Public Plunder Warning If McGovern Wins
The piece argues McGovern would trigger widespread government worker strikes, hampering public services and boosting deficits. It cites promised higher social spending, a 1974 deficit of 126 billion, and calls for stronger anti strike laws, asserting new administrations would face frequent labor disruptions and reduced governance effectiveness.
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George McGovern
Democratic Party
McGovern
Nixon
Senate
House of Representatives
Departments of Health, Education and Welfare
of Labor
House
Postal Union
New Orleans
High Rate of Hijacking Failures Prompts Quick Security Push
Airlines and the FAA tighten security after a surge in hijack attempts for ransom. Sixty five percent failed this year, with 16 of 17 attempts thwarted or controlled by authorities. Measures include metal detectors, stricter baggage checks, locked rear doors, a $280,000 reward fund, and more pre boarding checks by customs and U S marshals. Passengers face longer departures but urged cooperation for safety.
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Delta
Algeria
Air Transport Association
Washington
FAA
ATA
U.S
First woman to command Air Base Group in the Air Force
Colonel Norma E. Brown is appointed to command the 6970th Air Base Group at Fort Meade Maryland a 2000 member unit mostly men marking a historic first for the Air Force and U.S. armed forces Brigadier General Jeanne N Holm confirms the milestone The piece also notes related comments by Brig Gen Mildred C Bailey Admiral Zumwalt and broader debate over women's roles in the military.
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Air Force
Norma E. Brown
Fort Meade
Maryland
Brown
U.S
Jeanne N. Holm
National Security Administration
Mildred C. Bailey
Women’s Army Corps
Army
Elmo R. Zumwalt
Naval Operations
Navy
Local AP Notice on Reprint Rights and Dispatches
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of all AP credited or uncredited news dispatches and to the local news published in this paper. Reproduction rights on special dispatches are reserved by AP.
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Associated Press
Value for the Dollar in U S Debt and Tax Ideas
The piece argues the United States has large external debts owed by foreign governments and war-time favors, noting figures for Soviet and World War II lend lease. It highlights Rep Stewart McKinney and allies push to force debt collection and proposes tax credit ideas from James Ferris and economist Henry Hazlitt to curb inflationary finance. It also mentions Weicker Kennedy transport funding ideas and political context in Connecticut.
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U.S
Fort Knox
Connecticut
Stewart McKinney
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
Lester Wolff
New York
Thomas Morgan
Pennsylvania
U.S. Treasury
McKinney
Treasury
Russia
Moscow
Fairfield County
Lowell Weicker
Highway Trust Fund
Senator Kennedy
Massachusetts
Weicker
Weicker‘Kennedy
James Ferris
Greenwich
Ferris
Congress
T.o.u.s
McKinney and Weicker
Henry Hazlitt
Wilton, Coon
Republican
Republicans For An Open Party Rises In 1976 Debate
Washington scene outlines a GOP push against quotas to pack state delegations and convention committees. Open Party leaders Wiggins Crane Snyder argue quotas disenfranchise voters while GOP moderates back current methods. Debate centers on Agnew’s possible path to the presidency and the balance between conservative and liberal wings amid McGovern reforms.
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Washington
D. C
Senate
Maine
Massachu
Republican House
Javits
Percy
Ripon Society
Wiggins
California
Crane
Illinois
Snyder
Kentucky
Daley
Chicago
New
Democratic National Committee
George McGovern
GOP
Spiro Agnew
Antiquota Open Party
Agnew
Familjiar
Ési
Buj
Ralph de Toledano on the Jewish Vote and Nixon
The piece analyzes Jewish voting patterns in the 1970s, arguing the Jewish vote leans toward Nixon due to a pro Israel stance and fears of McGovern’s economic and foreign policies. It notes shifts among suburban Jews and compares past party realignments under FDR and Eisenhower, highlighting concerns over isolationism and civil rights group influence.
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Nixon
McGovern
Roosevelt
Truman
Kennedy
Johnson
Humphrey
Israel
Soviet Union
Franklin D. Roosevelt
FDR
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Women's Liberation
Rick Stearns
Chamberlain
Portuguese Brazilian Entente Gains in Africa and trade ties
The growing Portugal Brazil rapprochement aims to open Angola and Mozambique markets to Brazilian products while Portuguese capital backs Brazilian development in heavy machinery and cement. The two nations pursue joint industrial and financial links, aided by a new equal rights statute and an eye toward regional influence as US influence wanes.
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South Atlantic
Roboredo ¢ Silva
Portu
Brazil
Aomy
Africa
America
Latin America
Europe
Portuga Wiill
Angola
Mozambique
Lisbon
Brasilia
Joao Augusto Dias Rosas
Delfim Netto
Rio
Santos
Petrobras
Dias Rosas
Wil
Attica
Portugal
Perlik Endorses McGovern Stirring Guild Debates
Charles Perlik head of the Newspaper Guild endorses Senator McGovern without broad consultation. His stance angers some guild leaders who urge clear separation between opinion and reporting. The piece questions neutrality in newsrooms and the press’s role in reporting events versus expressing views.
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Charles Perlik
Newspaper Guild
Senator McGovern
Guild
Perlik
George McGovern
Hanoi
Objectivity and opinion in newspapers debated
The article discusses planning, editorial aims, and the need for objective reporting. John Whale argues that facts are essential and a newspaper should present opinions carefully, noting trusted columnists reveal their stance while unsigned editorials can mislead. He stresses reporters form informed views but keep them restrained during work.
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John Whale
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