Reagan Campaign Feels Delegates Decide Nomination
Ronald Reagan has focused on primaries, while Ford gains delegates through little publicized caucuses and state conventions. Analysts note delegates, not primary margins, clinch the nomination, with Ford leading in Hawaii and Minnesota and Reagan arguing about delegate relevance.
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Ray Cromley
Washington
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Reagan
Mr. Ford
New Hampshire
Hawaii
Minnesota
Towa
Kansas City
Ethics and environment in a changing world debated
Speaking Freely examines corporate ethics amid bribery probes and broad public outrage. Frederick Collins Jr argues corporations are amoral. individuals are responsible for bad actions. The piece connects ethics to democracy and societal health, then shifts to environmental concerns highlighting snow goose decline and sequoia tree topple causes in California.
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Don Oakley
Lockheed Corp
Frederick A. Collins Jr
Sperry and Hutchinson Co
Collins
Siberia
British Columbia
Washington
California
National Geographic Society
U.S
Sierra Nevada
Heilwood high school to present Why Not Jer ry play
March 9 4926 Heilwood High School will stage Why Not Jer ry at Star Theatre Monday evening to raise funds for seniors traveling to Washington. Ex Senator Jacob Carr of Butler speaks tonight at Indiana Methodist Church for WCTU meetings to fund fruit juices for Korea veterans. Indiana County fair board votes to admit free to grandstand all days except Saturday in 1961.
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High School of
Heilwood
Star Theatre
Jerry
Washington
Jacob Carr
Methodist Church
Indiana
WCTU
CIA Traps Falcons for Sheikhs Reportedly
Washington column by Jack Anderson and Les Whitten describes the CIA arranging rare falcons for Arab potentates, including peregrine and gyrfalcons, some exported via secret permits. It covers Anthony G. Angelos’ bid to gift falcons to Sheikh Zayed, a sting with U S Fish and Wildlife Service, a Baltimore courier arrest, and Angelos’s prior Nixon ties. It notes Embassy denials and State Department disputes.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
Alaska
CIA
Sheikhdoms
Middle East
U.S
Chicago
Anthony G. Angelos
Sheikh Zayid
Abu Dhabi
Angelos
United States
United Arab Emirates
State Dept
Department
Hood
Richard Nixon
Reece
Nixon
Labor push and 1968 figures shaping Udall and Jackson race
Victor Riesel surveys AFL-CIO COPE ambitions in the 1968 Democratic primaries. Udall struggles to beat Ford while labor strategists favor Jackson, with Bayh fading and Humphrey-Kennedy speculation amid a Savannah landmark interlude.
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Victor Riesel
New York
Morris King Udall
Arizona
Adlai Stevenson
Labor
Committee On Political Education
COPE
Udall
Jerry Ford
Jackson
Afl-Cio
Ford
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Jimmy
Carter
George Wallace
Birch Bayh
Massachusetts
Labor Movement
Bayh
Labor politics and a vanished candidate in 1964
A column discusses AFL CIO influence in elections and a former presidential hopeful who lost early primaries. It notes a New York upstate district shift, labor pressure around candidates, and a humorous recollection of a defunct campaign with remarks on loyalty, access, and the Secret Service.
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New York
Upstate
Jerry Ford
Democrats
National Committee
COPE
Washington
Aflcio
Jackson
Afl-Cio
Madison Square Garden
Lyndon Johnson
Harry Truman
Morris Udall
Humphrey
Art Buchwald
Lafayette Square
White House
Secret Service
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Worcester
Liberal View Game Plan and Carter Campaign Reflections
A candidate recounts life after dropping from the presidential race. He laments security concerns and lost campaign funds while criticizing press treatment and coalition support. He predicts a convention stalemate with figures like Carter Jackson Udall Wallace Humphrey and a possible compromise candidate.
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George Wallace
Hubert Humphrey
Carter
Jackson
Udall
Humphrey
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