Pocketbook issues in Ford campaign strategy
The article notes strong early 1970s economic gains with GNP rising 7.5 percent and inflation under 4 percent. It argues voters may shift focus from pocketbook concerns as prosperity returns, making it hard for Ford to gain late in the election. Defusing rivals’ pocketbook themes is seen as the main strategic gain.
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Ford Administration
White House
Ford Campaign
The Valuation of a Person at the Chemical Store
Yale biochemist Harold J. Morowitz calculated the average value of human body components at 254.54 dollars per gram. Using his weight and a 68 percent water content, he estimated his own body would be worth six million dollars, noting this excludes the cost of assembly.
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Harold J. Morowitz
Yale University
Morowitz
Hospital Practice
Jailer site row sparks public letter from Donald Cote
The York County Coast Star notes a March 19 1974 authorization for Sheriff Dutremble and County Attorney Cole to study four jail sites. A reader claims Dutremble pressed private land owners before a Genest sale and questions soil tests, sewage capacity, and a $45000 allocation. The letter accuses attempts to cover up and urges scrutiny of the county’s decision.
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York County Coast Star
Richard Dutremble
Roland Cole
Board of Commissioners
the Star
Dutremble
Cole
The
Coast Star
Sheriff Dutremble
Star
Biddeford-Saco Journal
Gerard Genest
Alfred
Rior
Genest Land
Genest
Fourty
Donald R. Cote
Horror regimes in Cambodia and North Korea exposed
Washington reports two brutal dictatorships, Cambodia and North Korea, as vast human rights crises aided by intelligence analysis. Khmer Rouge forced mass exodus, city dissidents crushed, education halted, and mass indoctrination used to control the population. North Korea divides citizens into reliability categories with severe surveillance, arrests, and purges under a tightening security state.
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Jack Anderson
Ithles Whitten
Washington
Cambodia
North Korea
Thailand
Chung Hee Park
South Korea
Khmer Rouge
U S government reneges on a promise
Supreme Court rules trigger congressional changes to campaign finance rules in 1976. Ford, Reagan, Humphrey and Carter face funding hurdles as matching funds may be withheld. FEC reconstitution stalls, private money limits persist, and independent campaigns test free speech.
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Tom Wicker
New York Times
NEW York
Supreme Court
Congress
Ford
Pennsylvania
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Ronald Reagan
White House
Federal Elections Commission
Reagan
FEC
House
Senate
Henry Jackson
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Wegen
Max Palevesky
California
Carter
Ussr
Lenin
R Square
Spain
Portugal
China
United States
Yugoslovia
Tito
Hubert Horatio Humphrey
Wallace
Nixon
Spiro Agnew
Washington’s embassy hot seat on Carter and China
James Reston notes diplomats in Washington puzzle over the 1976 presidential race and U.S. foreign policy. Ambassadors and aides guess Carter’s stance and Kissinger’s future moves while China leadership shifts fuel speculation about Teng and Hua Kuo-feng amid global realignments.
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James Reston
New York Times
Washington
Lower
16Th Street
Rock Creek Park Bridge
Connecticut Avenue
Massachusetts Avenue
Jimmy Carter
Kissinger
Hubert Humphrey
Ford
Nelson Rockefeller
U.S
Europe
Italy
Capito Hill
Humphrey
P High Jeep
Pogey Bottom
State Department
China
Soviet Union
Japan
Peking
Hua Kuo-feng
Teng
Chou En-lai
United States
Chou
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Brian C. Thayer
Gladys M. Whitehouse
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Ljournal
Lurie
D.C
David Bruce
George Bush