Byrd and Daniel Endorsement in Virginia Election
A Virginia newspaper urges support for Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr. and Congressman Daniel in the November 2 election. It portrays Byrd as an experienced, widely respected incumbent with a strong track record, and backs Daniel for the Fifth District House seat, while describing Zumwalt and Perper as weaker and unaligned with Virginians’ interests. It calls on voters of all affiliations to endorse Byrd and Daniel.
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House of Representatives
W. C
Dan” Daniel
Great Southside
Daniel
U.S
Senate of Virginia
U.S. Senate
U.S. Navy
USNR
Virginia
Byrd
Virginia Democratic State Central Committee
State Senate
Harry Byrd, Jr
Senate
Elmo Zumwalt
Navy
Adtiran
Naval
Zumwalt
California
Alan Cranston
John V. Tunney
Henry Howell
Martin Perper
GOP
Fifth District
Gary Bengston
Perper
Senator Byrd
United States
Cranston and
Tunney
Harry Byrd
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Congress
House
New Hampshire Tax Debate Shapes a National Lesson
Jeffrey Hart analyzes New Hampshire politics under Governor Meldrim Thomson, arguing the no tax stance in the state offers a national blueprint. He contrasts NH with Vermont, noting similar education outcomes despite higher taxes there and highlighting Thomson's colorful, tax-focused governance.
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New Hampshire
Vermont
Dartmouth Economics
Colin Campbell
Rosemary
He Campbells
Tedasger
Thomson
Panama Canal fate and U S defense plan debated
Buckley argues the canal crisis hinges on naval power and espionage risks. He warns Panamanian national interest and tolls could push changes, urges a cautious stay then exit while asserting U S rights, and notes Panamanian politics and public sentiment, concluding with a quip about Lester Maddox.
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United States
Panama Canal
Soviet Union
Panama
U.S
Canal
Ambassador Bunker
Ghosts and a Carter Ford Debate at William and Mary
John Chamberlain imagines the final presidential debate on October 22 at the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg. He casts Carter as a true Southerner aligned with Jeffersonian ideals while foreshadowing tough questions from George Mason Patrick Henry and other founders era figures. He also critiques modern federal overreach through agencies and unions and contemplates Southern journalist scrutiny.
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College of William and = Mary
Williamsburg
Virginia
Jimmy Carter
Jerry Ford
Jimmy
Jeffersonian Party
George Mason
Patrick Henry
Jefferson
NEA
Washington, D.C
Committee On Political Education
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Leonard Wootcock
Louisiana
Texas
Georgia
Michigan
New York
North
Thomas Jefferson
Jeffrey St. John
James Jackson Kilpatrick
Holmes Alexander
America
Carter
Fritz Mondale
Ford misstatement on Poland sparks debate and Kissinger critique
The piece argues President Ford’s claim that Poland is independent amid Soviet forces reveals a detente mindset tied to Kissinger. It contends the administration downplays Communist aggression, masking reality to seek peace with the Soviet bloc. It highlights Sonnenfeldt doctrine and calls the rhetoric misleading and dangerous.
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Washington
Ford
Poland
Europe
Califoru
Palarida
Soviet Union
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Moscow
Peking
U.S
Jimmy Carter
Helmut Sonnenfeldt
London
America
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Suez Canal
San Diego
Mobile
Canal Zone
United
Lester Maddox
John Chamberlain
W&m
William and Mary
George Wythe
England
George OT
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Goodon
Thomas Jeferson
New York Times
Britain
M. Stanton Evans
Danville
Oe , Inc
Tiest
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