The Making of the New Majority Party in American Politics
A conservative briefing notes William Rusher's book as a major analysis of party realignment. It discusses Ford's strength, Wallace and Reagan as pivotal figures, and a proposed Independence Party potentially beating the Democrats 55 to 45. The piece highlights questions about Reagan challenging Ford and the political viability of a new party.
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New York City Faces Financial Crisis Over Government Aid
Mayor Beame and Governor Carey blasted President Ford for rejecting a 1.5 billion federal loan offer as NYC confronts a payroll shortfall and 1.4 billion in operating costs by June plus 2.1 billion due on notes and bonds. The city must cut services and curb wages to avert default.
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Navy chow comeback on visit to Leningrad spawns debate
Two U.S. warships visit Leningrad to mark World War II victory anniversary and defend Navy chow. Elizabeth Taylor’s dining in Russia frames the debate as sailors recall supply, comfort, and the famous question How's the chow. The piece also recalls 1775 requests by Col. John Stark for blankets and medicine and a biblical quote from Isaiah 11 2.
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Kissinger criticizes Congress over Vietnam losses and Cambodia exit
The column portrays Henry Kissinger blaming Watergate and Congress for derailing U.S. foreign policy. He argues aid cuts, Cambodia incursion views, and pressure eroded U.S. credibility, with Rabin and Peres doubting American resolve and Japan reassessing security ties. Kissinger contends he is right and opponents are wrong.
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Unity talk at Geneva masks Soviet expansion aims
John Roche argues the Helsinki Geneva talks hide Moscow’s plan to legitimize postwar gains and Brezhnev Doctrine. He warns the U.S. should demand explicit denouncement of jamming and reject vague commitments that legitimize Soviet dominance in Europe.
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