Outlook for the Democrats in 1976
Analysis of how the Democratic Party must rebuild strength in the South and among metropolitan East and Middle West Catholics. The piece contrasts Kennedy and Humphrey campaigns, notes the importance of urban Catholics and swing states, and discusses potential paths with or without Southern support, including the prospects for Humphrey’s return.
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South
Metropolitan East
Middle West
Kennedy
Sen. Humphrey
Johnson
Humphrey
New Jersey
Missouri
Illinois
Newark
St. Louis
Gallup
Sen
Vietnam
Democratic Party
East
Deep South
Wallace Territory
Gov. Wallace
Reubin Askew
Florida
Dale Bumpers
Arkansas
Ohio
Wisconsin
California
Fashion show prize winners announced at Martha Canfield Library
Looking Back awards were given Thursday to Mrs. Norris C. Tibbetts and Mrs. Gay Kagey of West Arlington and Mrs. Jerry Sargood and Mrs. John Whalen of Arlington. The piece notes the library event and its winners in a concise local recap.
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Andrew Swhneski
Putnam Street
Holy Rosary Church
Holyoke
Mass
Richard Maloney
James Maloney
Dewey Street
John H. Maloney
Air Force
Burton Sawyer
Army and
Oak Hill School
Pownal
Kirby
Leon A. Wagner
Martha Canfield Library
Norris C. Tibbetts
Gay Kagey
West Arlington
Jerry Sargood
John Whalen
Arlington
Mt. Anthony Union
Union High School
Kissinger's looming exit hints at an era's end
Washington Post reprint by Rod MacLeish weighs Henry Kissinger's shifting aura amid Watergate and global upheaval. It argues his unique foreign policy imprint may fade as new energy, corporate, and geopolitical challenges redefine U.S. diplomacy, while Kissinger remains a central but increasingly unconventional actor.
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Kissinger
Brunnehilde
Siegfried
Chopping a Brick Sparks Teen Pageant Debate
A 16 year old Linda Salcedo from San Francisco split a brick with a karate chop during the California Teen Pageant talent, prompting judges and observers to question what constitutes art. Critics weigh art as self expression against social standards and the idea that art serves the community. The piece ends with reflections from modern and classical thinkers on art, freedom, and definition.
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San Francisco
Linda Salcedo
California
Linda
Bert Parks
Aristotle
Goethe
Henry James
Plato
Brick-Buster
Susan
Sontag and
Marshall
McLuhan
SSMM
Messiah
Manson
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George McGovern
Labor Movement
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New England
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Minnesota
Texas
Maine
Washington
Delaware
New Mexico
Nevada
Democrats
William V. Shannon
N.Y
Times News Service
Sen. McGovern
Massachusetts
New Star Democrats
Everett
Albany
Vermont
Bennington County Courthouse and Jail Committee
E.H. Barlett
Otto Bennett
Luther Graves 2Nd
Irving Cobb
Women Voter’s League
Woodstock
John Paul Jones
Serapin
Scotland
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Philadelphia
Congress
U.S. Supreme Court
Chicago White Sox
Los Angeles Dodgers
Edward Kennedy
Rod Macleish
The
Washington Post
Henry Kissinger
Europe
Soviet Union
United States
Lin Piao
Wall Street Journal
Dukakis
Worthington’s Newsletter
By Melvin Maddocks
Boston
Walter Pater
Christian Science Publishing Society
Catamount National Bank
Catamount
North Bennington
Bennington
Bennington Plaza
Putnam Square
Brattleboro
Manchester Center
West Dover
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