GOP Free for All Emerges in Iowa Senate Race
A Republican field in Iowa broadens after Gov. Ray declines to run for Dick Clark’s Senate seat. Lt. Gov. Nel signals governor bid only if Ray runs elsewhere, while several leaders bow out or hint at runs. As Van Nostrand enters, a flood of possible contenders follows, signaling a likely convention decision rather than a June primary.
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Dick Clark
U.S. Senate
Ray
Nel
Mary Louise Smith
Iowa
GOP
Tom Stoner
Maurice Baringer
Joe Betroche
Indianola
Turner
Betroche
Marvin Pomerantz
Des Moines
Calvin Hultman
Red Oak
Iowa Commerce Commission
Maurice van Nostrand
Jepsen
E.E. Hultman
J. Clark
Cloning Controversy Surrounds Rorvik Book Debate
Critics clash over David Rorvik’s In His Image claiming human cloning. Scientists doubt the feat while warning hoax talk could erode public trust, though authorship ethics stay the perilous issue. Researchers say true cloning may appear, but the public response matters most.
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David Rorvik
Rorvik
Inflation overshadows unemployment in Harris survey findings
The Harris poll shows 82 percent say inflation harms them personally more than joblessness, with 73 percent expecting rising prices over the next year. A 46 percent to 33 percent majority also view inflation as a national problem greater than unemployment, while confidence in beating inflation remains low.
Conspiracy Claims About the Trilateral Commission
The text alleges the Trilateral Commission includes about 250 members from North America Europe and Japan and seeks to rule the world. It cites Zbigniew Brzezinski and David Rockefeller, claims secret meetings and control by CFR banks and multinational corporations with Carter’s alleged ties.
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Trilateral Commission
North America
Europe
Japan
Zbigniew Brzezinski
U.S
David Rockefeller
Brzezinski
Council On Foreign Relations
Rockefeller
CFR
Chase Manhattan Bank
Editorial snippet hints at Carter era cabinet reshuffle and future leadership
The letter lists Mondale Vance Brown Blumenthal Young Warnke and others as potential future leaders, citing Carters promise of new faces. It notes governors and senators as grooming for the presidency, and links this to Carter's performance and Canal stance amid Senate tensions.
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Mondale
Vance
Defense
Brown
Treasury
Blumenthal
U.N
Andrew Young
Warnke
Carter
Perfected rhetoric and critique in a March Gazette letter
A March Gazette letter under Perfected surveys Jesus teachings then mocks church members. It contrasts the church as a hospital for sinners with outsiders who claim saints. It defends Christian humility and cites Romans while noting abortion debates and rights to life.
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the Gazette
Jesus
Anti-labor rhetoric attacks the National Right to Work Committee
Letter denounces NRWC as hypocritical and proclaims it funds via franking abuse. Claim cites House Ethics response and asks for court action outcomes on finances and tax-exempt status. Accuses GOP ties, union-busting networks, and a new group CUFF linked to manufacturers.
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National
Right To Work Committee
Redneck
House
Senate
House Ethics Committee
Republican Party
National Right To Work Committee
National Association of Manufacturers
Council On
Powell the Carter White House press secretary profiled
A profile of Jody Powell describes the 34 year old as a popular, accessible insider who guides reporters on Carter’s actions. It notes his humor, occasional sharpness, reluctance to delegate, and willingness to admit mistakes while predicting a lengthy tenure despite pressures.
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Carter
Jody Powell
White House
Joseph Lester Powell Jr
Jody
Ford
Nixon
Powell
Ol’ Boy
Hamilton Jordan
Jimmy Carter
Jordan
Bert Lance
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