Israel’s Push Risky as Congress Presses Middle East Move
The essay notes U.S. senators urged Ford to support Israel while Kissinger’s talks faltered and Kissinger’s agreements progress now faces Congressional scrutiny. Congress may soon back the Egypt Israel interim deal but demands reading fine print before sending technicians and aid, signaling a shift from broker to participant in Middle East negotiations.
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Oklahoma Politics and OU Seating Feels Fair
Governor David Boren faces a key test as he attends an Oklahoma game with university officials praising a new fair seating plan where all donors at 2500 dollars receive equal access. Carl Albert hints at another term while Republicans weigh Rockefeller as Reagan's potential running mate amid OU Oregon game coverage.
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Libertarian Roger MacBride Emerges as Presidential Hope
The Libertarian Party nominates Roger MacBride as its presidential hopeful. Once a Vermont legislator and ally of Rose Wilder Lane, MacBride faces national skepticism yet gains attention from libertarian advocates. He pursues voice projection and candidacy amid political cynicism, despite being viewed as an unlikely contender.
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Libertarian education and a protest vehicle in 1976
The piece discusses Debs and Roosevelt in 1904, the Libertarian Party led by Roger MacBride, and Rose Wilder Lane influence. It weighs Libertarian ideals as a reforming educational force and possible ballot options if Republicans and Democrats falter, noting MacBride’s Charlottesville base and Lane editing role.
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Idaho
Ford Should Firmly Stand On Constitution
ERNEST CUNEO argues in Washington that Rep. J Otis Pike oversteps constitutional bounds by demanding CIA records. He contrasts Pike with George Washington and warns against politicizing executive secrecy, noting Eastern Long Island fishing fleets and high national headlines as distractions.
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Ford Struggles to Undercut Reagan in 1976 Campaign
Ford's frenetic campaign swings across the country fail to dent Reagan's momentum. White House denials aside, Ford seeks to appear invincible while Reagan contemplates stepping aside. Endorsements from establishment figures bolster Ford, yet polls forecast a Ford Rockefeller ticket losing to Democrats, prompting talks of a broader GOP realignment.
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Rockefeller
Wallace
Reagan mulls White House bid as Ford braces for possible challenge
Report cites Frank Van Der Linden signaling a Reagan run if Democrats push for a bold Wall Street stance at their New York convention. Ford faces potential GOP friction over primaries while Rumsfeld and Packard reportedly loom over Ford's fundraising. Reagan leads New Hampshire polls amid talk of a mass youth campaign and Florida voting strength.
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Donald Rumsfeld
David Packard
California
Witty Quotes Pop Up In Odds and Ends
A collection of quips from editors and readers. Humor touches on law making, farm life, and dating as two teachers swap coffee shop chatter after a long day. A single woman and a married woman ponder futures in love and companionship.
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