Conservatives split over Ford fate and Rockefeller influence
The 28 Buckley affiliates in Maryland discuss inside party strategy for 1976. They reject a third party but fear Rockefeller sway and Ford's liberal leanings. Reagan looms, with talk of a possible third party or reform move, while Helms and Wallace enter the calculated options.
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Nelson Rockefeller
Jerry Ford
Ford
Jim Buckley
Maryland
Buckley
Republican Party
Ronald Reagan
Rockefeller
White House
Senate
Reagan
Rocky
Dooley
Jesse A. Helms
North Carolina
Helms
John E. Fremont
Abraham Lincoln
Fremont
Clarke Reed
Mississippi
South
Mayflower
Washington
Clifton White
White
George Wallace
Wallace
Congress misfires as money debate stirs inflation fears
The Federal Reserve Chair Burns warns against Congress forcing more money into the economy amid cooling inflation. Senators Humphrey and Proxmire push expansion, while Rep. Reuss balks, arguing for credit targeting and lower long-term rates. The piece urges trimming federal spending to curb deficits and inflation.
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Federal Reserve Board
Arthur F. Burns
Burns
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
Federal Reserve Bank
Solomon
Sens
Humphrey
Proxmire
United States
House Banking Committee
Henry Reuss
Reuss
Ford
Secretary of Treasury
William Simon
Congress
Stolen Appaloosa Mare Named Tami Sparks Appeal
A 15 year old Ohio student appeals readers after his five year old Appaloosa mare Tami is stolen from a farm between Alger and Roundhead. He offers a $500 reward and asks for any information to help recover the horse and identify the thieves. The writer describes their close bond and asks for help to bring Tami home.
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Alger
Roundhead
Ohio
Tami
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Notice
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists prices for subscriptions. It details per copy rates at newsstands, home delivery charges, motor route pricing, and mail options including annual and international rates.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Roof grant plan aims to save historic American shrines
Ralph E. Heim president of Bird & Son Inc East Walpole Mass rows to fund preservation by offering 5000 matching grants for authentic American landmarks. he notes over 300 requests and urges state and regional groups to apply. He cites past Expo 1876 and a World Fair reminiscence as context in a cultural brief.
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Ralph E. Heim
Bird & Son, Inc
East Walpole
Mass
Heim
George Washington
Singer
Charles Hires
Rhetoric Meets Numbers On Global Military Spending
The piece analyzes arms data from the U S Arms Control and Disarmament Agency comparing regimes labeled as military dictatorships and so called people s democracies. It notes Cuba Brazil South Vietnam North Korea West Germany Albania South Africa Spain Sweden McGovernite Shirley MacLaine Red China the Soviet Union and the United States and highlights percentages of GNP spent on the military and soldiers per thousand people. The overall point is that the label armed regime often matches high military spending regardless of political branding.
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U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Cuba
Brazil
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
U.S
Sweden
Korea
South
Park
South Korea
West Germany
Bonn
East Germany
Albania
South Africa
Spain
Shirley MacLaine
Red China
Never punch a Saguaro and other desert proverbs
Jim Fiebig collects humorous old sayings and contrasts them with a tale about testing a cactus in the Arizona desert. The piece adds quips like Never eat the liver of a polar bear and Never get between a mother rabbit and her babies.
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Jim Fiebig
Arizona Desert
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