Marriage of conservatives in both parties
In New York the piece argues Americans favor conservatism yet Congress and presidents trend liberal. It explains the split arises from party coalitions since the New Deal, with conservatives minority within Democrats and majority within Republicans, shaping elections by looking at party lines versus ideology. The task for conservatives is to unite into a single party.
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Congress
America
Franklin Roosevelt
Reagan
Wallace
GOP
Toto
I.R.A
Belfast
Bennington County
Shirley Decker
Arlington High School
Robert Taylor
Burr and Burton Seminary
Wellesley College
Wellesley
Mass
Vermont
Barbara Kimball
John Kimball
South Street Extension
St. Joseph’s Business School
Conservative realignment proposal by William A. Rusher
William A. Rusher argues conservatives should form a new majority party with conservative Democrats to win the presidency and Congress. He cites Nixon, Ford, Rockefeller, and other moderates, noting the GOP’s liberal bloc hinders unity and risks Democratic dominance.
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Richard Nixon
Ronald Reagan
Nelson Rockefeller
Gerald Ford
Reagan
Ford
Ulster miniwar grows toward uneasy settlement
Analysis of the Northern Ireland conflict from August 1969 to 1973 notes Britain's gradual shift toward nonexistence as a goal while police strength rises. It compares Ulster to Cyprus EOKA, cites casualty figures, militia dynamics, and the costly, persistent violence including knee capping and proxy bombs.
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Ulster
I.R.A
London
Northern Ireland
Britain
Belfast
Cleveland
Ohio
Europe
Obscenity and the idea of verbal rape in culture
A 1975 essay argues that obscenity shifts from emancipation to conformity and that obscene language functions as verbal rape. Cites Freud and Gershon Legman, notes women’s targeting and racial slurs, and questions if recognizing obscenity as psychological warfare changes public discourse. Copyright 1975 Christian Science Publishing Society.
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James Joyce
D. H. Lawrence
Ulysses
Lenny
Sisk
Miss Lawrence
Freud
Gershon Legman
Christian Science Publishing Society
Vermont’s Highway Plan Skewed by Tax Cuts and Red Ink
A look across state policy shows 735 extra miles added to the highway system while ad valorem car registration tax cuts push the Highway Department red. Road projects slated for the year face likely delays due to funding shortfalls.
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State Highway Department
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