California Governor Brown Jr Emerges As Possible Democratic Hope
The piece weighs Ford and Reagan within the Republican camp while noting Democrats face confusion with many hopefuls. It highlights Edmund Brown Jr. as a dynamic, popular 37-year-old California governor who may accept a draft if the party calls. Brown polled more votes than rivals in a statewide December survey.
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Ford State of the Union Address Sparks Mixed Realism in 1976
The 1976 State of the Union message by President Gerald Ford drew mixed reaction as voters and Congress weighed tax cuts and spending amid a Bicentennial year. Critics said the speech offered cautious steps with little bold leadership and could widen political strife in Washington.
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Gerald Ford
U.S
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
Ford
Washington
City plans and past milestones across decades
The report to the city commission notes aging city owned facilities needing extensive repair and a possible new City Hall with the old Watkins Bank Building as a museum site. Earlier, 1951 saw the year’s peak construction with a $23 million total permits figure and welfare aid reaching about 400 people.
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Don Potter
Ann Arbor
Mich
CIA consumer affairs adviser reveals quirky test kitchen
Interview with Sarah Mataharry at CIA Langley details a test kitchen and diverse trials including oysters Rockefeller, vichyssoise stock, and an itching powder program. The piece notes safety directives, lead content on pizzas, child friendly bottle tops, and a push for truth in advertising.
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Ford
CIA
Sarah Mataharry
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Shriver proposes measured, conservative economic program
Washington report notes Sargent Shriver’s 9,000 word plan stresses inflation reduction and growth. He calls for vigorous growth, deficit elimination, and a modest role for government in capital markets. He favors independent Federal Reserve, restrained wage and price controls, and a nonbinding national economic compact.
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Reagan and Will argue over apocalyptic rhetoric and hope
The piece contrasts George Will and Ronald Reagan on apocalyptic rhetoric. It notes Reagan’s appeal amid pessimistic themes from Whittaker Chambers and Chambers’s warnings, and argues Reagan’s forward stance rejects such doom while Will’s critique remains playful yet wary.
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Journal World Staff and Publication Details
The World Company in Lawrence Kansas lists Dolph C Simons Jr as President Publisher and founder editor roles with Ralph Gage and Jack Starkey among editors. It notes established 1854 W C Simons 1891 to 1952 and provides contact, rates by carrier and mail, and AP/Audit Bureau memberships.
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Radicalized Lebanon Threatens U S Soviet Influence
United Nations debates emphasize Lebanon as a potential base for Moscow linked political action on Israel's border. Experts warn continued PLO deadlock risks further Lebanon radicalization, widening Soviet reach and complicating U S policy ahead of the 1976 election.
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