Harrington abandons bid amid voter disillusion in 1970s
A fragmented critique traces Michael Harrington from antiwar protester to critic of Congress and electorate. It notes his shift from “Power to the People” stance to accepting electoral realities, while detailing broader leftist debates on democracy, ideology, and political strategy in Massachusetts.
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Massachusetts
Michaelichael Harrington
Congress
Salem Tuta
Ipswich Creek
Mike
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Neal
Amerigm
Cambodia
Democracy
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CTA
Helene
Uwe Neves
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Journal W A Siebenthaler Sr President Frank R Myers Publisher General Manager Jim Mills Managing Editor
The record lists key leadership roles within the journal including W A Siebenthaler Sr as president, Frank R Myers as publisher and general manager, and Jim Mills as managing editor, indicating the paper’s leadership structure.
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Frank R. Myers
Jim Mills
Faith in Ame and Nixon’s Faith in Government
An archival note cites Confucius on good government: provide food, keep soldiers, and win public trust. It argues that without people's consent a government cannot stand, connecting the idea to Nixon and faith in America as its strength.
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Richard Nixon
America
Confucius
Christ
Tzu Kung
Inflation debate delays wage hike myth at federal level
William Miller, chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, urged Congress to postpone the $1 minimum wage increase set for Jan 1 to curb inflation. He warned even a delay would modestly cut inflation, while organized labor pushes to keep the rise. the labor department notes fuel fears amid the debate.
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William Miller
Federal Reserve Board
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Joint Economy Committee of
Congress
Organized Labor
Citizens demand action after Lima Hospital release case
Letter to the editor questions the 1978 release decision of William Palmer from Lima State Hospital. It notes Palmer was arrested for murder, found not guilty by insanity, denied release on June 3 1978 by two psychiatrists, and reportedly deemed sane within weeks. The writer urges Ohio citizens to respond.
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William Palmer
Lima State Hospital
Middletown
Lima
Howard
Ohio
Fractured plea on cat killings and state safety measures
A jumble of accusations and requests demanding action from elected officials about dangerous cats terrorizing Ohio and Kentucky. The writer blasts leaders, cites alleged failures, and asks for a statewide petition to remove the animals, claiming insanity laws shield criminals.
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Ohio
Debate Over Federal Aid Sparks Transit Funding Debate
A fragmented discussion outlines Amtrak’s 38 percent share of intercity travel and the need for federal support. The piece notes Amtrak’s deficits, Trailways’ ridership decline, and calls for a balanced package to preserve bus and rail links while boosting efficiency and nationwide fuel economy.
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Iyaciaa
Amtrak
Washington
Kevin Murphy
Hat Ue
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Lesko
Thevbound Jies
Trailways Murphy
Murray
JERRY BROWN AND PROP 13 DEBATE ROLLS ON
A fragmented transcript discusses Governor Jerry Brown and Propositions 13 and 14 with critical views on tax cuts and public services. The piece references public opinion shifts, political tactics, and reactions of supporters and opponents as Brown campaigns for gubernatorial renomination.
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