Carter-Job Is Just Beginning Amid Nomination Sweep
The piece argues Carter is near-certain nominee after a decisive Ohio victory. It notes Daley Beame and urban leaders backing him, while opponents push for a Humphrey Kennedy coalition. It warns voters deserve clear positions on defense, Social Security, debt, crime, and New York City issues.
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Daley
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Henry Jackson
Ford
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Speaker Draws Good Marks as Retirement Looms
Speaker Carl Albert earns generally favorable reviews for his tenure amid a looming January retirement that will shift leadership across both chambers. The article notes Mansfield and Scott also retire, Kingpin Thomas ONeill poised to lead the House, and critiques of a large freshman class and a weakened grip on party discipline.
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Too Much Kiss And Tell Threat to Capital Life
Art Buchwald comments on the surge of affairs involving political figures and the pressure on leaders to avoid public scandals. He argues that openness from women in high offices endangers careers and that discreet liaisons may end as public exposure increases.
Jest For Fun Leads To Wild Bus Route Confusion
A Danbury News-Times note recalls a six year old guiding his mother on a long detour to school, explaining the zigzag trip was the only route he knows because that is how the school bus goes. The moment underscores how children view daily routines through their own habits.
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Carter Greeted By Vindictive Vibe In Cleveland
A Cleveland Memorial Day crowd saw Jimmy Carter reacting with evident joy to the news that Sen. George McGovern had been defeated or impeded in some capacity, revealing a vindictive strain in what could be a future president.
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Netiovern
New York Times
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Aisa
City exodus of firms fuels New York business drift
The piece surveys how corporate leaders increasingly relocate operations to friendlier states with low taxes and light regulation. It describes the rise of headhunter services that match firms to suitable cities, outlines cost ranges for consulting fees, and notes New York City’s ongoing fiscal strains and political tensions.
Prize fighter with no black eye or bloody nose noted
A writer recalls a long-time professional prize fighter who fought 18 years without a single black eye or bloody nose, highlighting an unusual record. The passage also mentions a New York poll ranking and a marble championship with humorous commentary on marble players and a so called World Marble Board official.
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