UAW Strike Poses Threat to Detroit Auto Recovery
The UAW strike at Ford slows production and sparks a broader debate over job security and productivity. Critics warn extra time off could raise car prices and curb U.S. competitiveness against European and Japanese makers as demand rebounds from the 1974-75 recession. The piece argues the union should focus on market realities to sustain Detroit’s sales trajectory.
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U.S
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
Ford
UAW
Detroit
Schorr
Village Voice
Washington column mocks Carter sex remarks and campaign spin
The Washington Post quote storm centers onJimmy Carter sex views and caught up in Ford campaign tensions. Reactions from R.Nelsen and Dole paint rival faults while Rosie Carter and Amy face media scrutiny. The piece previews White House strategies and calls to curb press focus on private lives.
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Ron Nelsen
Ford
Carter
Nessen
White House
Mr. Ford
Daddy
Suzy
Dole
Associated Press
Secretary of the Treasury
William Simon
Simon
Levi
Washington Post
FBI
Flatfoot Kelley
Rosalynn Carter
Carters
Amy Carter
Amy
Girl Scout
Fords
Senator Dole
Federal Trade Commission
U S Does Not Owe Vietnam Any Favor in UN Admission
Andrew Tully argues the United States should veto Vietnam’s bid for UN membership over missing in action accountability. He asserts Hanoi’s behavior warrants pressure, not inclusion, and mocks calls for a liberal appeasement approach. The piece questions post election softening and emphasizes U.S. duty to victims.
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Andrew Tully
McNaught Syndicate
Washington
United States
Vietnam
Ford
United Nations
William W. Scranton
Security Council
Hanoi
Jimmy Carter
U.S
New York Times
M.I.A
Baloney
Ford Administration
One World Forum
State Department
Schorr Defends Rights After Leaked Report Publication
Otichome City Times notes journalist Daniel Schorr faced ethics scrutiny for handling a leaked House Intelligence Committee report. The House Ethics Committee dropped punitive actions, while editors praise his stance on a journalist’s duty. The piece critiques secrecy and the pursuit of exclusives.
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Daniel Schorr
House Intelligence Committee
U.S
House Ethics Committee
Schorr
Village Voice
New York
Moynihan Criticizes Buckley From New York Campaign
In a charged New York primary season Moynihan appeals to moderates and cites Eisenhower as a mainstream Republican while Javits declares Buckley’s critique. Moynihan trails Buckley as Kennedy leads in Massachusetts and Buckley is praised for independence over middle road compromise, echoing Lincoln.
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Daniel Patrick Moynihan
James L. Buckley
New York
New York Times
Moynihan
Jacob Javits
Buckley
Javits
Republican Party
Israel
Javiers
Senator Buckley
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Arthur Schiesinger
Eisenhower
Lincoln
Cooper Union
Bella Abzug
Cost of Living Jumps Since 1960 For a Family of Four
Editors note rising prices across eras. The Conference Board says a family of four must earn 19 250 before taxes today to buy what 10 000 before taxes would have bought in 1960. The column references economic shifts and cultural commentary from multiple outlets.
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Conference Board
Seattle
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Ted Ralston
Wm. H. Sullivan
James T. Gentry
Alfred Wallace
George Docherty
New York Avenue Church
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Homoousians
Sturm
Drang
Docherty
Rev. Carter
Playboy
Publc
Bob Dole
Memphis
Rosalynn
NBC
Nicholas von Hoffman
King Features Syndicate
Otichome
Dunagin
William F. Buckley Jr
Washington Star Syndicate
Edward Kennedy
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Patrick Moynihan
Forbes
Robert Fucss
The
Wall Street Journal
Financial Post
Toronto
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