Could Carter be damaged by splinter candidates in 1976
A Columbus Dispatch Ohio poll shows splinter candidates running to the left of Carter capturing up to 8 percent, with McCarthy at 5 percent in Ohio. Carter leads Ford 49 to 43 in Ohio, but spread in Michigan and Wisconsin could shift electoral votes toward Ford. MacBride of the Libertarian Party could siphon votes from Ford, especially in Wisconsin and Illinois, due to foreign policy appeal and isolationist currents. The columnist argues Libertarian defense worries are countered by the need to deter Communists and keep a strong nuclear deterrent, while remaining wary of Finlandization near the Caribbean and Central America.
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Teenager Q A humorous feeding and behavior quiz
John Sinor presents a Care and Feeding quiz for teens with jokey questions and punchlines about milk intake late nights getting ready for school and wild birthday wishes. The piece treats teen behavior in a light satirical tone.
FBI probe into Socialist Workers Party ends after decades
The FBI long inquiry into the Socialist Workers Party spans 38 years with 18 people charged or convicted under the Smith Act. A Brooklyn civic leader headed a $2.5 million anti poverty program while awaiting trial for heroin charges, drawing a $19,950 salary after pleading guilty. The probe yielded no arrests in years and produced millions of file entries and numerous informants. The Socialist Workers Party sued the government in 1973 for damages. Congress and the Army aid debate continued through 1976.
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New York Daily News
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St Pauls United Church of Christ centennial dinner Oct 9 1976
Middletown diary notes anniversary dinner for St Pauls United Church of Christ as part of a year long centennial celebration plans advance for Anniversary Sunday on Nov 21. The piece traces German immigrant roots and the church’s founding on Dec 10 1876 with Rev Stemple as first pastor and council members including Godfrey Rathman.
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St Pauls United Church of Christ 100 Years Strong in Middletown
The article traces St Pauls United Church of Christ in Middletown from its 32 founding members in 1857 through a century of growth. It highlights key milestones including building purchases in 1877, sanctuary dedication in 1888, a pipe organ in 1893, and classroom expansion in the 1940s, with current membership near 600 and plans for future inner city outreach.
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William Sebald
Jacob Berger
Phillip Laterner
Stephen Neubrander
William Schulze
Jacob Gradolf
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St. Paul's
Tired of being a sucker letter to the editor
A reader denounces government programs as scams led by educated thieves. Citing the Occupational Safety and Health Act, the writer claims OSHA will cost taxpayers 138 million dollars plus 10 percent compliance expenses. He demands tax cuts and reduced government spending.
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