Unneighborly Trudeau Strains U S Canada Ties
A Canadian Senate committee flags 32 problem areas with the United States as Trudeau's government pursues protectionist steps and Cuba ties. The piece questions whether his stance hinders rather than helps repair bilateral relations and urges better mutual understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Canada
U.S
United States
Trudeau
Havana
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Africa
Saskatchewan
Washington
Britain pays for rudderless years
Harold Wilson’s 1964 decision to cap the pound at 2.80 dollars spurred a costly era of borrowing and devaluation. The piece contrasts his self justifications with Nixon-like flaws, notes his indecisiveness, and argues Britain’s decline from wealth to near-poorest among the Common Market nations amid unions and inflation.
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Anthony Lewis
New York Times
Harold Wilson
Britain
Wilson
Reds
Harry Truman
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Downing St
Labor Party
Lyndon Johnson
Charles DeGaulle
Peter Jenkins
The
Guardian
France
West Germany
New Statesman
Jenkins
Slogan winner Freedom's Way U S A chosen
The American Bicentennial slogan contest selects Freedom's Way U S A by Ellen Harness of Litchfield Connecticut as the official phrase. President Ford will honor Harness in a White House ceremony. other finalists and runners up are named with details on the judging, ballots, and supporters.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Freedom’s Way
U.S.A
Ford
Ellen Harness
Litchfield
America
Copernicus Society of America
Edward J. Piszek
American Motors
Freedom's Way
American Legion
Burt
Harness
Nola Pearson
Akron
Ohio
Bitsy Jennings
Aubur
Ala
Consumer Product Safety Commission
John Byington
White House
Senate Commerce Committee
Byington
National Consumer Information Center
Utah Consumer Action Panel
Virginia Knauer
Texas campaign swing reshapes 1976 Republican race
Ford surrogate dominates Dallas visits and media briefings while Texas leaders weigh primary impact. Tower forecasts shifts after North Carolina results, Connally downplays involvement, and foreign policy emerges as the defining issue ahead of Texas votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Safire
New York Times
Dallas
Secretary of
Texas
Ford
Pooh
Panama Canal
Washington
John Tower
Dallas Issinger
Reagan
North Carolina
White House
John Connally
Florida
Jimmy Carter
J.C
Newampshire
Connally
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Flint
Mich
Olive Cutting
Wee Cod
Mass
Leigh Waterman
Forestville
N.Y
Washington, D.C
Frank Ingo
Mardi Devolites
Federal Fish and Wildlife Service
Keith Schreiner
Endangered Species Office
Lurie
N.C
Congress
Wm. E. Foster
Alta W. Foster
B.F.C. Whitehouse
W. Paul Casavant
Brian C. Thayer
Gladys M. Whitehouse
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