Carter's establishment transformation under Carter's nomination
Jimmy Carter mounted a decisive nomination and now faces voters as an establishment figure. The piece likens his rise to a Hardy poem, noting his advisers from Brookings, CFR, and Clinton-era figures, and wonders if voters will accept his new guise in 1976.
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Carter Mondale ticket faces GOP challenge in November
The Carter Mondale ticket presents both philosophical and geographic balance and unity among Democrats. Mondale brings clout, northern industrial state votes, and Senate backing, while liberal concerns linger about Carter’s appeal. Republicans, meeting in Kansas City, must address these dynamics for the 1976 campaign.
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Jimmy Carter
Walter Mondale
Minnesota
Carter-Mondale
Carter
Georgia
Mo"’ Udall
Frank Church
Hubert Humphrey
Edward Kennedy Carter
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Mondale
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New York City
Kansas City
Democrats Simmer With Apathy At 1972 Convention
George F. Will argues the Democratic convention is a lifeless ritual shaped by primaries and party drift. He notes weak enthusiasm for Carter, lingering ridicule of past leaders, and a fear the party has abandoned ideas for unity and expediency.
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Lyndon Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Alexander Bickel
Talleyrand
Democratic Party
Cracky
Middletown Board to Install Soda Machine Sparks Gesture
A Middletown Board of Education meeting featured David Ballard praising a drink from a Styrofoam cooler labeled Ballard's cooler. He hoped for a school soda machine while officials explored the issue. Meanwhile, city workers devised a makeshift conveyor for moving files from the old City Building as a safer, quicker method.
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Middletown Board of Education
David Ballard
Ballard
Blue Ball
Journal
Tilmon Ellison
Ellison
Miami University
Middletown
A.T
Middletown Ohio Subscription Rates Listed
The journal outlines newsstand prices of 15 cents daily and 25 cents on Sundays. Home delivery by carrier costs 72 cents Monday through Saturday and 23 cents on Sundays, or 95 weekly. Motor route rates are 132 cents daily and 24 cents Sundays, totaling 4.20 for the calendar month. Mail subscriptions are 38 dollars per year in the U.S. and 46 dollars outside, all payable in advance.
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The
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First Ave
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Ohio
U.S.A
Time for sportsman to act
Readers urge action on fishing access and creek law arguing that locals support public use against private control. The letter calls out water rights and licensed usage while urging lawmakers to abolish a restrictive rule and protect taxpayers’ access to natural waterways.
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