Udall Still Fights for Democratic Nomination
The Udall campaign remains a long shot after Wisconsin and New York results. The Wisconsin loss hurts money-raising while his strong Senate record and stance on human rights and reform keep him a potential compromise candidate or vice presidential option. He might exit to run for Arizona’s Senate seat.
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Morris Udall
Tucson
Wisconsin
Udall
Jimmy Carter
New York
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Hubert Humphrey
Congress
Arizona
Senate
India’s Aid Ties with U S See-saw After 1971 Break
The United States provided over 10 billion dollars in aid to India across two decades, ending with suspension in the 1971 India Pakistan war. Washington sought to resume aid at 75 million dollars annually, but Indira Gandhi accused the U S of undermining her government, ending talks.
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United States
India
U.S
Indira Gandhi
State Department
Congress
Flag lapel signals Reagan in crowded 1976 race
Harriet Van Horne critiques Ronald Reagan as he campaigns in 1976, noting his flag lapel and star presence. She argues the flag is overstressed as campaign jewelry, compares Reagan to Nixon era politics, and praises his charisma while warning against clever staging and uncritical support.
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Harriet van Horne
Watergate
Richard Nixon
San Clemente
Legionnaires
John Birchers
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Nixon
NBC
Free Enterprise System
White House
Forums Show Campaign Views but Local Access Fails
Letter from JAN NIEMANN of the League of Women Voters laments KAET Channel 8 skipping the March and April presidential candidate forums. Only the Feb 23 Boston forum aired locally. urged viewers to contact KAET and PBS to carry the April 26 Chicago and May 24 Los Angeles forums.
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Christian Science Monitor
League of Women Voters
Boston
KAET
Channel 8
Miami
New York
Public Broadcasting System
Chicago
Los Angeles
Ford
Ronald Reagan
George Wallace
Jan Niemann
League of Women Voters of
East Maricopa
Nonconforming signs in Scottsdale spur consumer protest
Tod Neibich urges Scottsdale residents to withhold patronage from merchants who refuse to remove nonconforming signs after courts strike down the sign amortization law. He says the ballot box failed and the pocketbook will guide business choices, backing boycotts against noncompliant stores.
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Scottsdale
Tod Neibich
Interview transcript probes a California Democrat candidate for president
In depth dialogue questions the candidate on unemployment policy Middle East crisis inflation energy environment and the role of a first lady along with lighter exchanges about catsup on fries and Jesuit questioning strategies. The interview showcases rapid topic shifts and the candidate’s evasive responses.
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California
White House
Sylvia
Abortion Debate Presses Presidential Questions
A columnist argues abortion must be discussed in the presidential campaign and urges voters to seek legal protection for unborn life. Citing other moral campaigns, the piece asserts private rights are upheld by ballot laws and quotes Emerson on age and questions. Naval Victory story noted.
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John D. Lofton JR
Washington
Los Angeles Times
Jack Hood Vaughn
Peace Corps
Vaughn
Mary Tyler Moore
Capitol Hill
Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
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