Golden Hind II sails into San Francisco Bay with fanfare
The Golden Hind II replica ships into San Francisco Bay amid grand reception. Historians question Drake’s actual California ports, while Californians fund the project as a tourist lure and potential money maker.
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What Then Will Remain Of Our Estate
Washington readers reflect on U S policy toward Vietnam as eight congressional delegates return from Indochina. The piece weighs arguments to end aid against the risk of Western decline and Communist ascendancy, arguing that backing away could threaten global freedom and freedom’s future.
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Conservatives seek unity inside GOP over 1976 aims
A Maryland meeting of 28 Buckley conservatives concluded they should stay inside the Republican Party to counter Nelson Rockefeller's influence on Ford. Reagan's stance and potential third party plans loom large, with White to monitor Reagan and Wallace's shifting support fueling debate over the party's path in 1976.
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Walter Trohan biography stirs praise and critique in public life
Holmes Alexander reviews Walter Trohan's Political Animals, praising its candid voice and sharp eye on American presidents from Roosevelt to Nixon. The author, molded by Chicago gangland and Col. McCormick, questions New Deal myths, praises Truman, and critiques Eisenhower, Kennedy, and Nixon while lamenting America's fragile republic and Trohan's loyal patriotism.
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Whimsical Sayings From A Political Satire Column
A collection of wry lines on politics and society. It mixes lampooning on senators telephone costs and the burden of loud backgrounds with reflections on disguise, middle initials, drilling assignments, the Bicentennial, poor folk’s wardrobe, and spring’s mood as seasons reveal street life. The piece reads as a compact humor column with pointed social observations.
Ford energy policy critique argues for targeted oil tariffs
Liam F Buckley Jr argues Ford’s energy plan is messy and argues for a customized tariff system. He critiques broad tariffs on imported oil, calls for targeted duties on Saudi Arabia and Nigeria to align market and policy, and notes international contracts and depletion rules affect oil supply and pricing.
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