Plains native Jimmy Carter visits campaign hub in Plains
In Plains Georgia Jimmy Carter strolls into the Carter Warehouse as locals greet him with curiosity about planting. His family and Miss Lillian defend his religious sincerity amid political scrutiny while noting his hopeful view of leading the United States.
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Arab boycott list widens as Cairo tally grows
Arabs from 20 countries update a secret boycott roster in Cairo, adding 16 firms and removing 43 including British Leyland, amid U S debate on penalties for firms yielding to pressure. Article notes banks' exposure to Middle East funds and warns against yielding to blackmail while citing historical references.
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Southern comfort for Carter in the 1976 race
George F Will argues the 1976 convention push favors Jimmy Carter by leveraging the South. He notes Democratic strength in California, New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois, and other states, and contrasts with Southern voters where Carter has native advantage. He warns Ford must gain Southern electoral votes to balance national weaknesses.
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House blocks live TV on House floor in bicentennial debate
The Rules Committee voted 9 to 6 to kill a bid to televise House floor proceedings, blocking live coverage amid fears of political vulnerability. Supporters argue open broadcasts would boost reform and public understanding, noting other legislatures and bodies already permit it.
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Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Journal published by News Journal, Inc. in Middletown Ohio lists post office subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. Home delivery costs include 2 cents daily and 23 cents Sunday by carrier, with motor route and mail options available at set monthly and yearly rates. Payment terms require advance payment.
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Our mall can be saved by better city leadership
A letter to the editor voices public frustration with how the downtown Middletown mall is run, criticizing management, accessibility, and policy limits. The writer urges the city commissioners to broaden views, curb restrictions, attract business, and consider competing malls opening near I-75. The note cites low attendance at events and a stalled public space.
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