Campaign reformers question 1974 limits on campaign spending
Yale law professor Ralph Winter Jr. argued limits on candidate spending infringe the First Amendment and freedom of association. The piece notes Muskie Pastore and editorials critiquing the 1974 law, cites FEC rulings, and highlights loopholes in labor power and delegate contributions.
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Ashington
Yale Law
Ralph K. Winter Jr
John Ardner
Common Cause
Gardner
Edmund Muskie
Senate
Yale Legal
Muskie
John Pastore
Pastore
FEC
Washington
Congress
U.S. Supreme Court
Watergate
Rumsfeld Keeps Defense Line After Cabinet Shake-Up
Sunday, November 23, 1975 timeline notes Donald Rumsfeld confirms with senators his support for Schlesinger's defense policy and urges Ford to retain him. Analysts see no major shift in detente or defense posture, as Ford aims to realign the team toward shared goals despite tensions with Kissinger.
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U.S
Ford
Donald Rumsfeld
Defense
James Schlesinger
Schlesinger
Rumsfeld
Henry Kissinger
Kissingers
White House
Pentagon
Congress
Capitol Hill
Teens assist police fund drive in Middletown letters
In Middletown readers praise TAPS teens for supporting the police radio drive and thank contributors. A second letter agrees with Mike Stratton on tax levy issues, noting potential cuts to McKinley Middle School classes and blaming adult behavior for youth problems. Ms Joan Nitterhouse signs 1008 First Ave.
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Mike Stratton
McKinley Middle School
Joan Nitterhouse
First Ave
Moynihan to Kissinger clash signals hardline U N stance
The piece portrays Henry Kissinger clashing with Daniel Patrick Moynihan over United Nations debates on Zionism, racism, and the Holocaust. It notes Moynihan’s direct access to the President and his willingness to challenge policy, with Ford’s endorsement of a strong U N approach.
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Daniel Patrick Moynihan
United Nations
Defense
James Schlesinger
Moynihan
USN
John Kenneth Galbraith
John Kennedy
India
Graham Martin
Johnson
Saigon
United Nations General Assembly
U.N
International Forum
Ford
Turtle Bay
Kissinger
Pittsburgh
General Assembly
Holocaust Watch
Donnybrook
Racism and Ethnocentrism in Western Self-Preference
Jeffrey Hart argues the term racism is overused and politically charged. He contrasts Hitler's racial doctrine with ordinary ethnocentrism, noting that Western nations are uniquely accused of racism while others are not. He belittles anti racism campaigns as hypocritical in international politics.
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Moynihan
Idi Amin
Afl-Cio
State Department
Amin
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
de Gaulle
Randall Jarrell
Third World
Soviet Union
Central Asia
Israel
America
South Africa
New York
East River
Sunshine Law Quip Opens City Commission Meeting
City Commission Chairman Dudley Inwood jokes about asking reporters to leave as the panel considers a state Sunshine Law ordinance. The piece recaps anecdotes from Middletown politics and a police chief announcement, including reactions from Lillian Dwyer and Armco officials.
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City Commission
Dudley Inwood
Inwood
Law
Tilmon Ellison
Middletown News Journal Subscriber Rates Carried
The Journal outlines subscription pricing for Middletown Ohio readers including newsstand, home delivery, motor route, and mail options. Rates are given for daily, Sunday editions, and calendar month payments with advance requirements and international options.
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S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
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TAPS
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Brent Scowcroft
National Security Council
Scowcroft
Secretary of State
Jeffrey Hart
Thomas Bowdler
Stanford
Dartmouth
Suez
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