People Patterns Marriage: A republic or an obstacle course?
FRANK L. OKTAVEC argues marriage creates a new social unit and citizens of a republic, demanding prioritizing partner allegiance over children. It discusses three ways to view marriage, the need for shared goals, and the psychological security driving lasting bonds, plus four key behavior patterns: trust, respect, understanding, and affection.
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Shaftsbury
Republic
Ford or Reagan Aide or Obstacle for 1976 Ticket
Patrick J. Buchanan argues Ford’s path to the White House is weak and outlines why Reagan offers a better chance for the Republicans. He weighs state-by-state dynamics, upcoming conventions, and Carter as the opponent, noting Reagan’s superior campaign vigor and potential to rally the 1976 base.
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Kansas City
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
Montgomery County
Gilbert Gude
Newton Stears
Maryland
Ronald Reagan
GOP
Plains
Mountain States
Reagan
California
United States
Florida
Deep South
Texas
Jimmy Carter
New Hampshire
Illinois
No woman on national ticket yet but time coming says Burke
Rep Yvonne Brathwaite Burke notes Israel and Britain have placed women leaders and argues the United States can do the same. The quote frames the issue as humanity versus overconsumption and its deadly impact, tied to the book By Bread Alone.
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Israel
Golda Meir
Britain
United States
Bennington notices open gates and summer police hats
The older clipping notes the Graded School yard gates left open causing about 20 damage over the weekend with stones and missiles breaking windows and light globes. It also mentions a Bennington Chamber of Commerce clambake at Dwyer's camp and summer police hats designed for cooling breezes.
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Bennington
Eisenhower portrait discussed in Banner letter to editor
In a Letter to the Editor, Arthur R. Armstrong of Hoosick Falls N Y explains the June 7 opening of Prospects of Scotland at the Union Carbide Building New York where Lord Kirkhill received the Eisenhower portrait for St Andrews University. The bicentennial gift was presented by Scottish American Heritage Inc. and honors Gen Eisenhower.
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Eisenhower
Dean Fausett
Lord Kirkhill
Scottish Council Development and Industry
Scotland
Union Carbide
New York
St. Andrews University
Nestor J. MacDonald
Scottish American Heritage Inc
America
Culzean Castle
Gen. Eisenhower
Ford
Washington
U.S
Anne Armstrong
Arthur R. Armstrong
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