Why Connally Reagan and Rockefeller back Ford in 1976
Connally seeks to regain credibility and respectability after the milk fund allegations, choosing to campaign for Ford to improve his image. Reagan,虽tough, commits to help Ford to protect his influence in California and national GOP leadership, aiming to remain a party figure. he may benefit if Ford loses. Rockefeller will aid Ford despite backlash, hoping for a government role, likely State or Defense, or ambassadorial posts, while staying engaged for influence.
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Messrs
Connally
Reagan
Rockefeller
Ford
GOP
United States
Ron
California
Country
Rocky
the Observer
Defense
Great Britain
Bennington to New York tighten rules for safer driving
News brief notes stricter traffic rules in New York bound travel, with reduced speeds and penalties for improper passing at crossings curves and low visibility. Also mentions Bennington figures visiting Hoover in New York and local civic items.
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Bennington
New York
Big City
John Spargo
Old Bennington
Hoover
Waldorf-Astoria
Manchester
Ara A. Griggs
Burlington
China's Post Mao Fate Debated by U S China Watchers
The article weighs who may guard China after Mao and how leadership might shift. Hua Kuo Feng Wang Hungwen Chang Ch’un chiao and Yeh Chien ying are named as potential burial leaders with debate over who backs the armed forces. Washington weighs China after Mao toward cooperation or confrontation with Moscow and the West. It recalls Mondale's 1971 social goals act and its vision of national goals and priorities.
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Peking
China
United States
Hua Kuo-feng
Communist Party
State Council
Wang Hungwen
Shanghai Communist Party
Chang Ch’un-chiao
Yeh Chienying
Yeh Chien-ying
Ch’en Hsi-lien
Mondale Liberalism and the Information crusade debate
The article critiques Mondale's 1972 bill pushing more spending and power for behavioral and social scientists to define public philosophy. It argues liberalism oversimplifies politics as administration aided by information, notes Senate passage but House defeat, and contrasts Western liberal complacency with shifting global power in China and leadership transitions under Mao and Chou En-lai.
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Chairman Mao
China
Chou En-lai
Chou
Teng Hsiao-ping
Teng
Fate
Mondale
Congressional Record
Behavioral and Social Sciences Survey
National Academy of Sciences
Social Science Research Council
Behavioral and Social Scientists
America
Senate
Richard Schweiker
House of Representatives
Lenin
Stalin
Khrushchev
Washington
Mao
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Kenyon
Truman Mattison
Dan J. Keeler
Howard Armstrong
Col. E. A. Alexander
Public Safety
Hamilton Shields
Emergency Resource Planning Committee
Shields
Princeton University
Bennington Housing Authority
North Bennington
North Bennington Water Board
Fred Welling
Layne-Hall Company
Albany
N.Y
Onion
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Wilmington
Harry Chamberlain
West Brattleboro
Edward J. Doyle
King Lion
Arlington Lions Club
Mao Tse-tung
U.S
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George Bush
CIA
Thomas Gates
Shanghai
Moscow
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Berlin
Walter Mondale
Council of
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Congress
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Purina Meow
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del Monte
Snow Man
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Spinelli Field
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Pepperidge Farm
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