Jerry Brown’s Subterranean Music Wins Over Liberal Suburbs
The piece analyzes why Jerry Brown attracts favor from liberal academics and Washington bureaucrats who shunned Carter. It argues Brown’s style, not just his ideas, resonates with established elites, echoing Gene McCarthy and 1960s counterculture, while remaining nonthreatening to power.
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Jerry Brown
Brown
California
Carter
Reagan
Humphrey
Birch Bayh
Mo Udall
Jackson
Fgma
Sun Belt
Naval
Texas
Berkeley
Harvard
Derek Bok
Gene McCarthy
Plains
Waco
Tex
City Lights Books
San Francisco
Mac
Kennedy
Washington
Maryland
Ford pushes four year deregulation plan through Congress
President Ford seeks a four year timetable to end needless regulation starting in 1977 with a department by department review and ending in 1980 covering communications finance and service industries. Congress faces Sunset law questions and a national shift toward cutting federal agencies.
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Ford
Congress
Colorado
Washington
Meeting the Race Problem in Industry in Middletown
At the 1923 National Conference of Business Paper Editors a U K director of American Rolling Mill Co discussed Armco Middletown recruiting and housing Black workers. The plant built a dormitory camp for 800 workers to ensure decent living conditions and prevent exploitation by landlords as Black labor expanded with wartime orders.
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National Conference of Business Paper
U.K
The
American Rolling Mill Co
Middletown
Armco
Lewis
Count Side
Kentucky
George M. Verity
Europe
Vienna
Cincinnati
A.K. Lewis
Middletown and Armco progress in race relations history
The piece recounts Middletown, Ohio's wartime housing and school projects by Armco through Middletown Realty Co and the gradual advancement of black workers at American Rolling Mill Co. It notes community efforts, lectures at Booker T. Washington School, and newly attained skilled positions by black employees, while acknowledging ongoing challenges.
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Middletown
Armco
Middletown Realty Co
Bon Veue
Lewis
Middletonians Could Do It For Christmas Longview
A reader appeals to Middletown residents to fund a Longview Hospital project for a Bicentennial celebration on July 1. Activities include a flag raising, a Roger Bacon drill team and band demonstration, and a 12:30 to 3:30 carnival with games. Donations should be made to Bertha H. Boxwell to fund patient refreshments.
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Middletown
Longview
Armco
Judy Elkus
American Legion
Air Force Rotc
Roger Bacon High School
Debate over federal retreat provision in self defense bill
Letter writers warn that Senate Bill No 1 would make killing an intruder a murder unless the defender proves entrapment is complete and escape was impossible. The piece cites supporters and critics, including Roger Gillespie, and urges voters to contact Congress to oppose the bill.
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Senate
Judiciary Committee
Roger Gillespie
Thomas N
Gillespie
Federa
Ohio
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