One Term Carter Scenario Probed by Psychohistorians
The piece discusses a one term Carter scenario amid fears of foreign policy failures and economic woes. Psychohistorians urge that national mood and external threats shape history as much as policy, noting Carter’s upbringing and alleged narcissism as drivers of leadership insecure against crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Africa
Middle East
Carter
Congress
Andy Young
Brezhnev
Atlantic Continental Shelf
Pse
Jimmy Carter
Lloyd deMause
Paul H. Elovitz
David R Beisel
John J. Hartman
Henry Ebel
Jimmy
Paul Elovitz
Els
White House
Olympic Games in Los Angeles 1984 Spark Pride and Pessimism
The piece argues LA will host the 1984 Olympics despite concerns over congestion taxes and security costs. It notes facilities largely exist from 1932 and credits civic optimism with renewed tourism and commerce while cautioning taxpayers face higher bills and international tensions. It questions profit motives and warns of potential discontent alongside praise for athletic achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Los Angeles
City of Angels
Apollo
Zeus
Dionysus
Brotherhood of Sport
Nt L.A
Uncle Sam
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Munich
Montreal
Space wristwatch radios to cost around ten dollars by 1985
A Washington space expert predicts Americans could buy wristwatch radios in stores for about ten dollars by 1985 and talk nationwide. He envisions a satellite ten times larger than current systems and a boom in wrist radios surpassing today’s CB radios. He notes economic worries but holds out hope. Luke 9 24 TEV quote appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
OPEC
Esident
Diversion programs target drunk driving with treatment approach
A National Highway Safety Administration view shows about 46 000 highway deaths yearly. diversion programs in Southern California enroll offenders in screening and 10 weekly lectures plus ongoing sessions. rearrest rates drop to 13 percent versus 35 to 50 percent for non diversion cases. taxpayers fund programs. many counselors are recovered alcoholics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Highway Safety Administration
Rock Island
Ill
Longview
Texas
California Department of Motor Vehicles
California
Gaylord Long
Santa Monica
Los Angeles
Middletown Daily Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Middletown Journal outlines subscription options with prices for home delivery by carrier, motor route, and mail. Rates include 72 cents Monday through Saturday, 23 cents Sunday, or 95 cents weekly, plus annual and international mail prices and other service notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
News Journal, Inc. S
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Carter seeks countrywide push as oil clash looms
Senator Henry Jackson questions Carter's commitment while the president plans a national campaign against oil companies. Analysts note slim Senate support and warn higher fuel prices may follow any energy push, with Birch Bayh and others skeptical of real backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Wade
Senate
Carter
Jimmy Carter
Sen
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Mobil Oil
Montgomery Ward
Franklin Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Roosevelt
Truman
Ohio Voters Urged Against Amendment 2 by Outdoorsmen
Letter writers urge Ohio citizens to vote against a proposed constitutional amendment banning leg trap use, warn against broader gun and hunting bans, and claim outcomes could spread to other states. They argue hunters and fishermen risk losing rights and urge turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cleveland Amory
Brian Davies
Amory
Also Mentioned on This Page
Two Continents Psychohistory Press
New School of 7
History
W. A. Siebenthaler Sr
Elwood Richardson Business Manager
Paul J. Osy
Jim Millis
L.A
Ronald Reagan
the Journal
Tom Braden
Bayh
President
Gilbert Short
Florence St
Middletown Journal
Cincinnati
Ford Administration
Edgar Schellenbach
Gage Drive
Dennis the Menace
Joey