Libertarian Spirit Drives 1970s Presidential Hopeful
The piece details Roger MacBride's 1972 Libertarian bid and electoral vote, his links to Thomas Jefferson’s ideals, and the party’s August nominating convention. It notes Dr John Hospers’ views on state policy and mass killings by regimes, plus MacBride's background and aims. A Bangkok dated UPI item reports an MI6 bullet injuring a police lead in an anti bandit campaign.
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University of Southern California
Hospers
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United Tes
Tonie Nathan
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Roger MacBride
Charlottesville
MacBride
Richard Nixon
Virginia
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Jespers
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Teddy Roosevelt
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Jefferson
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Thailand
UPI
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America's first newspaper and itsLondon exile publisher
The first American newspaper appeared in Boston about 285 years ago, published by a London exile who fled arrest for subversive books. The four page Publick Occurrences Both Foreign and Domestick was banned after the September 25 1690 issue.
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Florence M. Kellsy
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New York Mayor Fails to Secure Federal Aid
Washington reports Mayor Abraham Beame failed to persuade President Ford to provide federal help as New York City faces debt beyond November. Fourteen mayors pressed for loans or guarantees to calm investors, but Capitol Hill warned Congress has little appetite to rescue New York. Ford said city must cut expenses and balance its budget to restore bond market confidence.
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