Democrats Rally Against Wallace at Governors Conference
At the National Governors Conference in New Orleans Democratic stalwarts oppose Governor George C. Wallace of Alabama, arguing against his nomination while he maintains rising support. Florida’s Gov. Reubin Askew urges a party loyalty pledge as the party debates unity and Ford’s mounting strength appears as a counterpoint to Wallace’s momentum.
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George C. Wallace
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Reubin Askew
Florida
Wallace
William Waller
Mississippi
Julian Bond
Georgia
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Henry Jackson
Terry Sanford
Fred Harris
Morris Udall
Edmund Muskie
George McGovern
Ford
Gerald Ford
Not A One Country Job Starvation elsewhere and U S aid urged
The piece notes widespread hunger in East Africa and the Caribbean with drought and overgrazing driving famine in Ethiopia Somalia Haiti faces drought and high birthrates. It cites U S relief for 120000 Haitians for five months and CROP aid shipments to Port au Prince while urging broader world support. The author questions critics and emphasizes U S willingness to share but not act alone.
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Caribbean
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Somalia
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Nogal Valley
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Community Hunger Appeal Agency
Church World Service
Port-au-Prince
West Indies
Senate to settle New Hampshire seat dispute by new election
A New Hampshire Senate seat remains unfilled as disputes over the Durkin and Wyman contest wind through the Senate Rules Committee. The piece urges returning the issue to New Hampshire for a fresh election to restore constitutional guarantees and public trust, arguing a new vote would yield a clear, untained result.
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Granite
John Durkin
Congress
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Louis Wyman
Wyman
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House of Congress
Wyman-Durkin
Senate Rules Committee
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House of Representatives
Nashua
James H. Duffy
Manchester
Dover
Troy
Our Military Hangs Tough
Washington DC is the setting for a three day World Future Society convention where Warren Wagar of NYU argues capitalism will yield to Marxism. The piece links Pugwash detente talks and Kennedy era limits on nuclear tests to a broader American resolve, praising the Defense Department and its RDT&E program as the last safeguard against a Marxist-Leninist shift.
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World Future Society
Washington Hilton
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New York University
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Russia
Wagar
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Ike
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Defense Department
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Rdt&e
In Praise Of Nonassertive Women And Humility
A columnist reviews Dr. Patricia Jacubowski-Spector of the University of Missouri who promotes assertiveness for women yet warns against aggression. He notes resistance among men and contrasts traditional Japanese matron power with gentle civility, arguing humility may better guide behavior than overt self-assertion. He cites Harding and Lowell to frame etiquette over confrontation.
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Jacubowski- Spector
Ann Arbor
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Jacubowski-Spector
Jacobowski-Spector
Warren Harding
James Russell Lowell
Jacobowski- Spec
Policing Bureaucracy and Food Standards Debate
John Chamberlain argues against a new Cabinet level nutrition office and a federal food bureaucracy. He cautions that big government risks freezing standards, prefers a Senate subcommittee to oversee agencies like the FTC and FDA, and supports flexible, science-based targets rather than inflexible rules. He cites McGovern, George McGovern, Linus Pauling, John Cage, and Woodrow Wilson to frame the critique.
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Senate
Nader
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Food and Drug Administration
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Ney
Sen
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Federal Food and Nutrition Office
India
Linus Pauling
Fiorello la Guarida
New York
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