Questions Raised on Reagan Strategy in Political Debate
In recent weeks analysts question Reagan’s moderate tone and openness to liberal Republicans. They weigh a potential post nomination shift to a new majority, Wallace's impact, and the risk of an activist presidency facing a hostile Congress.
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Spending shifts threaten national security in budget debate
The 1974-75 social welfare spending reached 287 billion dollars, with health care pushing total investment to 337 billion. Inflation, unemployment, and defense funding pressures are fueling calls for ceilings while warning that open ended health and welfare programs erode military security. Fidel Castro’s Cuba hardens detente stance, exporting revolution to Africa and labeling the U.S. as its chief enemy. A more normal U.S. Cuban relationship seems unlikely while rhetoric and policy diverge.
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Funds and arms for Irish militants linked to U S sources
The Defense Department reports about 75 percent of money used by Irish militants comes from the United States. The Irish Northern Aid Committee based in the Bronx is the principal U S fund raiser. A Portsmouth England cache and recent London bombings are cited while Washington history and a biblical quote close the item.
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Humphrey Keeps Sidelines Stance in Democratic Drift
Senate chatter centers on Hubert Humphrey as a lone not-seeker who could enter late primaries if needed. Observers note his popular reception and growing doubts over a Wallace challenge, with a March deadline looming for a final decision.
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Tequila Worm Tale Prompts Local Banter and Elections Clash
A New Year aboard WPFB stirs talk as Lowell Thomas recounts a tequila worm tale and a party stunt. The piece also notes tensions between Butler County commissioners and the Board of Elections over expenses and bids, with Attorney John R. Moser jokingly questioning holiday catering.
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Slowdown Talk Mixed With Steel Industry Stock
Armco Steel researchers report a cautious easing of the slowdown in business activity with signs of leveling off and a potential gentle recovery. They note lower unemployment rise and a reduced decline in steel output tied to weaker customer demand, while warning on timing of a definitive upturn.
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The Middletown News Journal Publication Details
The Journal issued by News Journal Inc at S Broad and First Ave Middletown Ohio lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, home delivery by carrier and motor route, mail options, and advance payment terms. It notes prices per copy and annual/multi week options, with ownership dating to 1857.
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