Reagan's Timely Path To 1976 Presidency
Ronald Reagan positions himself as a non elected challenger to President Ford, aiming to exploit Ford's eroding image and Rockefeller’s withdrawal. Conservative support, especially from New York’s Conservative Party, bolsters Reagan while Ford faces party skepticism and voter discontent with government. The story notes inflation and taxes as shared concerns fueling the race.
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Kremlin claustrophobia and Sakharov’s Nobel protest
The piece condemns Soviet intolerance for dissent and cites Andrei Sakharov who criticizes repression and is barred from traveling to Oslo to accept the Nobel Peace Prize. It argues the regime’s facade of progress masks persistent freedom deprivation and social confinement.
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Public appetite shapes spending limits and political courage
The piece argues that voters demand austerity only for others, not their own benefits. It notes citizens claim government is too large yet resist cuts to cherished programs and highlights a mismatch between public principles and personal interests.
The Rise and Resentment of Lawyers in Government
George F. Will argues that Americans increasingly view lawyers as a ruling class shaping complex government. He links populist distrust to the legal profession and notes tax complexity, with Reagan and Carter symbols of citizen unease about state power.
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One Walton Suffers Head Injury in Thanksgiving Episode
A TV highlight notes John Boy from The Waltons endures a serious head injury after a machine accident. His father’s neglect leads to a fault in repair and a pretend calm as doctors assess his vision and condition.
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Salvation Army finds Thanksgiving gift from unknown donor
Brig and Mrs. Robert Baker at the Middletown Salvation Army receive a $100 check from a Wisconsin donor after a desperate appeal for funds. The anonymous benefactor crossed state lines to help a corps in need, illustrating faith answering prayers during hard times.
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