Moon, Findhorn Figures Highlight Spring Events In New York
A Moonie festival at Yankee Stadium and Peter Caddy at Findhorn showcase spiritual circuits in New York and Scotland. Moon appeals to followers to renounce families for his church while Caddy promotes horticultural mysticism and harmonious living. Governor Wallace seeks a spiritual revolution amid political defeat as media softens.
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George C. Wallace
Alabama
America
Big City
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George Wallace
Credit Where Due in Nicklaus Era Golf Flashbacks
A collection of television flashbacks recalls Jack Nicklaus on his Ohio course and Bobby Jones as a lasting influence on amateur tradition. Mayor Jimmy Walker’s reception of Jones in New York highlights Jones’s role in shaping tour standards and the amateur ethos amid pro budgets. A call for federal disaster funds for cities hit by natural disasters and Olympics bidding is noted alongside reflections on the permissive society and a history-scarce youth, with a skeptical note on Golden Oldies.
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New York
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England
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Jones
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Wallace's Faltering Presidential Ambitions and Legacy
George Wallace nears the end of a dynamic political arc as a protest voice who never reached the White House. The piece compares him to Bryan, notes his influence on Carter Reagan and broader reform themes, and assesses his decline tied to liberalism's defensiveness and Sun Belt demographics.
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Yate
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Deep South
Texas
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George Corley Walece
Ave Atquevale
Governor Aiken Back Home Reflects On Frost And Faith
Washington commentator recalls U.S. Senator George Aiken of Vermont, praising his Senate Diary from 1972 to 1975. The piece contrasts Aiken's conscientious, gruff practicality with Robert Frost’s vanity, recounts Crawford, Putney Mountain reflections, and notes Aiken’s view of politics and eternity.
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Gallup Poll Shows Conservative Shift In American Voters
Ralph de Toledano notes a Gallup survey finding a 3 to 2 tilt toward right-leaning views among all adults, with Republicans strongly right and independents leaning right. The piece argues the public wants less government and warns of paradoxes as voters back subsidies while denouncing taxes and waste. It credits Reagan and Carter's conservatism trends and Friedman economic ideas as shaping a slow move toward fiscal sanity.
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America
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Voting rights through American history in one nation’s tale
Washington era voting was limited to free white male property owners. Over centuries amendments expanded suffrage to women and Black citizens, with 18 voting age later reduced to 18. By November 1972 the eligible electorate reached about 150 million, while territories still lacked votes in presidential elections.
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