berkeley
Aask
Robert B. Antonesa
Arseneau
House
Britain risks killing the North Sea oil golden goose
Guest opinion warns that Britain’s push to control North Sea oil profits could alienate partners and raise prices, risking self sufficiency. It argues London may renege on contracts, seek 1 percent ownership, and drift from the European Community while possible domestic socialism diverts oil wealth from rebuilding industry and commerce.
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Britain
Western
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Hich
London
European Economic Community
West
Fairness doctrine criticized as political weapon in broadcasting
The piece argues the fairness doctrine, now flagged for phase out in major markets, enables government pressure on broadcasters. It cites Kennedy and Johnson era use to push progovernment messaging, including 1700 plus free radio broadcasts and a DNC funded attack on right wing voices, urging caution before expanding official monitoring.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
New Frontier
CBS
Fred W. Friendly
Kennedy
Kenneth O'Donnall
Wayne Phillips
Jp.k
White House
Democratic National Committee
DNC
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WGCB
Red Lion
Billy James Hargis
Fred Cook
Guardians of Civil Liberties
Nixon
Los Angeles
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