Ford and Reagan Press Clash Highlight Campaign Dynamics
The Monroe News-Star weighs Ford and Reagan as stronger candidates than the Democrats. It notes liberal attacks on Ford and CBS’s labeling of Reagan as far right, while praising their composure in interviews and their readiness to confront hostile reporters.
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Reagan
CBS
Walter Cronkite
California
Goldwater
Pia
Ford
the Nation
White House
McGovern
Nixon
District of Columbia
D. C
Montgomery County
Henry Jackson
The
Republic
Middleton Book for CBS Documentary on Can America Win the Next War
The column proposes a CBS Reports documentary built around Drew Middleton’s Can America Win the Next War and Roger Mudd host. It previews Middleton’s analysis of US NATO versus Soviet Warsaw Pact forces, citing Soviet manpower, tank production, and potential ground conflict in Europe.
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Cbs-Tv
Pentagon
Fidel Castro
Cuba
CBS
Roger Mudd
New York Times
Drew Middleton
America
U.S
Roger Muddy
Mudd
Middleton
Europe
NATO
Red Army
Wrong Way to Save the City from Economic Planning
The piece argues that critics blame private enterprise for New York City’s woes and warn of an approaching welfare state under a socialist plan. It cites Gar Alperovitz and Jeff Faux as proponents of public ownership and federal job programs, debating figures like Ted Kennedy and Hubert Humphrey.
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New York City
Hunter College
Plaza Hotel
Central Park
Initiative Committee For National Economic Planning
W. W. Leontief
New York University
Gar Alperovitz
Jeff Faux
Ted Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Alperovit
Faux
National Trust
Bill
General Mote
National Public Trust
Wre
New York
Lindsay Rockefeller
Leadership Changes in 1976 Senate and House Elections
The 1976 elections will decide one third of the Senate and all House seats. Senate leaders Hugh Scott and Mike Mansfield face retirement questions, signaling a potential leadership scramble that could reshape legislative action. Time frames and party dynamics suggest notable changes ahead in the upper chamber.
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White House
U. S. Senate
House of Representatives
Senate
Hugh Scott
GOP
Mike Mansfield
Congress
Mansfield
Japanese Industrials Warn Of Too Many Educated Citizens
Konosuke Matsushita warned foreign correspondents that Japan's college boom from 50 to over 1000 institutions has flooded the market with educated minds lacking practical judgment. He urged juniors to learn basics before innovating. The piece also critiques Treasury Secretary Simon on food stamps, noting eligibility concerns and poverty benchmarks amid a growing deficit.
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Japan
Konosuke Matsushita
Matsushita
Treasury
William Simon
Christian Science Monitor
McGovern Fires Up 1976 Democratic Race Over Busing
Washington report shows George McGovern pressing the 1976 Democratic presidential contest by attacking compulsory busing and urging unity against racial division. He hints at running as an alternative candidate while facing scrutiny over personal schooling choices and party optics.
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Washington
George McGovern
Smith
Jones
Brown
Jackson
McGovern
Republic
Massachusetts
Louisville
South Dakota
Democratic Party
Vietnam
Fred Harris
Power Shift II and the Rise of the Southern Rim
The piece argues a regional power shift from the Eastern Establishment to the Sun Belt, led by the South and West. It links New York and Washington under fire, cites Ronald Reagan and Barry Goldwater, and notes busing and political realignments as signals of a broader shift toward the Southern Rim. It references Kirkpatrick Sale and Norman Podhoretz in framing the “Power Shift” thesis.
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Phillips
New York
Washington
KFS
Sinclair Lewis
Main Street
Grand Rapids
Boston
Harvard
Ronald Reagan
London
Savareid
John Connally
Texas
Barry Goldwater
Northeast
Florida
Reagan
Connally
Wallace
Carolinas
Nevada
California
Norman Podho
Commentary 1Azine
Kirkpn Sale
Bac
Thern Rim
Kirrek Sale
Sun Belt
Tergate
Sale
Gulf Coast
Arizon
Local New World Publishing Company Staff Notice
Mixed owner and editor listing for the New World Publishing Corporation Monroe Louisiana with officers directors and contact details. Includes names such as Robert Ewing, Mildri Ewing, Graves Brown Jr and John D Ewing Jr. Notes association with The Associated Press and advertising representatives.
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New World Publicning Corporation
Olive Streets
Monroe
Chai
Robert Ewing Brow
Mildri Ewing
Graves Brown Jr
Robert Ewing
Patricia E. Gricky
Ewing Jensen
Neth ¢. Barranger
Teulmin Brown
John D. Ewing Jr
Pat Ewing
Helen Clay Hall
John Drick
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Roger Ewing Jr
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