Voters Reject Experience in 1976 Campaign Notes
A columnist argues voters shun experience in the 1976 race, praising Carter and Brown for freshness while decrying Nixon era memories. The piece cites Udall Bayh Jackson Shriver Harris and Humphrey as examples of seasoned figures failing with the electorate. It critiques the desire to erase the past as a memory hole.
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Washington
Sen
Frank Rch
Idaho
Morris Udall
Congress
Ane
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Jackson
Sargent Shriver
Fred Harris
Jimmy Carter
Edmund G. Brown Jr
California
Brown
Reagan
George Orwell
CIA
FBI
FBI under fire yet praised in pledge to reform
The Senate Intelligence Committee questions FBI abuses while affirming a need for a responsible security agency. The Springfield Daily News notes Director Kelley apologized for past errors and urges rebuilding, with emphasis on safeguarding essential duties and public trust.
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Bureau
Congress
United States
FBI
Clarence M. Kelley
Violence on screen sparks debate over youth learning risks
Washington officials push an 18‑and‑under film ban citing training‑film concerns, while libertarians call such rules an encroachment. Critics note mixed evidence on violence teaching behavior, referencing Boston 1973 and social theory, with J Walter Thompson desensitization work and industry pressure to elevate program ethics.
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Commission On Causes and Prevention of Violence
J. Walter Thompson
America
Udall calls for automation of postal mail amid critique
A column ridicules the Postal Service for wasting a billion dollars on machines that ruin mail while endorsing Rep. Morris Udall's push for more automated sorting. It mocks Lowest Bidders Inc. devices that damage labels and tear out pages, arguing planned obsolescence thrives on gadgets.
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Garry Winter
Copley
Life
Postal Service
Martha
Morris Udall
D-Ariz
Udall
Democratic Party
House
Inc
LBI
Sen. Udall
Journal ad tolls with subscription rates and notice
The notice lists daily and Sunday postage paid rates for Middletown Ohio subscriptions. It shows prices for newsstand copies, home delivery by carrier or motor route, and mail options within the United States, with payments required in advance. It references the News Journal Inc and addresses in Ohio.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
Ohio
Middletown
U.S.A
Fishy tale and cat on salmon dinner tease readers
A humorous column recounts a hostess who turns a salmon centerpiece to hide a dinner mishap with a cat atop the fish, a prankish note from a neighbor, and readers debating a strange term fentee footed nappy as Nora and Nora Cohn weigh in on what a nappy actually is.
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Frank Neal
Mary Lee Khield
Frank
Sma
Nora Cohn
Jeri Boolzer
Nora
Try giving a smile to the young people
A grandmother writes to praise teenage friends who offered help after the death of her grandson James A Taylor in a May car crash. She urges kindness to youth, thanking their compassion and calling them the earth’s future.
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James A
Tony) Taylor
Sue Nunamaker
Nunama
Tony
Earth
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