Pure in Heart and the GOP Nomination Clash
The piece debates the 1976 Republican race between Ford and Reagan, noting Reagan Schweiker as running mate, McGovernite purists, and potential strategy shifts. It discusses foreign policy, China, and the role of doctrinal purity in shaping a possible contested convention and delegate realignment.
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Gerald Ford
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Sen
Richard Schweiker
McGovern
Mr. Ford
White House
China
Parag Aedeo Kissinger
Congress backs near half billion for alcoholism programs
Congress allocates about 500 million dollars for fiscal years 1977 to 1979 to help around 10 million alcoholics and problem drinkers in the United States. Funds will support prevention, treatment, state grants, and research into alcoholism. The plan emphasizes program effectiveness and potential expansion if proven successful.
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Congress
United States
Salina Pronunciation Prank Delights Local Officials
A TV sports commentator mispronounces Salina Kansas triggering a humorous exchange with a city information line. The caller asks to speak with the mayor and is directed to a receptionist who identifies herself as Mabel.
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Jim McKay
Salina
Kan
Kansas
Mabel
Salina Debate Ends In Pickle Barrel Recall
A local mispronunciation saga unfolds as a caller argues over the city name Salina. A general store employee tows the line with Wilbur in a pickle barrel, confirming Sa-LYE-na while the caller seeks one definitive answer.
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Mabel
Salina
Sa-Lee-Na
Wilbur
Sa- Lee-Na
Connally Emerges as Force in Republican Race at Kansas City
John Connally, heir apparent to challenge Carter, sits amid Ford and Reagan in a high-stakes bid. The Texan ex-governor blends strong defense stance and nationalist politics with bold ideas from mandatory service to energy plans, signaling a lasting influence beyond Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Floresville
Tex
Ford
John Connally
Reagan
Connally
Rome
Teddy Roosevelt
Navy
T.R
Leonid Brezhnev
Kurt Waldheim
VISTA
CCC
Gerald Ford
Ronald Reagan
Cigarette curbs pose dilemma in federal reach
Washington discusses voluntary advertising curbs on cigarettes as Congress weighs FTC action. Rep. Don Edwards argues self regulation may curb youth smoking, citing British and U S industry practices. Critics warn of First Amendment limits and government overreach in personal choice.
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Washington
United States
U.S
Congress
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Congressional
House
Rep
Don Edwards
California
Edwards
Rep. Edwards
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription prices for home delivery by carrier and motor route as well as mail options. Rates include 72 cents Monday through Saturday and 23 cents on Sunday, with monthly, four week, and annual plans.
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First Ave
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Ohio
U.S.A
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