Security Breakdown Imperils U S Destiny
Anthony Harrigan argues the United States loses influence and faces global reverses due to anti security elements in Congress. He portrays Soviet expansion from Angola to the Persian Gulf, criticizes CIA attacks, and calls for renewed American will to defend security and oil routes.
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Anthony Harrigan
United States
Vietnam
Washington
U.S
Congress
Ussr
Angola
Caribbean
Europe
North America
NATO
Portugal
Greece
Turkey
Central Intelligence Agency
Africa
Persian Gulf
Australia
Japan
Athens Stressenger Publisher, staff history and address
The Athens Stressenger lists established dates 1825 and Route 33 N and Johnson Road Athens Ohio with publisher Frederick W. Bush 1896 to 1929 G Kenner Bush and Richard R Paynter as assistant to the publisher Fred W Weber circulation director Gordon K Bush as publisher 1929 to 1965 Karl W Runser managing editor Roy Cross district editor and contact telephone 614 592 6612.
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Johnson Road
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Richard R. Paynter
Fred W. Weber
Gordon K. Bush
Karl W. Runser
Roy Cross
Congress backs pay and perk increases says Bell
California Rep. Alphonzo Bell notes in the U S Chamber of Commerce newsletter that Congress paused to benefit itself with higher salaries cost of living tied raises larger stationery and district allowances and staff increases. He cites per member cost rising from 376 505 to 488 505 yearly over two years and offers no judgment on value for taxpayers.
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Congress
California
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Congressional Action
Rep
Alphonzo Bell
Bell
Rep. Bell
Ohio lawmakers seek stronger Consumer Sales Practices Act
Assistant Attorney General Robert Tongren cites debt collectors using intimidation as a reason to tighten Ohio law. He argues existing rules focus on deception, but unfair practices by debt collectors harm consumers, including harassment in medical and welfare cases and schemes like the missing heir fraud.
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William Kronholm
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
Asst
Robert Tongren
Ohio
Tongren
Ohio perspective on inheritance and consumer pitch penalties
Tongren testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee on expanding the consumer sales act to cover unfair practices. He noted thousands of Douglasses received the same pitch and that free information exists via the Unclaimed Funds Agency. He cited 31 states banning such practices and described federal unfairness guidelines.
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Tongren
Senate Judiciary Committee
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Indiana
Illinois
Dunlop Resigns Amid Labor Picketing Bill Debate
The resignation of Labor Secretary John Dunlop follows Ford’s veto of the common situs picketing bill. Critics say Dunlop’s role in shaping labor management ties is overstated while supporters note the administration faced undue labor pressure and economic strain. The Times urged restraint by labor while acknowledging political factors behind the departure.
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John Dunlop
Dunlop
Ford
Labor
New York Times
The
Times
White House
State of Economy Appears Strong Ahead of 1976 Budget Debate
The piece notes improving economic signals under the Ford era with lower inflation and unemployment staying above 7 percent. It cites December retail sales, falling wholesale prices, and a sub 7 percent prime rate as signs of momentum while warning of potential labor strife and political fight over a $10 billion tax cut and a $395 billion budget in May.
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New York
Ford
Conference Board
Commerce Department
Congress
Siding Italy's Communists and the CIA Birr
Washington debates CIA funding of foreign political parties with rumored plans to grant six million dollars to Italy's Christian Democrats to block Communists. Critics warn such aid may backfire, suggesting support for the Italian Communist Party could prove more effective.
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Washington
United States
CIA
Christian Democrats
Italy
Giulio Machiavelli
CIA funds for Italian Communists plan discussed in fiction
In a dialogue between a narrator and Machiavelli a scheme unfolds to fund the Italian Communist Party through the CIA to influence Italy’s election. They discuss publicizing the covert aid and triggering a Soviet response, weighing detente risks and political fallout.
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Machiavelli
Italian Communist Party
CIA
Italy
Center
Machiavellian
Indispensable Man Chou En-lai Wept At Peking State Funeral
A columnist reflecting on Chou En-lai's role cites NBC’s Jack Reynolds and likens his influence to Mao era leadership. The piece notes vast Chinese deaths under Maoist rule, estimates range from 30 to 60 million, and mentions Soviet figures. It parallels Goering and Ribbentrop, and ends with musings on politics and an 1928 election date.
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NBC
Jack Reynolds
Chou En-lai
Peking
Mao Tse-tung
Nuremburg
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Chou Enlai
Franz Michael
George Taylor
George Beckmann
China
Japan
United States Department of State
Soviet Union
Hermann Goering
Mao
Switzerland
Chou
Molotov
Ribbentrop
Reynolds
Cuernavaca
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Sen
Dick Clark
Iowa
Town
John C. Culver
Indian Ocean
Frank Church
Idaho
G. Kenner Bush
Fred Whissel
Gue
Douglas
Business Mirror
Small Society
Brickman
Birr. Nees
Art Buchwald
Communist Party
KGB
William Colby
Congressional
William F. Buckley
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