Fitting Appointment of Judge Marshall to Truman Foundation Board
President Ford appoints Judge Elliott D. Marshall of Front Royal to the Harry S. Truman Scholarship Foundation board, confirming a national scope honor. The foundation will grant $5,000 per year for four years to students showing public service potential, funded by a $30 million trust.
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Ford vetoes common site picketing bill label
The article discusses President Ford vetoing a common site picketing bill amid labor union power concerns. It notes public pressure and GOP dynamics, with Dunlop aides possibly resigning in protest, and argues the bill would have empowered unions and could have doomed labor votes.
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Baker Set to Join Late Primaries If Ford Falls Short
Senator Howard Baker signals he may seek a late bid in Oregon and California if Ford struggles in early contests. He remains a Ford supporter, has informing Massachusetts officials to remove his name, and sees himself as a potential compromise choice appealing to both liberal moderates and conservatives opposing Reagan.
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Reagan on the stump in Conway New Hampshire
Ronald Reagan faces tough questions on his 90 billion federal to state funding proposal in New Hampshire. Critics press how it would be financed while reporters and Republicans question the tax impact and the candidate's handling of foreign policy remarks.
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The Idea Killers
By William Safire an examination of how opinion leaders destroy new ideas in campaigns. The piece cites Goldwater Romney McGovern and Reagan to show how critics distort reform proposals. It argues for open debate while noting the difficulty of presenting new solutions without ridicule.
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Hope for Clearbrook Town Through Higher Board Lore
Estella A May urges Clearbrook residents to write to Mr. Cole and push Dr. Fish Rosenberger Koontz Owings and Denny Cole to advocate with a superior planning authority. The letter frames faith in God and elected men to save the town from decline and preserve its spirit of love.
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Common Sense pamphlet sparks American independence push
A 47 page pamphlet titled Common Sense by 38 year old English author Thomas Paine appears in Philadelphia bookstalls. It has sold 120000 copies in three months and is hailed as the most influential American revolutionary pamphlet aside from the Declaration of Independence. Paine argues for immediate separation with lines urging liberty and condemning hereditary rule and monarchy.
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