Reagan Campaign Visit Appeals to High Point Audiences
Reagan toured High Point Thursday drawing crowds who saw a persuasive speaker ready to challenge Ford and Democrats. He argued government is too big and wasteful, pledged to criticize where needed, and cited California’s fiscal turnaround as a model for federal reform. He stressed gradual changes between national and state roles, while signaling strength on defense and foreign policy.
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Ronald Reagan
California
Gerald Ford
Reagan
Congress
High Point
Jesse Helms
Henry Kissinger
Washington
Angola
State Department
Carthage
North Carolina
Listerine ad dispute moves toward Supreme Court
The Federal Trade Commission accuses Warner-Lambert of claiming Listerine prevents colds and sore throats, a claim the FTC says is false. Warner-Lambert disputes the ruling and plans to appeal, potentially to the Supreme Court, after 35 years of disagreement over the mouthwash’s medicinal claims.
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Warner-Lambert Co
Warner-Lambert
FTC
Warner- Lambert
Supreme Court
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ETC
Advertising reshapes the legal profession amid ABA debate
The piece surveys the push and pull around lawyer advertising as a potential reform. It cites ABA policy talks on amending the Code of Professional Responsibility, debates over costs and access, and a landmark Supreme Court anti trust ruling shaping how firms may market. It notes fear of tasteless ads and ongoing legal challenges to advertising bans.
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Carl Sandburg
Watergate
American Bar Association
ABA
Code of Professional Responsibility
New York State
Jerome Wilson
ABA Journal
New York
Foote
Cone
Belding
Madison Avenue
Wilson
Supreme Court
Justice Department
Antitrust Division
Moral double bookkeeping in Cold War double standards
A critical essay condemns selective Western outrage over human rights abuses abroad while excusing or ignoring similar acts by Spain Chile and other regimes. The author argues that Soviet actions receive less scrutiny and calls for consistent principle rather than strategic outrage. He cites disinformation by the KGB and questions Western media and leaderships silence on abuses.
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KGB
Israel
Brett F
Moscow
Spain
Chile
German Federal Republic
Berlin
Moynihan
United States
Bugging Of Dr. K's Phones Detailed
Washington secretary of state Henry Kissinger faced monitored calls as Nixon ordered Secret Service to surveil conversations with his foreign policy adviser. Inside sources describe December orders and backroom taps connected to a controversial bombing decision, prompting political and international scrutiny.
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Washington
Henry Rissinger
Richard Nixon
Secret Service
Nixon
Charles Colson
Kissinger
New
Mixon
San Clemente
Calif
Nixon Kissinger clash over bombing fuels palace power play
James Reston accused bombing opponents of war by tantrum as Colson recalls Nixon’s fury at Kissinger and orders to monitor Kissinger’s Palm Springs calls. Kissinger sought Harvard return while Nixon eyed replacement, then promoted him to secretary of state before leaving office.
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York Times
James Reston
Tatissinger
Reston
Carson
Neton
Henry
Colson
Kissinger
Nixon
Washington Redskins
Palm Springs
California
Secret Service
White House
Joe Kraft
Washington Post
Harvard
Tse
H.R. Haldernas
John Ehrlichman
Charles Colson
Palace Guard
Camp David
Heney
Pet Rock Fad Sparks Humane Alarm and Shelters
Washington columnist quotes Tolstoy Pugh of the ASPCR warning about millions of Pet Rocks abandoned after Christmas. Shelters near capacity, abandoned rocks litter streets, with larger rocks flying to homes via adoption but most are discarded or put to sleep if unclaimed.
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Tolstoy Pugh
American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Rocks
Tolstoy
America
Tye
ASPCR
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