Reagan Faces Wallace Challenge in GOP Primary Strategy
Analysis suggests Ronald Reagan may trigger a three way race if he defeats Ford at the Republican convention. Wallace’s stronger candidacy and the Wallace people threaten a new majority that could split the vote with Reagan, potentially forcing a Wallace nomination at the Democratic convention or a third party path.
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Reagan
Gerald Ford
Wallace
Richard Nixon
Meldrim Thomson
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Florida
South
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Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Jim Mills Managing Editor Tuesday May 20 1975
The note announces Jim Mills serving as managing editor on Tuesday May 20 1975. It identifies Mills in a newsroom leadership context and marks a byline or staff role update for the newspaper.
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Jim Mills
President Ford signals doubts on tax cut amid mixed reaction
The report notes Ford considered vetoing the tax cut before reluctantly signing. Morgan Guaranty Trust questions the $2,000 tax credit for new home purchases, arguing it may discourage construction and hurt existing home sales after expiration. The piece also mentions a House probe into working women’s pay and historic notes from 1775.
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Ford
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
New York
Morgan Guaranty Trust
Letter to the Editor on Christianity and freedom
A reader responds to Gary Enz's May 12 letter doubting Christianity. The author accuses Enz of hostility toward Christians, likens him to Madalyn Murray O'Hair, and argues Christianity cannot be destroyed by atheists or Communists as it will endure and grow.
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Gary Enz
Madalyn Murray O’hair
O’hair
Mr. Enz
Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates
The Journal published by News Journal, Inc lists daily and Sunday rates. Home delivery by carrier costs 72 cents weekdays and 23 cents Sunday. motor route 13 cents daily and 24 cents Sunday. four-week periods or calendar month options. Mail rates are 38 dollars per year within the U.S. and 46 dollars outside.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Where shall we draw the line
Washington debate centers on U S commitments in Asia and whether to honor them. Gen Maxwell Taylor and Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew frame the risk to credibility abroad while Kissinger’s Establishment clings to SEATO and Korea pledges versus the New View which questions long term alliances and defense obligations. The piece argues no national consensus exists and clarity is needed to signal stance to allies and rivals.
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South Vietnam
Taylor
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Lee Kuan Yew
Vietnam
Lee
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Congress
Senate
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South Korea
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Japan
Soviet Union
Philippines
U.S
Kissinger
The intoxication of success in Vietnam policy
John Roche reflects as a historian on the early 1960s confidence in counterinsurgency and Vietnam policy. He recalls Kennedy era optimism, the Geneva outcomes, and the 1963 Diem coup influenced by Americans, arguing intoxication of success blinded judgment and set a flawed path.
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Moscow
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Sen. Fulbright
Southeast Asia
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Saigon
Diem
Bob Shaplen
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