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Fred Durhal Jr., a former state lawmaker from Detroit who was the first Black political director of the Michigan Democratic Party, died Wednesday, Nov. 19 after a lengthy illness, his family confirmed ...

The headline drove the point home with a blunt force particular to the Daily News: “Ford to City: Drop Dead.” The date was Oct. 30, 1975. The city, of course, was New York. And it was about to default ...

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Oct. 30, 1975: In perhaps its most iconic front page, The News hit out at President Ford for saying he would veto any bill calling for a federal bailout of New York City and proposing legislation that ...

Fifty years ago today, this newspaper ran our famous front page headline “Ford to City: Drop Dead,” with President Jerry Ford saying New York City would get no help in our deepest financial crisis.

It’s rare that a headline outlasts the person who wrote it. But long after my father’s death, “Ford to City: Drop Dead” still reverberates. By Bill Brink Bill Brink, a senior editor in The Times’s ...