Reagan Ford contrasts shape GOP race and policy aims
The piece compares Ronald Reagan and Gerald Ford outlining their approaches to federal power, inflation, and taxes. Reagan seeks broad federal program eliminations and stricter budget cuts appealing to conservatives, while Ford targets moderates with gradual reforms and shared goals on defense and inflation.
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Hua Kuofeng Named Acting Prime Minister in China
The unexpected move names Hua Kuofeng, a Deputy Prime Minister and Public Security minister, as Acting Prime Minister replacing the late Chou En-lai. Teng Hsiao-ping had been favored, but Mao chose Hua in what observers call a strategic shift amid de tension efforts with the United States. Cuba rejects naming itself Socialist Republic in its new constitution and seeks U.S. reestablishment of relations amid a referendum.
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Paul Robeson and the McCarthy Era Controversy
A critical account of Paul Robeson detailing his civil rights stance, alleged communist ties, and the era's political backlash. It notes his time in the Soviet Union, passport denial, Peace Prize receipt, and the 1948 turning point amid McCarthyism and Cold War tensions.
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Viguerie Leads Write-In Bid for Connally in NH Primary
Richard Viguerie, a Washington direct-mail expert, launches a $20,000 self funded write-in campaign for John Connally in the New Hampshire Democratic presidential primary. He says he did not consult Connally, hoping to keep both men free of collusion charges, and envisions Connally as a potential vice presidential or independent candidate if needed.
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First 100 Signups Offer TV View of Next Super Bowl
Advertisers promise early signups a televised Super Bowl viewing option from the city of their choice. The offer emphasizes limited access for the first 100 registrants and positions the event as a premium fan experience.
Governors Carey and Byrne critics of energy policy
The piece argues that New York Governor Carey and New Jersey Governor Byrne push anti development stances to appeal to environmentalists while ignoring job creation. It cites Louisiana Governor Edwards as a model showing offshore drilling creating thousands of jobs and warns against heavy hand of Washington regulations.
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Editors Reflect On Retirement Routines In Chicago Tribune
The Chicago Tribune quotes Rudy Joe Mano noting editors dislike retirement for the personal time of caffeine rituals. The remark highlights loneliness and the shift in daily routines after leaving the newsroom.
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Chicago Tribune
Oklahoma Shows Resilience Without Presidential Visits
Governor Beren unveiled a $17.5 million prison compromise after securing approval from all parties except the occupying inmates, highlighting Oklahoma’s ability to progress with no presidential campaign presence this week.
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