Inflation and unemployment debate in Carter Ford clash
The piece contrasts Jimmy Carter's defense of a large stimulus and the Humphrey Hawkins bill with Gerald Ford's stance on private-sector growth and incentives. It notes inflation as the top concern for Americans, warns of deficits, and argues Ford's approach to curb inflation while promoting employment is more sensible.
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Ewing
Carter Faces a Lyndon Johnson Problem in 1976 Race
The piece argues Jimmy Carter alternates between praising and attacking Lyndon Baines Johnson, risking alienation of party faithful or anti Johnson voters. It links Johnson and Nixon to broader questions of political sin in the 1976 election, noting Watergate revelations and Johnson’s wealth from broadcasting and other sources.
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New Worries for Moscow in Poland and East Bloc
Washington reports rising Polish unrest with shortages and price hikes challenging the hard line regime. Moscow fears needing grain imports and hard currency strain while Brezhnev touts bread security. The Kremlin misreads Sino-Soviet tensions as editors push anti-Soviet stances as Mao’s death shifts. Also notes a crowded field of 12 presidential candidates and Jules Verne’s prophetic legacy.
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Campaign focuses on trivia amid heated race
The piece criticizes the 1976 presidential campaign as listless, focusing on personal matters and nonissues such as abortion while neglecting energy, crime, pollution, and foreign policy. It highlights Ford and Carter’s strategies, tax debates, and calls for substantive debate before the election. It also notes Thai investigations into a McDonnell Douglas deal and SEC probes into payments to foreign officials.
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Extremist Parties Rise in U S Ballot Campaigns
New York reports on radical factions from CPUSA to SWP shaping presidential petitions across states. The piece notes CPUSA and SWP field credentials in 16 to 26 states, with thousands of signatures and street activism, amid a shifting liberal political landscape.
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