Senate Stability vs House Dynamics in Carter Era
The Senate's six year terms and elder statesmen lend stability despite liberal shifts in the House. With Carter as president and a mixed Senate majority, cooperation and checks and balances shape a cautious path forward. Renewed House liberal leadership contrasts with a still strong Republican minority in the past.
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Wrong Way Score Sparks Outcry Over Violent Arcade Game
A coin operated game lets a player steer an auto and hit pedestrians on a screen. The National Safety Council contrasts this with TV violence, urging a redesign where missing pedestrians yields the point.
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Buckley on Soviets and Capitalists in Absentia
The piece argues over US credit to the Soviet Union and cites Henry Ford's Moscow visit and failure to build a Soviet truck plant. It notes Soviet ventures with US tech and capital, and suggests capitalist prudence amid Vietnam war deaths reducing demand for Ford cars. The argument implies a complex economic motive behind Soviet openness.
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Case Against Vietnam Pardons Sparks Debate
Washington column argues against blanket amnesty for Vietnam era resisters and deserters. It defends Ford clemency as fair after reviewing 14,508 cases, notes 6,000 pardons made, and warns universal amnesty risks military discipline and future conscription. References Carter's promised plan and economic ties with the Soviet Union.
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Kraft sees economy as Carter's hurdle not politics
The piece argues Joseph Kraft frames Carter's challenge as economic, not political. It outlines Democratic leverage, Ford proposals, and the need for a careful stimulus plan balancing quick tax relief with inflation risks, job creation, and long term investment.
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Carter picks ethnics for top posts sparks black pushback
Carl T. Rowan argues that black Americans should not fear Carter's diverse cabinet. He cites Brzezinski Califano and Bergland as capable officials, notes Ethnic Millions' Michael Novak critiques, and says blacks will demand merit over reverse discrimination while pursuing power without disadvantaging whites.
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