Nation faces unsettled 1976 nomination race
The 1976 campaign remains wide open with volatile GOP contests around Ford Reagan and a Democratic race led by Carter. Ford fights to stay in, while Carter faces Brown and Udall challenges. Analysts note historical uncertainty and potential late entries, including Connally or Rockefeller.
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Goldwater on Reagan and Panama in the primary aftermath
The piece discusses Ronald Reagan versus Barry Goldwater amid Indiana primary night criticism from Republicans. It cites Goldwater's Panama Canal stance, debate over guerrilla warfare, and calls for party unity while noting internal party strain and media portrayal. The author defends Goldwater’s positions and questions Reagan’s approach.
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Teachers College and Sarah Lawrence visitors at Bennington
Two NYC student groups join Bennington College as teachers college representatives study advanced education methods. Editors announce Robert J. M. Matteson of Middlebury as editor in chief of the 1937 Kaleidoscope year book. Vermont maple syrup day notes at the Senate restaurant.
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Alligator in the Government: A Lighter Side Take
Washington columnist Dick West riffs on how the government and presidential campaign fear the government much like Albert the Alligator from Pogo. Dr. Luigi Papuli likens the scene to a comic strip panic as officials flee from a giant, unwieldy state.
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Other Opinion Put the carts back
The Indianapolis News argues shoppers who leave grocery carts in aisles and parking areas burden stores with replacement costs. It notes high grocery bills tempt customers to skip returning carts, calling such behavior lazy and wasteful. The piece frames cart neglect as a failed consumer responsibility.
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