Carter Mist in Jungle Metaphor Analyzes Primary Surge
A critical column compares Jimmy Carter to a hypnotic jungle mist as he dominates Georgia and Indiana primaries, with voters dazed by his appeal. It contrasts Carter’s unclear platform and rhetoric with other candidates, noting a Democratic field including Edmund Brown Jr. and a race toward the White House.
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Hughes Tragedy Highlights Probate Challenge Over Hughes Will
Howard Hughes heirship and a holographic will trigger a prolonged probate fight as the vast fortune is divided under judicial orders. The late recluse's privacy phobia and isolation are noted, with critics pressing for accountability from close associates and former confidants.
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Forecast aims to end dead batteries by 1980
A product-development chief of a major battery maker predicts maintenance free and life-of-your-car batteries will reduce failures by 1980. He notes early Texas pioneers failed, but industry-wide advances promise trouble free starts under the hood. The public awaits reliable power for cars trucks and tractors after many bad starts.
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Kissinger Under Fire In Foreign Policy Debate
Washington observers claim Henry Kissinger’s diplomacy has been exposed as a crafted alibi. The article contends he has deceived conservatives and anti-Communists to back his approach, with the piece noting ongoing partisan questioning of his strategies.
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Johnson biography review by Mooney draws sharp contrasts
A Washington review analyzes Booth Mooney’s LBJ biography LBJ Irreverent Chronicle, praising its blunt portrayal of Lyndon Johnson and Sam Houston Johnson. It notes Mooney’s long access to Johnson’s inner circle and positions Kissinger’s foreign policy within a broader anti Communist critique, highlighting tensions with Congress.
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Ford's Actions Vindicated By Economy
Washington editorial argues President Ford stabilized the economy amid recession and inflation. It credits his restraint on public works and warns against liberal deficits. It notes rising GNP, moderating inflation, and suggests Big Labor wage demands could threaten gains.
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Grand Canyon Grows Grander Amid Crowded Year
Washington reports the Grand Canyon draws record 2,854,000 visitors straining facilities and prompting fears of future limits on day and overnight use. River and land use guidelines are under study, with plans to manage Colorado River trips and Havasupai lands while preserving the canyon’s awe inspiring majesty.
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