Carter campaign ethics questioned over walkin around money
The Los Angeles Times exposed $150,000 in undocumented or misused campaign funds in Carters minority division. Despite denials from Lipshutz and Hemman, calls for accountability persisted as the FEC inquiry stalled and internal probes aimed to shield staff while reforms and repayments were debated. S. I. Hayakawa rises in California Senate bid after a dramatic 1968 era controversy at San Francisco State University.
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Grayson Mitchell
Los Angeles Times
Carter
California
J.L. Richards
Oakland
Jimmy Carter
Ohio
North Carolina
Paul Hemman
Treasury
Jody Powell
Robert Lipshutz
Federal Elections Commission
Lipshutz
Hemman
Federal Election Commission
F.E.C
Minorities Division
Benjamin Brown
Frank Mullen
FBI
Washington
Kissinger's Africa trip faces razor-thin odds but urgent aims
The piece notes Henry Kissinger’s bid to press peace in Africa focusing on Rhodesia Namibia and South Africa. It highlights South Africa’s Vorster stance the risk of escalating black white tensions and the limited options for negotiation with Rhodesia and Namibia as potential focus points for his mission. The article stresses caution to avoid implying U.S. endorsement of white minority rule and underscores Africa’s problems now demanding attention.
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Henry Kissinger
Africa
Rhodesia
South Africa
John Vorster
Mr. Smith
Mr. Vorster
Zurich
Dr. Kissinger
Pretoria
Vorster
Kissinger
Namibia
United Nations
Hayakawa’s Unconventional Campaign Against Tunney
The piece portrays Sam Hayakawa as a nontraditional Republican candidate touring California. He blends conservative themes with professorly delivery, engaging farmers near Monterey Bay and Aptos officials. Hayakawa attacks big government, questions nanny-state rules, and sparks laughter with cross-cultural quips while positioning himself as a distinct, self-assured voice in a tight Senate race.
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California
Hollywood
Monterey Bay
Salinas
Irving Kristol
Socus
Aptos
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Kofu
McDonalds
Hayakawa
Tunney
Doctor Sam
Senator Tunney
Tom Hayden
Hayden
Congress
United States
Angola
Protest over roadside mail tubes on rights of way
A Letter to The Banner objects to Pennysaver, Inc installing tubes on highway rights of way to place free papers. The writer argues tubes are unsightly hazards and worries postal rate rises will spur more roadside installations, asserting the right of way belongs to the people.
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Pennysaver, Inc
Letter to Highways Department Seeks Tube Publishing Ban
A letter from Mrs George B Breen requests removal of publishing tubes, stating a house near Brattleboro has four Manchester Center items. The missive is copied to The Banner Governor Salmon Vermont News Guide and the Manchester Journal for official action and public record.
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Department of Highways
Banner
Gov
Thomas Salmon
The
Vermont News Guide
Manchester Journal
Colgate Practice, Local Notables, and Historic Highlights
Burton Potter and Alexander Lister watch Colgate University football practice in Hamilton New York. Bennington County sees a $20000 allocation increase to the Graded School district while Vermont officials tally 2656.63 in total funds. Notables include Leo Plourde's nomination as Bennington County automobile dealer governor and Hirsche’s wood and mixed-media exhibit at the Bennington Gallery. Political and civic notes cover primary turnout in Manchester and a brief look at Oklahoma’s 1893 land rush and Malaysia’s 1963 formation alongside Ford’s 1974 draft dodger amnesty policy.
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Burton Potter
First National Bank
Colgate University
Hamilton
N.Y
Alexander Litster
Carroll
Main St
Colgate
Carter
Carroll’s
State Department of Education
Bennington
Auditor of Accounts
Leo Plourde
Plourde and Daigneault’s
Bennington County
Clement P. Gilchrist
Vermont Society of Colonial Dames
Woodstock
Raymond C. Ransom
Castleton
Frank E. Howe
Clarence Haskins
Montpelier
Arthur Carpenter
Bennington Fire Department
East Main Street
Charles Sawyer
H. Lee Hirsche
Williams College
North Street
Robert E. Treat Jr
Manchester
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Bob Lipshutz
Calif
S. I. Hayakawa
John Tunney
San Francisco
State University
Lurie
Tarzan
You Jane
South-West Africa
Christian Science Publishing Society
San Francisco State
George B. Breen
P.S
Brattleboro
Manchester Center
Bennington, Vermont
Bennington Lodge of Moose
North Adams Lodge
Cherokee Strip
Oklahoma
Malaysia
Malay Peninsula
Borneo
Ford
Vietnam
Marra’s
North ST
Dick Torrey
Prop
Greenberg
United Inches
van Son
Curran
Adams
Mass