Portugal Turmoil Urges Nonintervention In Civil Strife
The piece argues against U.S. or Soviet intervention in Portugal during its current crisis. It notes Helsinki’s noninterference pledge, warns interference could backfire, and urges support for Portuguese who resist repressive rule, while hoping for a peaceful settlement before civil war.
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United States
Central Intelligence Agency
Soviet Union
Portugal
Helsinki
Viking Mars landers target Bicentennial era goals
The article notes the Viking orbiter landing attempts on Mars delayed by battery issues and repairs with Viking B to precede Viking A, both set for 1976. It frames the mission as a pursuit of life beyond Earth, amid broader inflationary concerns including tax and living costs rising for a four person family.
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Viking A
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Internal Revenue Service
Culture politics reemerge as factor in presidential voting
The piece argues Betty Ford and the Ford administration illustrate a shift toward upper middle class progressive culture, provoking backlash from conservative religious and ethnic voters. It notes Nelson Rockefeller, Wallace, and the New Majority dynamics shaping 1976 electoral prospects, with culture shaping loyalties in key regions.
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France
Betty Ford
Gerald Strober
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American Jewish Committee
Lowell Streiker
Temple University
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Richard Nixon
George McGovern
McGovern
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Gerald Ford
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Herman Kahn
Ford
Nelson Rockefeller
George Wallace
Billy Graham
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Graham
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Texas
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Ford Warns of Monster Missile Threat and Spending Increase
President Ford warns of the SS 18 monster missile and MIRV risks amid stalled Geneva talks. He seeks a 2.8 billion fund rise to strengthen Minuteman and broader strategic forces as Moscow expands its all stronghold missile and air defense systems.
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Soviet Union
Ford
Moscow
Helsinki
American Legion
Minneapolis
Ronald Reagan
George Wallace
Leonid Brezhnev
Vladivostok
Mexican Chief Plays Political Word Games
A columnist critiques President Luis Echeverria of Mexico during his 14 nation tour including Cuba and Havana. It argues his rhetoric shifts leftist lines to appease critics, misreads Castro’s tyranny, and highlights Mexico’s stability backed by a compliant opposition and rising wealth.
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Pearl Harbor
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Castro
Savanarola
Chile
Partido Revolucionario
Bourbon Dynasty
el Heraldo
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