Political pundits on Mondale Carter race and Jerry Brown
The piece surveys Mondale, McCarthy, Kennedy, Humphrey, Udall, and Brown as potential Democratic contenders. It notes Carter’s cautious liberal stance, fear of “tigers” on left, and concerns about coalition inertia. It warns Brown’s demagogy and possible alignment with McCarthy could trouble Carter.
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People living in glass houses in politics and press
Robert Leggett a California Democrat faced questions after The Washington Post exposed private life matters. The column debates whether journalists exposing private faults erodes press freedom and if lawmakers’ private conduct is the public business. It warns of a growing privacy assault by investigative reporting.
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U.N Turbulence and Entebbe Echoes Stir Global Affairs
The piece critiques Security Council paralysis over terrorism and the Uganda Entebbe raid, noting Amin's resistance and the need for moral support to Kenya. It references U.S. actions, a Kennedy assassination conspiracy backdrop, and a Supreme Court decision on political affiliation in Cook County civil service. It closes with a historical biblical verse and a 1776 Congress note.
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MARK MY WORDS Carter and the funny electorate in words
The author riffs on how the American electorate perceives Jimmy Carter as conservative due to stereotypes about Southern voters and cultural images. He questions why public opinion assigns political labels and uses satire to critique the reasoning behind such broad judgments.
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Baptist in the South Dragging Knuckles on the Road
A short satirical note describes a conservative Baptist resident in the South who keeps visible religious stickers inside his car glove compartment and is described as dragging the knuckles of his right hand as he travels.
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George Wallace
The Journal Offers Subscriptions and Rates
The Journal outlines daily, Sunday and mail subscription options with prices for newsstand copies, home delivery by carrier or motor route and U.S. mail, plus advance payment terms. The piece also includes unrelated, garbled political commentary about Jimmy Carter and Mondale.
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What's it going to be Sebald Park expansion debate
Readers weigh the fate of Sebald Park as plans to expand west of Elk Creek Road threaten nearby homes. Public officials note no action yet, with funds potential and priorities given to Jefferson playfield.
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Linda Bryant
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Richard Goecke
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