CSFC Backing Conservatives Aimed at Congress Seats
The Committee for the Survival of a Free Congress backs candidates in the 95th Congress race. CSFC funds research and campaigning to aid conservatives like Bob Casey in Pennsylvania and helps candidates in Virginia, Indiana, Illinois, Montana, Texas, Ohio, and more. The group seeks to blunt liberal drives for more spending and government control.
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Committee For the Survival of A Free Congress
CSFC
Senate
Jake Garn
Utah
Paul Laxalt
Nevada
Washington, D.C
CSEC
Robert J. Casey
Casey
Pennsylvania
Iden
Upyone
Joseph Coore
Bobie
Virginia
Indiana
Ilinois
Montana
Mena
Texas
Ohio
CSF
Survey and Prospect Argue Inflation Causes and Jobs
A discussion argues inflation stems partly from past underproduction and that investing in capital and labor could raise output without triggering booms. It blames excessive regulations and red tape, suggesting private sector job growth over government programs, with criticism of tax breaks and defense spending.
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Absord
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Defense Department
Plantimal breakthrough claimed by Florida scientist
Dr. James X. Hartmann and assistant George Willis report fusing a tobacco plant cell with a rooster red blood cell into a single cell. Findings await independent confirmation. Potentially enabling meat-like substance synthesis through photosynthesis or new cancer therapies, the work is described as interesting yet possibly horrifying.
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James X. Hartmann
Florida Atlantic University
George Willis
Hartmann
Helms Emerges as New Conservative Voice in GOP
Kansas City analysis notes Sen. Jesse Helms of North Carolina rising as a central conservative force at the Republican convention. It compares his impact to Barry Goldwater’s rise, highlighting Helms’ organizing drive, platform battles, and potential to shape the party’s future under Reagan-era dynamics.
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Kansas City
Richard Nixon
John F
Chicago
Barry Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
Goldwater
Jesse Aes
North Corona
Egiet
Reagan
Helms
North Carolina
Fort
Robert Ray
John East
Tom Ellis
New York
James L. Buckley
Jesse Helms
John Connally
Republic
Kelson Rockefeller
Republican Party
Ford
Nnder-day Saints
Conservative Platform Reforms Reagan Aims at Maxim Gun Style
John Chamberlain reports on Reagan era conservatives reshaping the Republican platform. Conservatives oust moderated positions, pushing a pro life constitutional amendment, strict gun stance, opposition to national health insurance, and a forceful balanced budget plan within three years. They alter busing, welfare, pay scales, and foreign policy to reflect a hard line.
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Reagan
Martin Anderson
Hoover Institution
Palo Alto
California
Ford
Republican National Committee
Republican Party
Republicn National Committee
RNC
INC
Freedom Free Enterprises and the Free Society
The quote argues that true freedom requires the ability to choose work, buy at open market prices, combine capital, collaborate with others, and join or abstain from associations. It claims central state control harms liberty and cites Jay Van Andel of Amway Corp as a proponent of free enterprise.
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Bey
Jay van Andel
Amway Corp
Speech Risks at Conventions Highlight Political Hype
Senators warned early convention speakers to avoid premature mentions of candidates. The piece notes peanut politics and foreign backing of dubious allies, urging caution as conventions claim to nominate the next president. It discusses odds and dangers of convention speeches and risks of too favorable predictions.
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Jimmy Carter
Peanut
United States
Tue
Staffing Tops Government Slots
The piece argues bureaucratic resistance to reform inside a sprawling federal system. It notes long serving officials shift with policy changes, resist concessions, and administrative duties are unclear. It describes the complexity of staffing high offices and the need for diverse expertise amid expanding departments.
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Careel
Congress
Mississippi Delegation Dominates NBC Night at the Ballot Box
A critical, satirical take on the 1964 party conventions contrasts Mississippi delegates with other figures. The piece riffs on televised oratory, political strategy, and the spectacle of speeches by Baker Connally Rockefeller and Ford, noting TV camera distractions and the era’s blunt rhetoric.
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