Ford loses bid in North Carolina primary sets tone for reforms
Analysis notes Gerald Ford’s defeat to an outsider tone in North Carolina. Reagan posts first full-scale win this year while Ford’s strongest gains come in western Republican counties. Wallace’s strength wanes in eastern counties as no preference votes rise among NC Democrats. Many voters vote on disenchantment with government and Washington.
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Montgomery Legacy and Market Garden Failure Remembered
The obituary recalls Field Marshal Montgomery as Britain's greatest post–Waterloo commander, noting his El Alamein victory, pursuit of Axis forces, cautious alliance with Americans, and the failed Market Garden plan. It reflects on his strategic mindset, Caen actions, and the toll of war on aging leaders as his son spoke.
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Reassessing Business Ties At Colleges In The 70s
As anti establishment sentiment waned college students began engaging with recruiters from major firms. The era's shift toward job security spurred MBA interest and strong placement in top programs. Endicott reports predict higher hiring of graduates in 1976 with rising median salaries from $15 000 to $18 000 for MBAs.
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Ohio State University
Wall Street Journal
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Endicott
Frank S. Endicott
Northwestern University
North Carolina Honors Franklin with Bicentennial Portrait Gift
The North Carolina Citizens Assn under Dr. Felix Harvey gifts the Joseph Siffred Duplessis portrait of Benjamin Franklin to the State Museum of Art as part of the Bicentennial, with a $175,900 fundraising effort. The exhibit aims to promote understanding of free enterprise and Franklin’s legacy as printer, entrepreneur, and statesman.
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Stuart
Washington
Benjamin Franklin
Ben Franklin
Washington Roundup of Multinationals and White House turmoil
CIA and State and Defense officials reportedly knew of illegal foreign payoffs by multinational corporations. Lockheed reportedly linked to a secret CIA group. White House speech researchers faced a near walkout amid a leadership clash involving Robert Hartmann Gwen Anderson and Agnes Waldron. FBI report criticism diluted by staff chief A Searle Field sparked a staff revolt.
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Hartmann
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Field
Soaper Addresses Campaign Issues and Sunlight Question
Senator Soaper counters calls to simplify Fori 1040 noting psychiatric care is deductible. Scientists debate why the sun shines while campaign spending lids may offer voters a choice next November between two of the cheapest politicians in years.
Chemistry Or What A Letter To The Editor
A reader critiques an Enterprise article on location choices noting the use of the word chemistry. The writer jokes the term refers to hormones and cartoon humor, misreads a byline as Afternoon Dailies, and reflects on modern slang and satire.
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