Connally Predicts Soviets Will Test Carter Soon
Former Texas governor and cabinet member Connally warned President-elect Carter will be tested by the Soviets within 90 days. He cited Khrushchev’s 1960s pressures on Kennedy and Brezhnev’s Vladivostok talks, arguing Carter needs tough advisers and possibly Connally as ambassador to Russia.
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John F. Kennedy
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Vienna
Robert Frost
United States
U.S
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Gerald Ford
Vladivostok
Brezhnev
Russia
Dobrynin
Howell outraged by press coverage of judges politics
Spartanburg Bar president Louis P. Howell denounces an Aiken Standard interview about judges in partisan politics as irresponsibly reported. He questions quotes and defends nonpartisan judiciary while noting a later judge Peeples case and a leadership directive from Justice Lewis.
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Spartanburg
South Carolina
Aiken Standard
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S.C. Bar
Rodney A. Peeples
Peeples
McLeod
Rodney
Bar
Mr. Howell
Judge Peoples
Lewis
When a husband looks at other women
Billy Graham counsels Mrs. D that arousal from others is wrong and warns of lust in the heart. He urges open discussion with the husband, guarding thoughts through the Holy Spirit, avoiding jealousy, and strengthening the marriage by focusing on Christ as Lord.
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Why England Slept Again Awakens Britons To Work Hard
Holmes Alexander argues in 1970s style that Britain faces unemployment and inflation needing stronger export trade and East West ties. He notes Labour government woes, calls for renewed industry, and warns NATO allies to avoid complacency while the US Navy buffers peace. He cites Admiral Bagley and Luns, and questions Britain awakening to work.
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Soviet Union
John Kennedy
North
Audrey St
London
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David Bagley
U.S. Navy
NATO
Joseph Luns
Norway
Iceland
Luns
U.S
United States
America
Admiral Bagley
JFK
Callaghan
Miller under fire as UMW probes travel and deals
UMW president Arnold Miller faces accusations of spending union funds on Charleston trips and private meetings while neglecting crisis duties. Reports allege a Canada affair committee paid 16 000 to Nova Scotia members to sway bloc support. Critics call for accountability amid broader union reform efforts.
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Arnold Miller
United Mine Workers
UMW
Miller
Tony Boyle
Charleston
W.va
Union
Heart of the Town
Ohley
Jack Perry
Terri Mendenhall
Nova Scotia
William Marsh
Marsh
West Virginia
Pocahontas
John “Jay” Rockefeller
Privateer Captain Jones sails from Providence on second cruise
On November 1 Captain John Paul Jones departs Providence Rhode Island in the 24-gun Alfred for a second independent cruise. He notes higher privateer pay and shared spoils. By November 25 he has captured several vessels and escapes the Milford before ending the voyage in Boston harbor on December 14.
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Betty
John
Milford
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