Humphrey remembered as liberal icon and public servant
The tribute recalls Hubert Humphrey as a champion of civil rights and a steadfast public servant. It notes his three presidential campaigns, his role as Lyndon Johnson’s VP, and his enduring optimism that endeared him to supporters and critics alike.
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Hubert Horatio Humphrey Jr
Humphrey
America
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Senate
Democratic National Committee
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Hubert Humey
Hyman Bookbinder
American Jewish Committee
Ihe
Clarence Mitchell
Johnson
Senate “Club
Vietnam
Carter’s First Year Strategy Seen By Kirbo In Washington
Charles Kirbo, a close ally, visits Washington and comments on President Carter’s fatigue and the burdens of office. The piece notes Carter’s belief in a busy first year with a full shopping list, risking opposition as he aims to set the agenda early.
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Carter
Charles Kirbo
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Ford
Jimmy Carter
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Damascus
G.O.P
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Cyprus
Bert Lance
Office of Management and Budget
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve
Johnson
Nixon
Charlie
Carter Faces Tax Cut Clash Amid 1978 Budget Plans
President Carter shifts stance toward a substantial tax cut while clashing with Republicans over timing and scope. The piece contrasts GOP push for broad personal and corporate relief with Carter’s cautious revenue reforms and looming 1978 cabinet changes. It also highlights Senate and House dynamics and a broader view of his first year in office.
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Frank van der Linden
United States Press, Inc
Washington
Carter
John Rhodes
Arizona
House
Howard Baker
Tennessee
Senate
Rhodes
Baker
Jack Kemp
New York
Bill Roth
Delaware
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
Bokassa Crowned Emperor of Central African Empire
Commentary on Jean Bedel Bokassa’s coronation as Emperor Bokassa I costing $25 million amid poverty in the Central African Empire. Compares to Idi Amin and South Africa’s apartheid, noting Africa’s grim leadership pattern and widespread tyranny.
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Jean Bedel Bokassa
Central African Empire
Bokassa I
Bokassa
Uganda
Idi Amin
Republic of South Africa
South Africa
Bakassa I
Eisenhower era Gettysburg rewrite on national unity
A modern reworking of the Gettysburg Address presents an imagined 21st century commitment to liberty and equal rights. It critiques disharmony, calls for national sacrifice, and endorses comprehensive reform balancing federal priorities with human-rights goals.
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Oliver Jensen
Dwight Eisenhower
Caiens
E Star Established July 4 189 Yearly Publication
The Winchester Evening Star announces the E Star established on July 4, 189 with publication details from Winchester Virginia. The notice credits Thomas T. Byrd and the Winchester Evening Star Inc. for distribution.
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Winchester Evening Star
E Star
Thomas T. Byrd
Winchester Evening Star Inc
N. Kent St
Winchester
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