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Tag Archives: 1975
Cannon Season 5: Fall Guy (1975) Guest Starring Vera Miles
Source:IMDB– William Conrad as former LAPD detective & current Los Angeles private eye Frank Cannon. Source:The New Democrat “Cannon investigates on the behalf of an oil executive who claims he is being framed for fraud and embezzlement. But he runs … Continue reading
Posted in Hollywood Goddess, The New Democrat
Tagged 1975, Alan Feinstein, California, Cannon, Cannon TV Series, CBS, Crime Drama, Detective Shows, Fall Guy, Hollywood, IMAGO, IMDB, Los Angeles, Private Eye, San Diego, Sexy Women, Soap Opera, The 1970s, TV Detectives, TV Maze, Vera Miles, William Conrad
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The Tonight Show With Johnny Carson: ‘Shelly Winters Dumps Her Drink All Over Oliver Reed (1975)’
“Shelly Winters Dumps Her Drink All Over Oliver Reed on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson – 09/26/1975” From The Tonight Show With Johnny Carson Watching the exchanges between Hollywood Goddess Shelly Winters and British actor Oliver Reed, is like watching … Continue reading
NFL Network: NFL 1975- America’s Game- AFC Championship Highlights
Source:NFL Network– the Raiders-Steelers rivalry is always a man’s game. “Highlights of the 1975 AFC Championship Game between the Oakland Raiders and the Pittsburgh Steelers. Clip from America’s Game. With thanks to NFL Films for the use of their film. … Continue reading
Posted in AFC Classic, Originals
Tagged 1975, 1975 AFC Championship Game, 1975 Oakland Raiders, 1975 Pittsburgh Steelers, 1976, AFC, Al Davis, America, American Football Conference, Chuck Noll, John Madden, Lynn Swann, Mike Wagner, National Football League, NBC Sports, NFL, NFL Films, NFL Network, NFL on NBC, Oakland Raiders, Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Steelers, The 1970s, Three Rivers Stadium, United States
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The Diplomat: Francis P. Sempa: The Geopolitics of The Vietnam War
“On April 30, 1975, as North Vietnamese troops captured Saigon, helicopters rescued the last remaining Americans from the roof of their embassy in South Vietnam – an unforgettable manifestation of the ignominious U.S. defeat in the war in Southeast Asia … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Affairs, Originals
Tagged 1975, 2015, America, Asia, Communism, Communist Vietnam, Communists, Francis P. Sempa, Iraq War, North Vietnam, South Vietnam, Southeast Asia, The 1960s, The 1970s, The White House, U.S. Congress, U.S. Government, U.S. House of Representatives, U.S. Senate, United States, Vietnam, Vietnam War, Washington, Washington DC
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Daniel Kobayashi: Network (1976) Ned Beatty: ‘The World is a Business’
. Source:The New Democrat “The world is a business”, scary thought at least from my perspective that business’s and corporations, as well as government’s, not trying to sound like a Socialist here, but government’s at least to a certain extent … Continue reading
Posted in Political Cinema, The New Democrat
Tagged 1975, 1976, America, Corporate America, Corporations, Globalization, Hollywood, International Currency, International Finance, Manhattan, Ned Beatty, Network, Network 1976, Network 1976 Movie, New York, New York City, News Satire, Peter Finch, Political Humor, The 1970s, The World is a Business, United States
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The Tonight Show With Johnny Carson: Ronald Reagan Talks About Balancing the Budget (1975)
Source:The New Democrat I like and respect Ronald Reagan a lot, I’ve always had even though I’m a Liberal Democrat. Which might be like hearing how much a Boston Red Sox fan loves a player for the New York … Continue reading
Posted in Carson Classic, The New Democrat
Tagged 1975, America, Balanced Budgets, Budget Deficits, Burbank, California, Center Right, Classical Conservatism, Classical Conservatives, Conservatives, Cosnervatism, Deficit Spending, Johnny Carson, National Debt, NBC, Ronald Reagan, The 1970s, The Tonight Show, Tonight Show With Johnny Carson, United States
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Young Americans For Freedom: Ronald Reagan Addresses Young Americans for Freedom (1975)
Source:The FreeState Back in this time period of 1974-75 just as then Governor Ronald Reagan was leaving the state house in California and looking into running for President in 1976, he described his politics as libertarian. His politics were very … Continue reading
PBS: MacNeil/Lehrer Report- New York City Bailout: 11/25/1975
Source:The New Democrat The late 1960s and probably the 1970s as a whole was a very rough period for New York City. Facing high crime rates, high poverty, high unemployment, a lousy economy in general, as well as mismanagement … Continue reading
Liberty Pen: Firing Line With William F. Buckley: Margaret Thatcher: Capitalism & a Free Society (1975)
Source:The New Democrat This is what a so-called smart Conservative sounds like in Margaret Thatcher and again conservative by British standards, which means lest socialist than Social Democrats. Lady Thatcher wasn’t arguing against the safety net, actually she believed in … Continue reading
Posted in Liberty Pen, The New Democrat
Tagged 1975, America, Britain, Capitalism, Classical Conservatism, Classical Conservatives, Conservatism, Conservatives, Economic Freedom, England, Firing Line With William F. Buckley, Free Society, Margaret Thatcher, New York, New York City, PBS, PBS's Firing Line, Safety Net, Socialism, The 1970s, United Kingdom, United States, Welfare State, William F. Buckley
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