Two party system on shaky crusis path
The article argues the two party system in America is morally and financially exhausted by 1976. It links rising independents, feared violence at conventions, and cross-party policy sameness to growing public distrust. It warns of a possible Nixon victory sealing a GOP majority and deepening crisis.
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New York
George Washington
Washington
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
America
George McGovern
Nixon
Miami Beach
McGovern
Chicago
Vietnam
Doral Hotel
Republican Party
GOP
Hubert Humphrey
No funding blocks Capitol west front extension plan
Washington report notes congressional leaders pressed to expand the Capitol west front to add offices and a restaurant but a House vote 181 to 197 blocked spending final plans. Senate had also rejected the project, favoring restoration at lower cost.
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Washington
Capitol
House
Senate
West Front
Virginia
Congress
Congressional
Ernest F. Hollings
D-S.c
Carl Albert
D-Okla
Extension Commission
Albert
Beetle Eater nickname for Boeing 747 freighter
The Boeing 747 freight aircraft is nicknamed the Beetle Eater for its claimed digestion of at least six dozen Volkswagen Beetles.
Personal Care and Household Goods Price List Fragment
A fragmented list of consumer products including hair spray Vaseline lotion baby shampoo deodorant soap dishwashing items and dog and cat foods from various brands such as Gillette Purina Alpo Kal Kan and Pooch with scattered prices and packaging details. The OCR text mixes groceries pet foods cleaning items and paper products like napkins and towels.
Israel Faces School Integration Challenges Across Societies
Kenneth J. Rabben analyzes Israel and the United States confronting similar public education issues. Israel aims to integrate Oriental Jews and Arabs with European Jews amid reforms, funding, regional junior highs, and debates over social versus academic goals.
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United States
Israel
U.S
Yigal Allen
Knesset
Eliezer Shmueli
Ministry of Education
Jerusalem Post
Shmueli
Allen
Neous
Haifa
Shalom Levine
Histadrut Teachers’ Union
Jordanian project rescues farmland
In Amman Jordan a wall loving agriculturalist Djavid Ramadan leads a World Food Program backed plan turning barren Hashemite hillsides into olive and fruit groves. Since 1965 the effort has planted 25 000 acres and created 7.3 million work days while securing 9.9 million dollars for a nine year span. Local farmer Saleh Mafudi Abu Rumman notes the shift from sparse cereal crops to long term olive income with intergenerational hope.
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Amman
Jordan
World Food Program
WFP
Djavid Ramadan
United Nations
Food and Agriculture Organization
United States
Saleh Mafudi Abu Rumman
Salt District
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