Congress Presses Kissinger for Details on Sinai Monitor Deal
Congress returns to review the Middle East accord with Israel and Egypt asking Secretary Kissinger to prove why 200 American technicians should be stationed in the Sinai to observe military movements. Senators Church Jackson Udall Mansfield weigh in with varying stances as Soviet and regional pressures shape the debate.
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Israel
Egypt
Montana
Mike Mansfield
Soviet Union
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Mideast
Kissinger
Leonid Brezhnev
America
American Legion
Miracles for New York City Face Financial Tightening
City officials rely on monthly fiscal miracles to keep creditors at bay while preparing for another round of borrowing. The piece argues default looms unless attitude and finances change, noting widespread bond market concern and moral risk for taxpayers. It urges internal reform as the true path to stabilizing finances.
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New York
New York City
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Only In Oklahoma playful school supply remark
A lighthearted Oklahoma note jokes about back to school supplies and hair while a state education board focuses on teaching over appearance codes. It mentions Henry Bellmon and a quip about ears versus hair coverage, ending with a puzzled reply about Henry’s identity.
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Oklahoma
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Ford uses Reagan Wallace base to win GOP nomination
Ford aims to reach out to Reagan and Wallace constituencies to secure the Republican nomination. He blends liberal empathy with strong crime stance and defers wariness on detente, signaling a strategic readjustment while trailing Kennedy in polls. Ford hopes to neutralize rivals by echoing their mixed messages.
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Peoria
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Teddy Kennedy
Kennedy
Democrats Return to Garden for 1976 National Convention
The Democrats head to Madison Square Garden for their 1976 convention to nominate a challenger to Calvin Coolidge, recalling the 1924 clash over Prohibition and the Ku Klux Klan. Alfred E. Smith and William Gibbs McAdoo led long balloting before nominating John W. Davis, with La Follette factional split and Coolidge winning decisively.
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Hooded Order
America
Rockefeller's Welfare Conversion and Political Realignments
The piece argues Nelson Rockefeller may have shifted from welfare state expansion to critique of federal welfare spending. It notes Rockefeller's Montgomery stance with George Wallace and compares him to Nixon's detente. It suggests prudence in judging political opportunism and values postenlightened reform after scrutiny of welfare's flaws.
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Henry Essinger
Mr. Rockefeller
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