Ford’s Florida pivot shifts Ford Reagan contrast in campaign
ACU analysis shows Ford’s top appointments skew liberal to moderate. It notes Nelson Rockefeller and John Dunlop contrasted with Democratic picks like Theodore Cooper and J Melville Broughton Jr. The study argues Ford’s inner circle bypassed stronger conservative voices, prompting questions about his 1964 revival tactic.
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New York City Faces Potential $1 Billion Budget Deficit
The city may be unable to repay a federal loan by June 30 as Beame cites rising costs welfare utilities and health insurance while officials report slippage in budget cuts. Beame blames reduced aid and cites revenue shortfalls amid broader fiscal strain.
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Computer diagnosis eases patient crisis in near future
A university study shows frontal robotomy improves recognition of personal crisis tendencies by 30 percent over doctors. A sitcom like future features an IBM 870 psychiatrist machine greeting patients and offering coffee as Smitty explains his job loss to automation and his urge to destroy machinery.
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Far worse crime to the Editor at Monroe High
Renee Moreland of Monroe argues against combining the baccalaureate and commencement at Monroe High School. She contends the move violates rights and traditions, urging that baccalaureate remain optional for religious or traditional students while nonreligious students attend only commencement.
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Ugly facts on nuclear energy confront lawmakers in D C
In a congressional hearing room a clash unfolded between three ex GE managers who quit over safety fears and 18 Joint Atomic Energy Committee members grappling with the risks and costs of nuclear power. The witnesses warned of serious dangers and uncertain human factors while Congress weighs subsidies and alternatives. The piece notes suggested reforms and cites Barry Commoner predicting the nuclear program may head for extinction.
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Healey warns Britain bankrupt as social services face cuts
Denis Healey declares Britain bankrupt with no hidden assets to tax, calling for wage restraint and living standard reductions. He notes Labour leftists cry foul while warning that socialism has become nationalized bankruptcy amid postwar decolonization and war debts.
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Postwar Britain and American aid questioned
A reflective column argues socialist nationalization failed to fix railroads and industry in Britain after World War II. It contrasts British modernization needs with US cash and carry policy and questions whether the United States should expand aid to Britain as a Bicentennial gesture.
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