Tiede Column Election Near Hold Nose
Washington column by TOM TIEDE discusses budding partisanship and nose holding ahead of Phase I of the election season. It notes rumors of Republican schemes versus Democratic operatives, mentions Ford Carter Reagan Udall and Bush, and cites complaints to the FEC and FCC about dirty politics while predicting a tense Bicentennial Fall.
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Washington
Utah
Alan Howe
Salt Lake City
Wasatch
Jerry Ford
Jimmy Carter
Dick Tuck
Brother Ford
Ford
Federal Elections Commission
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Nixon
China
Britain
Amin's swift defense of Entebbe admired as military genius
In a Washington interview, an Amin supporter lauds Field Marshal Idi Amin Dada for repelling an Israeli invasion of Uganda in under an hour. He asserts Amin held Entebbe Airport, misdirected Israeli attackers, and kept planes grounded, claiming a strategic victory celebrated with a new medal from the palace.
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Art Buchwald
Washington
Idi Amin Dada
Entebbe
Uganda
Israel
Amin
F Amin
Organization of African States
Big Daddy
OAS
Dirport
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Los Angeles Times
Missionary camp meeting set for Ma Haffey in July
In 1926 the Christian Missionary Alliance announces the annual camp meeting and missionary convention at Ma Haffey from July 16 to 25 with tents and boarding houses reserved and an expected crowd record. Andrew J. Stahura of 557 Oak St. is named the fifth member of the Indiana County Housing Authority. At the Indiana County Development Corporation report, pledges total 25,873 bringing the grand total to 171,329 toward a 250,000 goal.
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Mahaffey
Andrew J. Stahura
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Carter and Brown Fray Shapes Democratic Backrooms
Washington Merry-Go-Round details how Jimmy Carter and Jerry Brown press the Democratic convention with piety and policy. Carter uses faith as a political instrument while Brown touts poverty vows and welfare restraint to woo liberals and conservatives alike. A McGovern letter recalls internal battles and hopes for post nomination unity amid watergate-era tensions.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
New York
Jimmy Carter
California
Jerry Brown
Carter
Sacramento
Brown
Jimmy
Jimmy) Carter
McGovern
Labor strike cripples city health services as costs rise
Victor Riesel portrays a brutal struggle in New York as 40,000 health care workers, mainly black and Puerto Rican, strike over COLA raises amid nonprofit hospital losses and Medicaid cuts. City leaders face limited funds while potential hospital closures loom, affecting thousands of patients and stirring national convention sentiment.
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New York
Leon Davis
Charleston
D.C
New England
Davis
National Union of Hospital and
League of Voluntary Hospitals
Presbyterian
Mount Sinai
St. Clare
St. Luke's
Blue Cross
Hugh Carey
Carey
New York State
Nelson
Rockefeller
Reagan as governor showed contrast to Carter in style and policy
Washington columnist Kay Chumley analyzes Ronald Reagan's California tenure, noting budget growth for education and health, tough rhetoric paired with liberalizing reforms, strong welfare compromises, and regulatory moves. He favored delegation over detail, negotiated privately with lawmakers, and remained receptive to candid criticism.
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Reagan
California
Carter
Bicycles Push Pavement Plans in Early U S Reform
The piece notes the League of American Wheelmen pressing Congress for paved roads as a factor in modernization amid ongoing wars. It also mentions Henry Ford's Detroit apprenticeship and a method to convert Fahrenheit to Celsius by subtracting 32, multiplying by five, then dividing by nine.
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Henry Ford
Detroit
League of American Wheelmen
Congress
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