Reagan Faces Wallace Risk As Nomination Hope Grows
Analysis notes Reagan’s bid against Ford gains momentum amid media critique of his age and image. It argues he must broaden appeal beyond core conservatives, drawing ethnic Americans and moderates, while addressing social issues and a Wallace challenge in 1976 era politics.
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Gerald Ford
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Reagan
John Sears
New Hampshire
Hugh Gregg
Richard Nixon
Nixon
LBJ
Hubert Humphrey
George Wallace
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Bill Gavin
Mab Kristol
Mockery of democracy in Sahara referendum debate
The piece critiques Spanish Morocco plans to divide the Sahara and calls the referendum a sham. It argues Prince Juan Carlos stands firm, Hassan gains political strength, and many Saharans may not know about the vote. It contrasts the 18th century Join or Die flag with modern pretenses.
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Juan Carlos
Spain
Morocco
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Hassan
Sahara
Charles Street
Manchester Avenue
Clark Street
Tytus House Highlighted in Echoes Register
Middletown remembers John B. Tytus Jr the steel pioneer and his home at 300 S Main Street. The Tytus house, remodeled in 1885 by an English architect, is praised for its ornate exterior and is praised as one of Middletown’s most beautiful distinctive homes.
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Ohio Historical Society
John B. Tytus
Main Street
John Butler Tytus
Tytus
S. Main
Patrick H. Rossi Jr
J.G. Clark
S.W. Curtis
Middletown
Curtis Street
S. Main Street
Clark
Asa
John B. Tytus Jr
Gee
America
Mr. Tytus
Cincinnati
John B. Tytus Jr Honored in Middletown Hall of Fame
The Journal notes Middletown landmark John B. Tytus House recognition as a posterity marker. John B. Tytus Jr. joins Ohio's Hall of Fame at Columbus center, honoring his steel making innovations inspired by paper mill history. The feature recalls Tytus's inventive genius and hometown impact.
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Tytus
Francis J. Tytus
Middletown
John B. Tytus
John B. Tytus Jr
Ohio
Ohio Historical Center
Columbus
Never another Pearl Harbor letter calls for defense heed
Reader laments complacency since Pearl Harbor 1941 and urges stronger defense to protect service members. She honors civilians in uniform and recalls sacrifices at Pearl Harbor and abroad, urging the nation to remember and support troops.
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South Carolina
Middletown Auto History Rails Against Sorg Claim
A Middletown resident disputes a Journal piece claiming Paul J. Sorg owned the first auto, stating Charles B. Oglesby owned Middletown’s first automobile in 1897 per Middletown historian George Dome. Letter cites 1969 Historical Society exhibit and family lore.
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Paul J. Sorg
Charles B. Oglesby
Joseph M. Isenminger
Mr. Sorg
George Dome
C. B. Oglesby
Dome
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