Udall Carter Ohio clash tests liberal drift and blue collar appeal
In Cleveland area Ohio, Udall campaigns to win over auto workers and white voters while Carter fights to maintain momentum. The race hinges on urban white support and tensions over race and liberalism as the primary nears.
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Cleveland
Morris Udall
Klein
Udall
Jimmy Carter
Ohio
Carter
Michigan
California
Madison Square Garden
West Side
Parma
Frank Church
United Auto Workers
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Bill Casstevens
Klein's
Tim Kraft
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Mark
New York
Wisconsin
Shields
Jack Gilligan
Zeke Forbes
George Forbes
Detroit
Coleman Young
Carl Stokes
NBC
Gerald Ford
Ronald Reagan
Draft Teddy rises in talk to save Jimmy Carter display
In Washington a movement to draft Sen Edward Kennedy for the presidency gathers steam as Carter piles up delegates in Tennessee Kentucky and Arkansas. Supporters see Kennedy as a unifying liberal choice despite his denials.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Camelot
Teddy
Jimmy Carter
New York City
Carter
Georgia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Arkansas
South
White House
George C. Wallace
Alabama
McGovern
George McGovern
California
Jerry Brown
Maryland
Nevada
Sen
Frank Church
Idaho
Oregon
Mc' Udall
Michigan
Kennedy
James MacGregor Burns
Massachusetts
John Kennedy
Lincoln
Burns
Edward Kennedy
John Seaway
Should Congress Enact Humphrey Hawkins Full Employment Bill
Washington report on the Humphrey Hawkins full employment bill a partisan fight over federal planning and job programs aimed at reducing unemployment from 7.5 percent in April toward 3 percent by 1980. Supporters cite welfare savings tax gains and productivity while critics warn of higher costs taxes and inflation risk.
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Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Capitol Hill
Congress
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
D Minn
House
Augustus F. Hawkins
Calif
Ford
Humphrey-Hawkins
Humphrey- Hawkins
Humphrey
Federal Reserve Board
Hawkins
Harrison A. Williams Jr
N.J
Labor
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Future of America
Jimmy Carter
Full Employment Action Council
Ronald A. Sarasin
R Conn
House Education and Labor Committee
Albert H. Quie
Minn
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
William H. Kolberg
Kolberg
Quie
Marvin L. Esch
R Minn
House Labor Committee
Esch
Skyline Aviation Drives Winchester Airport Growth
Skyline Aviation, operated by Wayne Lloyd and Charlie Brown, expands the Winchester area airport’s role beyond local flights. The commuter airline now serves Baltimore Norfolk Dulles Richmond with four aircraft and about 50 employees. The expansion links the community to broader business, industry, and job growth.
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Winchester
Bufflick
Skyline Aviation, Inc
Wayne “Speed
Lloyd
Charlie Brown
Baltimore
Norfolk
Dulles International
Richmond
Skyline Aviation
Skyline
Kissinger cites Vietnam mistakes in Sweden talks
Secretary of State Kissinger, in Stockholm, admits grave mistakes in U.S. Vietnam policy while urging not to relitigate the war. He questions compensation talks and notes treaty provisions were not kept, stressing that relations with Sweden hinge on mutual respect and past actions.
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United States
Sweden
Henry A. Kissinger
Stockholm
U.S
Mr. Kissinger
Kissinger
le Duc Tho
America
Should Juvenile Offenders Names Be Published
Viewpoint argues for publishing names of juvenile offenders and their parents to deter crime. It suggests public accountability and public shaming through street-cleaning labor as a reform measure to curb repeat offenses.
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