Carter’s stance shifts from big government skeptic to advocate
In a Georgia visit Carter argued for strong planned government and efficiency. A year later he remains a Washington outsider yet embraces big government as necessary and rejects weak governance while projecting cautious optimism about his presidential bid.
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Pittsburgh
Nea
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Atlanta
Carter
America
J.carter
FDR
JFK
Washington
Editorial on the rise of rechargeable nicad batteries
The piece argues batteries power modern life and notes a GE nicad system offering rechargeable cells. It cites 380 million battery devices in use and rising consumption, with households spending about 40 dollars annually. GE claims up to 1,000 recharge cycles justify the initial costs.
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United States
General Electric
Computer Garble Trips Udall Carter Wisconsin Win
The piece notes a computer forecast misfire in Wisconsin where Udall beat Carter after late rural ballots boosted Carter. It argues garbage in yields garbage out, stressing the risk of flawed data in critical systems and national security reliance on accurate intelligence feeds.
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Robert Frost
Morris K. Udall
Wisconsin
Udall
Carter
Optimist Ty Hicks Promotes Wealth Through Sidelines
Tyler Hicks, an executive and author, touts wealth from side ventures in real estate, mail order, and writing. He claims over 1 million dollars in earnings, books near a million in sales, and a ninth year as a prolific curator of technical and self help works. He urges belief followed by daily action, endorsing borrowing others' money to fuel growth and advising focus on real estate and mail order ventures.
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John Cunniff
New York
Tyler Hicks
Ty Hicks
Hicks
Horatio Alger
Prentice-Hall
Parker Publishing Co
Westd Nyack
N.Y
International Wealth Success, Inc
Savings and Loan
Today in History Apr 27 1976 highlights and births
On this date in history major events include the fall of Athens to Germany in 1941 and Magellan's death in 1521. Notable births include Samuel Morse in 1791 and Ulysses S. Grant in 1822. Also notes on U.S. Steel Gary ground breaking and first Social Security payment in 1937. Bicentennial footnote discusses Hessian troop movements and real estate schemes of the era.
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Associated Press
Athens
Ferdinand Magellan
Phillippines
Samuel Morse
Charlestown
Mass
Ulysses S. Grant
Point Pleasant
Ohio
U.S. Steel Corp
Lake Michigan
Gary
Indiana
U.S
U.S. Navy
Dominican Republic
Pope Paul
Andrei Gromyko
Vatican
Chung Hee Park
South Korea
Duong van Minh
South Vietnam
Saigon
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Ford abandons anti merger bill after funder pressure
President Ford dropped support for a consumer anti merger measure after Bernard Lasker pressed top White House and Treasury officials. Lasker argued the plan harmed clients of his firm, prompting a closed White House meeting and a reversal led by William Seidman.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Ford
White House
Treasury
Bernard Lasker
Lasker
New York Stock Exchange
William Seidman
Economic Board
Justice Department
Thomas Kauper
Kauper
Harold Tyler
Senate
Philip Hart
D-Mich
Tyler
Seidman
Navy
Saratoga
U.S
Tonkin Gulf
Philippines
United States
James R. Sanderson
Rota
Spain
Adm
Forrest Petersen
Petersen
Casablanca
Mohammedea
Sanderson
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Richard Nixon
North Carolina
Terry Sanford
Ran Wilderprise
Texas Press Association
Gaia
Cin Auercan
Tata
McGraw-Hill
William Lyon Phelps
William Howe
London
John Tower
Washington, DC
Lloyd Bentsen Jr
New Austin Braunfels
San Angelo
San Antonio
W.E
Pete’’ Snelson
Capital Building
Austin
Texas
Dick Slack
Pecos
5Th & Cypress
State Board of Education
M.C. Brockette
Texas Education Agency
E. 11Th St
Ben R. Howell
el Paso
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