Helsinki pact visa denial tests Soviet regard for accord
The Soviet Union refused multiple entry visas for U S journalists in Moscow citing bilateral talks, challenging a Helsinki provision that guaranteed such access. Officials say more talks are needed, while commentators warn this may be another scrap of paper in Moscow’s handling of the pact.
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Leonid Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Unnion
United States
Moscow
Press Department
Paer
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Andrei Gromyko
Ruth Graham faces assault charge over park protest
The Billy Graham wife Ruth Graham allegedly assaulted a shirtless demonstrator at a Ford presidential event in Charlotte last spring. A California newspaper notes her defiance and predicts possible Supreme Court action to decide protest rights versus order in public meetings.
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Hilly Graham
Isault
Ford
Charlotte
N.C
Ruth Graham
Nuth Graham
Attakes
Supreme Court
Los Angeles Times
Phillips Survey- The Credibility Gap grows with Ford
Kevin Phillips analyzes the Ford administration's credibility gap as it relates to Nelson Rockefeller, George Wallace positions, and double talk. He notes pressure from liberals and conservatives for clear domestic policy stance and questions Ford's alignment with Wallace on busing, health care, and bureaucracy. The piece concludes that the credibility gap persists and widens.
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Johnson
Nixon
White House
Nelson Rockefeller
Melvin Laird
Rockefeller
Ford
Bo Callaway
Callaway
Dixie
Gerald Ford
New York Times
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Tn Net
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Alabama
King Fea. Syn
Where To Write Your Legislators
A brief listing of Washington contacts for advocacy shows Sen. K. Vance Hartke and Sen. Birch Bayh with office locations in the Old Senate Office Building and the Joint Serale Office Building in Washington D C 20510 and 20310 respectively. The entry provides procedural contact directions for constituents seeking to reach their senators on Capitol Hill.
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Senate
Washington, D.C
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Birch BE
Bayh Dr
Ronn Jt
Serale
Senate scolds House over Turkey arms policy split
In a rare Saturday session Senators Sparkman Hugh Scott Tower and Baker rebuked the House for blocking arms for Turkey. The May 19 vote rescinded a prior embargo 41 to 40, while the House tally opposed it 22 to 206. The exchange highlighted foreign policy friction between chambers.
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Washington, D.C
Senate
Iself
House of Representatives
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Hugh Scott
Tower
Baker
House
Capitol Hill
White House
Turkey
NATO
Greece
D-Ala
Cyprus
Scott
R-Pa
Turbulent Greek Turkish ties drawn into U S politics
The article critiques House and Senate clashes over Greece and Turkey, accusing lawmakers of bowing to ethnic lobbies while arguing NATO and SEATO ties are overstated. It cites Baker and Tower urging less adversarial foreign policy and questions the value of long standing alliances amid domestic politics.
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R-Tenn
Rockefeller
House
Ford
Greece
Turkey
Mediterranean
NATO
United States
American Congress
Senate
SEATO
Congress
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Was Alger Hiss Guilty A Dry Legal Rebuttal
In a Commentary magazine article Irving Younger argues five early contradictions in Chambers testimony keep reasonable doubt on Hiss’s guilt. He analyzes six key points including the rug, $400 car funds, and theFord transfer, noting evidence favors Hiss on some points but convicts him on others. The piece treats the issue with cool procedural precision.
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Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Curtis Lemay
Oswald
Kennedy
Sirhan
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King
George Wallace
Bruno Ksuptmann
Lindbergh
Cornell
Irving Younger
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New York City
Younger
Columbia
New York
Alter Hiss
Hiss
Chambers
Communist Party
Ford
Sitle
Chernet Motor Company
William Rosen
Gotterdammerung
Whittaker Chambers
FBI
Wiss
Priscilla Hiss
Bryn Mawr
Allnunay
Capital Fare Reevaluates Federal Pay Rise Amid Inflation
Andrew Tully lampoons inflation and federal pay raises, noting an 8.66 percent hike for white collar workers unless Congress acts. He cites the comparability with private industry, the thousands of federal employees, and broader budget pressures pushing deficits toward new highs and higher interest costs.
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Washington
Kalamazoo
San Francisco
Gall
Republic
Congress
Teddy Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
Ford
Kissinger
Queen Elizabeth
Uncle Sam
Senate
House
Washington Metropolitar
Postal Service
Naw
Balderdash
U.S. Treasury
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