Peking rebuke prompts critique of detente policy
The piece rebukes the Chinese acting premier for lecturing the United States on detente during President Ford's visit, arguing such public chastisement by a totalitarian host is ill manners and a trap of overextended summary. It notes Reagan's call for reciprocity with China and Washington invitations.
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Ford
Peking
China
United States
Soviet Union
Ronald Reagan
Washington
Supreme Court decline on narcotics case stirs crime debate
The U S Supreme Court let stand a ruling involving six point eight million dollars of heroin and cocaine seized after a Pennsylvania Turnpike stop. Police had prior informants and a search warrant, but the Pennsylvania Supreme Court had ruled searches on suspicion alone are unconstitutional.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Detroit
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Midwest
East
Rockefeller timing better than Agnew's by Paul Harvey
Paul Harvey argues Rockefeller's resignation timing was fortuitous, avoiding a New York state embarrassment tied to fiscal mismanagement and potential probe. He links Rockefeller to Cuomo era deficits and the Moreland Commission, suggesting the former vice president would have faced scrutiny if he stayed on the ticket. Rockefeller's exit, Harvey contends, eases Ford's political burden.
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Paul Harvey
Rockefeller
New York
Auckland
New Zealand
New York City
Beame
Hudson River
Rome
Carlo Merelli
Hugh Carey
Justice Department
Ormer
Lindsay
Urban Development Corp
UDC
Ford
Agnew
Nelson Rockefeller
Republican Party of
Buckley
National Party
Nelson
Kansas City
Peter Peyser
Roy Goodman
Manhattan
Goodman
Sign Reading The Steak Pit Opens West Of Town
A legible fragment shows a roadside sign advertising T-Bone steaks at 75 cents and a price of seven dollars and ninety five cents with meat included. The note also mentions Forbes Eighty and Sunshine Magazine referencing age milestones.
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Forbes
Obituary notes for Foster family and Whitehouse staff
The snippet lists Wm. E. Foster 1881-1963 and Alta W. Foster 1889-1972 alongside B. F. C. Whitehouse 1891-1971 and 1889-1972. It also names W. Paul Casavant as Publisher with Brian C. Thayer as Executive Editor and Gladys M. Whitehouse as President and Treasurer.
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Wm. E. Foster
Alta W. Foster B.F.C. Whitehouse
W. Paul Casavant
Brian C. Thayer
Gladys M. Whitehouse
Washington Merry-Go-Round shows Albert health log denies drinking problem
Washington columnist notes House Speaker Carl Albert keeps a detailed health and activity log. The log records his fitness, diet, and a persistent refusal to admit any alcohol problem, despite whispers about late nights, jet lag, and party gatherings. He reports a steady weight around 155 pounds and maintains a strict routine from 5:30 a.m. to late-night receptions.
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Les Whitten
Washington
House
Carl Albert
Albert
Bugtussle
Okla
Liv
Carl
China
District of Columbia
Brazil Struggles For Democratic Slow Pace In Face Of Military Rule
Brasília's new capital embodies rigid planning as Brazil shifts from 1960s military rule toward a fragile democracy. Analysts note graft and inflation followed by reforms, yet social gaps widen. Race, regional power, and a looming nuclear program complicate stability as ARENA and MDB vie for influence.
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C.L. Sulzberger
Brasilia
Brazil
Ecuador
Chile
United States
Juscelino Kubitschek
Oscar Niemeyer
Kubitschek
South America
West Germany
Argentina
India
Razil
Janio Quadros
Analysis New York Four Party System Debate
William Safire surveys New Yorks decade long four party experiment Democrat Republican Conservative Liberal in Sen Buckley race and the potential national impact. He evaluates coalitions, patronage, and the risk of minority parties producing plurality winners, warning against a permanent four party system.
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William Safire
Washington
George Wallace
Gene McCarthy
New York State
New York
James Buckley
Charles Goodell
White House
Republicas
Alex Rose
Buckley
Bess Myerson
Pat Moynihan
Brouhaha
Lincoln
House of Representatives
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Niemeyer
Japan
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