Carter's computer driven campaign and its human touch
An analysis of Jimmy Carter's campaign, highlighting two computer systems guiding scheduling and messaging. The piece notes the front seat computer as a symbol of meticulous, data driven strategy paired with Carter's skilled empathy. It argues the campaign aims to please diverse audiences while steering toward broad, non decisive policy stances.
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Jimmy Carter
Atlanta
Fritz Mondale
Pat Caddell
Cambridge
New York Times
Carter
Pennsylvania
Mondale
Warm Springs
Franklin D. Roosevelt
F.D.R
Ford
The Gorgeous Hussy With Joan Crawford Stars
A film feature promotes The Gorgeous Hussy starring Joan Crawford and Robert Taylor with Lionel Barrymore. Also noted are local notices on fruit prices at James Peters' in North Bennington and the remodeling of Woodford Hollow school by Amos Bishop. Sept. 20, 1951 Robert E. Cummings Jr. listed as son of Mr and Mrs R E Cummings Sr.
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M-G-M
San Francisco
Joan Crawford
America
Robert Taylor
Hussy
Lionel Barrymore
James Peters
North Bennington
Woodford Hollow
Amos Bishop
Woodford
Robert E. Cummings Jr
R. E. Cum
Thomas A. Cushman
John H. Cushman
Burgess Road
United States Army
Fort Bragg
N.C
Bennington High School
Preserve and Protect Our Constitution Letter to the Editor
A Bennington letter argues for constitutional fidelity and citizen responsibility, noting Constitution Week Sept 17 23 proclaimed by President Ford, and urging engagement in elections to sustain a government of the people by the people. It reflects on rights duties and historic resilience of the U S Constitution.
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Gerald R. Ford
Imagination Shapes Opportunity But Fewer Compose
A reflective aphorism contrasts abundant imagination with music, noting many fiddlers per composer. It underscores how creative breadth is limited by the rarity of standout vision.
When in doubt, shut up on tax reform debate
The Wall Street Journal urges restraint on editorial page commentary about the tax reform bill. It suggests the president veto or voters elect a new Congress to pass a simple bill, while pondering the public’s ability to form informed opinions. The piece questions the role of media, voters, and critics in a republic.
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Journal
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Panama Canal
Jimmy Carter
Clarence Kelley
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