Peanut butter politics and Carter's appeal
The piece analyzes Jimmy Carter's rising status in the Democratic arena amid cross currents from McGovernites and Kennedy loyalists. It notes Carter's imprecise yet engaging style likened to Elvis, his appeal to young voters, and a claim that his "peanut butter" persona may be his secret weapon in shaping liberal expectations.
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Fred Harris
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Ruling on job rights provokes court anxieties
The Supreme Court ruling on seniority for those illegally denied jobs prompts debate over reverse discrimination. Justice Brennan argues for compensating victims by seniority, while Justice Powell warns preferential treatment violates the Civil Rights Act. Chief Justice Burger and others urge fair treatment of nonwrongdoers, highlighting ongoing legal clash as society seeks clear remedies. John Kenneth Galbraith comments on information gathering and interpretation.
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Detente and Paper Warfare Amid Cold War Tensions
The piece contrasts the shift from Cold War rigidity to detente and a new “guerre de plume” in US Soviet exchanges. It notes US protests over radiation risks to Moscow embassy staff, Soviet protests over protection for their delegations, and harassment threats to Americans in Moscow, framing it as a diplomacy by pen battle.
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Reckless Congress Book Prompts Call to Cast Out Lawmakers
Rep Marjorie Holt edits a critique titled The Case Against the Reckless Congress. The volume accuses the 94th and 95th Congresses of inflationary spending, weak foreign policy, and costly programs. Contributing Republicans cite waste from price controls to NIH studies, urging electoral rebukes in 1976.
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Letters to the Editor critique of socialism and democracy
The letter expresses concern about socialist influence since 1917, criticizing the White House, taxes, war, and religious outcry. It laments political divisions, questions communism, and urges faith, patriotism, and civic duty while urging voter registration ahead of primary and general elections. It cites Virginias Orchard Street address and recalls Bicentennial ideals.
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