Can We Rely on Ford Reagan Defense Claims Survey Analysis
The piece weighs President Ford and Ronald Reagan on U S defense readiness amid Soviet superiority claims. It notes Ford's assurances of superiority in missiles, warheads, strategic aircraft, naval tonnage and survivability. It cites Reagan’s criticisms as a spur to scrutiny and policy focus ahead of the 1976 campaign.
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Ford
Ronald Reagan
Soviet Union
United States
Reagan
Milwaukee
United Nations
Californian
Department of Defense
Henry Jackson
Wrong Set of Values In Teen Pregnancy Debate
A HEW official notes US teen pregnancy rates at about 500,000 yearly and warns the real issue is reducing sexual activity among teenagers rather than expanding sex education. He argues that campaigns should focus on delaying sexual activity to cut abortions and births to young parents ill prepared for responsibilities.
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United States
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Louis Hellman
HEW
Doctors Fight Substitution Laws Over Generic Drugs
Ralph de Toledano argues against consumer driven substitution laws that would let pharmacists replace prescribed medicines with generics. He cites evidence from Oklahoma and Saskatchewan showing little or no patient savings, warns of health risks, and highlights local doctors' media campaign “Medicine and Politics Don't Mix” to preserve strict adherence to doctors’ prescriptions.
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Congress
Pharmaceutics
Francis A. Davis
Oklahoma
Saskatchewan
Kane County
Pottowatomie County
Pontotoc County
Olahoma
Case In Point
County Medical Societies
New York
Seminar contrasts Steffens and All the President's Men on corruption
John Chamberlain notes Troy State University journalism seminar where students preferred Steffens for tracing municipal corruption to its roots, while Bernstein and Woodward’s book about Watergate focused on pursuit and mystery. He argues Nixon, not journalists, drove the narrative and fuels debate on accountability.
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Troy State University School of Journalism
Alabama
Lincoln Steffen
Washington Post
Carl Bernstein
Hob Woodward
Steffens
Richard Nixon
Watergate
Deep Throat
Alexander Butterfield
White House
Senate Committee
Nixon
Woodward
Butterfield
New York Times
Hanson Baldwin
Martin Luther King Jr
Lyndon Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Anna Chennault
Truman
Pendergast
Kansas City
Roosevelt
Carlos Lindbergh
Thimmesch
John F. Kennedy
Harry. Luke
Charles J. W. Murphy
Fortune
Bay of Pigs
Luce
Kennedy
Washington
Bernstein
Franklin Roosevelt
Eleanor
FDR
Reflections on Nixon tapes and historical depth
A critical column questions the value of Nixon era tapes and Bernstein Woodward revelations. It contrasts impeachment stakes with disclosures about presidential privacy and calls for broader scrutiny of archival harm, press freedoms, and past presidential surveillance across multiple administrations.
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Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Palm Sunday as True Victory and the Cross
Chaplain at Furman recalls Palm Sunday as a misunderstood moment. Jesus did not come to be a triumphal hero but to bear the cross, weeping for contemporaries who rejected him. The piece urges rereading sermons and personal scripts to honor the cross over crowd-pleasing triumph.
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Oliver
Kidron
Jerusalem
Jesus
Trumph
Tam
Paul
Jose i
Primary debates yield surprising dividends in 1976 race
The presidential primaries reveal shifts in rhetoric and policy focus. Ford drops detente language, Udall sheds liberal label, and concerns over leaks rise as Cuba relations and CIA disclosures draw attention. The House funds secrecy oversight amid debate on intelligence and public accountability.
Understanding Henry Kissinger by William F Buckley Jr
An exploration of Kissinger and U S foreign policy during the Nixon era. Buckley weighs pessimism about American leadership, compares Kissinger to historical conservative thinkers, and questions whether a more proactive stance could have altered global outcomes.
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