Hart Returns to San Clemente and Talks Nixon
Jeffrey Hart visits La Casa Pacifica in San Clemente and describes Nixon’s energy policy views, potential autobiography, and ongoing vitality. He also notes a meeting in San Diego with Pete Wilson, a Yale grad preparing to run for California governor and eyeing Jerry Brown’s political stance.
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Carter Plan Echoes Ford Waiting Game On Economy
Washington looks at a repeat strategy as unemployment dips slightly and inflation hovers near ten percent. Economist Gar Alperovitz proposes a 1975 Humphrey Hawkins revival with federal job guarantees and price controls on essentials to curb inflation while expanding rail infrastructure.
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Supreme Court Upholds Family Roots in Ohio Case
The Supreme Court backed the traditional concept of the family in East Cleveland Ohio, ruling against a city ordinance that restricted households to two unrelated people. Justice Powell highlighted the value of extended family ties including grandparents in constitutional terms.
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Mark My Words The Big Squeeze
The Florida campaign set to cancel Anita Bryant's TV orange juice ads amid a threatened boycott by gay rights supporters. Critics say her anti equality stand fueled anger and may lead sponsors to drop her as the controversy grows.
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Anita Bryant Orange Campaign Sparks Boycott Debate
A letter to the editor praises Anita Bryant and argues against LGBT rights, claiming orange juice consumption supports normalcy. The writer jokes about keeping gays “in their place” and cites a market scene where a shopper endorses orange juice to oppose gay rights.
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Carter’s disillusionment tests U S containment aims
In a Notre Dame speech Carter criticizes the outdated containment strategy and urges limits on global atomic capabilities while promoting human rights. He faces rebuffs from the Soviets and observes West German Communist interference, as East German funding backs anti nuke protests. Congress remains a factor in shaping policy.
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Carter era defense and NATO strategy noted
The article discusses U.S. and NATO defense concerns including Carter administration cuts to the Clinch River breeder reactor budget, SALT II tensions, and Gen. Daniel O. Graham advocating a counter strategy. It warns of Soviet navy expansion, new missiles, a solid propellant mobile launcher, Backfire bombers, and potential U.S. shifts toward containment.
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