Opposite Views on Inflation at Memphis Democratic Mini-Convention
Mondale urges a hard strike on inflation as Kennedy offers a welfare state critique. The piece contrasts Carter era wage and price guidelines with Kennedy’s Great Society nostalgia, arguing government overreach harms incentives and the economy amid rising prices.
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Memphis
Democratic Party
Walter Mondale
Edward M. Kennedy
Carter
Mondale
Sen. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Mr. Mondale
The Nations Priorities Two Views
TheNation argues over Democratic budget cuts and inflation in 1978. It warns against slashing social programs yet calls for sacrifice and inflation control to restore the economy and public support. It emphasizes fair burden sharing and ending wasteful spending.
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Vietnam
America
Democrat Party
Diabetes Month Drive Boosts Funds For Cure Appeal
The Shenandoah Unit of The American Diabetes Association reports November as Diabetes Month with $382 raised. Thanks go to volunteers at Cooper's Jewelry Store and others who allowed canisters in their shops. Mrs Joyce Yost and Mrs Lynn Prosser chaired the drive to aid local diabetics.
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the Star
Shenandoah
American Diabetes Associa
Tion
Cooper's
Abe Cooper
Joyce Yost
Lynn Prosser
Marjorie S. Perrault
Shen
Winchester
Winchester Evening Star masthead and staff list
Publication information shows the Winchester Evening Star Inc. at 2N. Kent St Winchester Virginia with offices including Thomas T. Byrd as general manager Roy E Potts II as managing editor Lewis H Ebert advertising director Eugene P Miller wire editor David O Loomis editorial page editor and contact via telephone 667-3200. The edition dates back to July 4 1896.
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Winchester Evening Star
Thomas T. Byrd
Roy E. Potts ,II
Lewis H. Ebert
Eugene P. Miller
David 0. Loomis
Winchester Evening Star Inc
Kent St
Winchester
Carter Wins Memphis Budget Clash at Democratic Convention
Carter's victory in the first round over defense and welfare spending signals a strategic pivot. He defeats Kennedy’s anti-defense left flank, urging a national debate on defense and inflation while courting moderates and labor allies amid party tensions.
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Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Field Enterprises Inc
Memphis
Jimmy Carter
Democratic Party
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Carter
Congress
Sen
John Culver
Iowa
Culver
Maine
Soviet Union
Michigan
Morley Winograd
Detroit
Coleman Young
United Auto Workers
Douglas Fraser
Young
John Touhy
Illinois
Kennedys
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Workers Union
Afscme
Afl-Cio
Angels
Correcting Warren Court Excesses
A Washington Star synopsis notes the Supreme Court under Burger trimmed Warren era limits on searches. It cites the Feb 4 1975 Bourbonnais armed robbery and the Rakas King case, where Fourth Amendment protections were deemed not to apply to the car’s owners. Convictions were upheld, contrasting Warren rulings.
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Washington Star Syndicate, Inc
Washington
Supreme Court
Warren Burger
Earl Warren
Robert Hall
Bourbonnais
Ill
Chicago
William Rehnquist
King
Rakas
United States
Alderman
Rehnquist
Byron White
Mrs. Clontz
Wall Posters Stir Interest in Beijing Over Night
In a spoof scene set in Peking, Wang wakes at 2 a.m. to ponder wall posters, joking about Mao and Santa while considering urgent provocative lines. A comical clash ends with no poster appearing, highlighting the murky speed of political messaging. The Bureau of Wall Posters faces a shakeup as the Politburo notes two years without posters and calls Wu, the new director, to action.
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Wang
Chairman Mao
China
Olan
Mao
Stoep
Politburo
Wall posters vanish as Wang refuses Beijing orders
In a satirical scene Wang is pressed by Peng to produce posters critical of Mao. He refuses and warns of exposing government plans. A late night visit by the Politburo ends without posters and a chorus jokes about a modern Chinese government.
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Peng
Wang
Old Number One
Mao-baby
Mao
America
Olan
Politburo
People’s Republic of China
D'Oyly Carte Opera Company
Chairman Mao
China
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UIC
NEI Semacranes
MBH
Aaco Tribe
Frank L. Rakas
Lonnie L. King
Douglas Clontz
By Russell Baker
N.Y
New York
Peking
MacNelly
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