Conservatives weigh third party bid in 1976 split
Analysis of a rising American conservative movement eyeing a potential third party in 1976. It notes Crispin's Day veterans building influence through Human Events and National Review, the CPAC gathering, and the hurdle of uniting Populist Wallace and Reagan while addressing economic divides and regional loyalties.
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Goldwater
Henry VI
Agincourt
England
Washington Weekly
Human Events
Bill Buckley
National Review
Young Americans For Freedom
New Guard
Bob Tyrrell
Alternative
Indiana
Republican Party
Washington
Congress
Federal Reserve Bank
White House
George Wallace
Ronald Reagan
Henry Kissinger
Middle East
Indochina
Wallace
Reagan
Deep South
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Navy faces crossroads on budget and fleet size versus Soviet power
Navy Secretary Middendorf and Adm. Holloway told the Senate Armed Services Committee that a 500 ship fleet and a $33.7 billion 1975 76 budget, including 23 new ships, are needed to project U S power. They warned Congress to avoid defunding defense as the Soviet navy grows far larger than U S forces and bases shrink overseas.
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Navy
William Middendorf
Congress
United States
Soviet Union
Pearl Harbor
Middendorf
Adm
James L. Holloway III
Naval Operations
Senate Armed Services Committee
William Proxmire
Russia
Europe
Welfare and minimum wages analysis for unemployment policy
Feldstein led study for Congress argues young workers need wage subsidies during training to reach higher market value. It critiques minimum wage effects on youth, welfare incentives, and unemployment. shows how taxes and benefits blunt earnings, creating high marginal tax rates. The piece urges careful, nonmoralistic study of these findings.
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United States
Congress
Martin Feldstein
Consumer
Massachusetts
Irving Kristol
Anon
Meeting over modest HOA hike sparks no questions
Middle-class residents attend a semiannual townhouse owners meeting where a $1.87 monthly maintenance increase is proposed. The board cites inflation and a tight budget, but the room with diverse residents has no questions and the proposal is decisively defeated.
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Jim Fiebig
America
Board of Directors
U.S
Appointed to Serve at Middletown Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Letter to the editor from a former Middletown License Bureau official praising public service over profit. He notes employing 13 staff during peak times and criticizes as unprofitable those who overstaff for high pay, urging successors to keep public interest first.
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License Bureau of Motor Vehicles of
Middletown
Timbuctu
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal, Inc. lists subscription options. Home delivery by carrier and motor route. weekly, monthly, and annual rates for U.S. and foreign addresses are provided with advance payment required.
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Reflection on Criminals Profiting From Writings and Tours
The letter compares John Dean and others who earned substantial sums from writing and speaking after convictions. It suggests past criminals like Dillinger Nelson Booth Oswald could have gained large fortunes from books and talks if released early instead of being killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dean
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Spiro Agnew
John Dillinger
Baby Face Nelson
John Wilkes Booth
Lee Harvey Oswald
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Boston
Elwood Richardson Business Manager
Paul J. Day
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