Choice of Chief Emerges From Press and Public Eye
The article argues American presidential politics overvalues purity due to aggressive press scrutiny, favoring newcomers or unblemished candidates. It notes the rise of sensational reporting, the loss of presidential privacy, and the need for seasoned leaders who have weathered missteps. It calls for a public shift toward accepting less spotless leaders with proven judgment.
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Mansfield Sees Ford Tough To Beat In 1976 Race
Outgoing Senate Leader Mike Mansfield, retiring January, says Ford is gaining strength and will be hard to unseat. He remains optimistic Democrats will win White House and increase majorities in Congress, while backing a potential return to academia. He cites inflation and unemployment decline and recent NY district win as signs of a Democratic year ahead.
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Passive income pitch for AT Perpetual Passbook and CDs
AT Perpetual promotes daily interest on its Passbook at 5.25 percent and certificates of deposit offering up to 7.50 percent. The material markets steady returns and emphasizes the flexibility of daily compounding and higher rates on CD plans.
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