The China Trip Editorial Review 1975
Editorial views Ford China trip as costly and unnecessary. It questions the value of the Pacific Doctrine and warns of weakness in negotiations with China, urging focus on Washington governance and careful scrutiny of any future Middle East plans.
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Pacific
Ford
Hawaii
White House
Washington
Congress
U.S
Asia
Vietnam
China
Mao Tse-tung
Chou En-lai
Mao
Soviet Union
Teng Hsiao-ping
Middle East
Loch Ness Monster Photo Sparks Global Interest
A rust colored object resembling Nessie was shown in Concord New Hampshire from slides taken in June by a US team led by Robert Rines. A Purdue scientist suggested it could be a 70 million year old prehistoric reptile. The team will await peer review.
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Concord
N.H
Boston
Robert Rines
Mr. Rines
Why Now Why Not Two Years Ago
William Safire argues Nixon era FBI abuses were revealed late to protect public opinion. The piece contrasts Kennedy Johnson FBI misuses with Nixon and questions why public knowledge lagged two years. It cites Chomsky Hoffman Wicker and Weicker on delayed disclosures and impeachment context.
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Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Richard Nixon
Nixon
FBI
Kennedy
MIT
Noam Chomsky
Cointerpro
Pathfinder Press
Johnson
Chomsky
Nicholas von Hoffman
Peter Porcupine
Tom Wicker
Democratic National Committee
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party
J. Edgar Hoover
Senate Watergate Committee
Fred Thompson
William Sullivan
Cartha Deloach
Sen
Lowell) Weicker
Wallace strengthens in Florida primary center in new survey
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report voters in Jacksonville favor Wallace more than four years ago with 62 percent backing him in 1976. Carter trails as Jackson and undecideds remain, but Wallace shows intense support and resilience despite health concerns.
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Jacksonville
Fla
George Wallace
Wallace
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Florida
Carter
Sen
Henry Jackson
Washington
Pat Caddell
Cambridge
Caddell
Stuart Robinson
Ford
Reubin Askew
Ronald Reagan
Jackson
Askew
Downtown Winchester 1897 Street Scene with Arcaded Bank
A 1897 view of Loudoun Street in Winchester shows the Union Bank with arches now Cooper's Jewelers. Valley Clothing Store and the Taylor Hotel sit beyond awnings, while the corner building was demolished in the early 1900s to erect Farmers & Merchants National Bank. A gas light hangs above, with Winchester gas locally produced.
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Loudoun St
Winchester
Union Bank
Cooper's Jewelers
Valley Clothing Store
Taylor Hotel
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Residents cite zoning fears and hospital impact in Winchester
Letters from Mary R. Kater and James Alan Sarver urge council to limit hospital district expansion and parking. Kater calls for protecting historic neighborhoods and parking on present lots. Sarver criticizes energy waste and radiation from TVs, suggesting public awareness and reduced displays.
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the Star
Latane Street
Winchester
Cork Street
Napps
Mary R. Kater
John L
T.V
James Alan Sarver
Clarke Co. High
Rt.1
Berryville
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Winchester Evening Star
Mr. Teng
Chairman Mao
Teng
Secretary of State
Henry A
Peking
Korea
Kissinger
Korean
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Mr. Ford
Loch Ness
Scotland
Rines
Lewis H. Ebert
Douglas B. O'Connell
Tdutsriel
Thomas T. Byrd
David H. Smith
Eugene P. Miller
Wire &Dtor
By William Safire
CIA
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Ben Ritter
Chamber of Commerce of
Front Royal
Warren County
Jaycees
Roger Vickers
Joey Burke
Royal Plaza
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