Carter Seeks Democratic Unity As Ford Reagan Split Fails
The piece notes Democratic unity behind Jimmy Carter, with Gary Ford and Ronald Reagan clashing on the GOP side. It suggests Carter likely secures the nomination after Ohio primary success, while Brown lingers for the future. Democrats sense a November advantage amid GOP divisions.
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GOP Split Deepens as Ford Reagan Clash Threatens November
A tense Ford Reagan feud fuels a widening GOP split across foreign policy and ads with delegates in flux ahead of the Kansas City convention. If the rift widens, a GOP defeat in November looms, raising fears the two party system could suffer substantial damage.
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Winchester Evening Star Information Page
Publication details list founders staff and departments including general manager Thomas T Byrd advertising director Lewis H Ebert editorial page editor Eugene P Miller and wire editor feed Daly Esco. It also notes Sunday by mergan 65 000 circulation and a Winchester VA mailing address with subscription rates 16 per year 6 50 six months 4 50 three months.
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The Plot That Failed Against Greek Expatriate Demetracopoulos
Inside Report by Rowland Evans and Robert Novak details a 1971 Nixon White House covert effort to smear Greek exile Demetracopoulos via an unsigned State Department memo aimed at Carl Albert. The plan unravelled after State officials ordered withdrawal and issued apologies, highlighting White House officials including John Dean and Henry Tasca in Athens.
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Missouri Delegates Split as Reagan Edges Ford for 18 of 19
Ronald Reagan's Missouri victory sharpens GOP split with Ford as delegates clash over rules and strategy. Ford support collapses after Missouri convention chaos and a near rout for his team ends with Reagan capturing 18 of 19 delegates on a tight margin.
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Desegregation by Busing Fails to Lift Minority Achievement
Two psychology professors Miller and Gerard report Riverside California desegregation showed little benefit after ten years. Despite balanced 83 percent white, 11 percent Mexican American, 6 percent black enrollment, minority students gained no relative achievement and faced rising anxiety, with changes in attitudes moving against expectations. The authors question Supreme Court tolerance of busing policy.
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