Foot in mouth mars Maine first district race
A heated campaign clash erupts as Rick Barton accuses David Emery of misleading on 16 votes while Emery counters and forms a Democrats of Emery group led by Charles DiPompo. The dispute centers on a leaflet titled David Emery vs Working People and Barton’s contested vote tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick Barton
Barton
David Emery
Emery
Congress
Maine
Charles DiPompo
Corunna
Kissinger Farewell Speeches Reflect Gloom and Hope
James Reston notes Kissinger’s UN address signals a farewell mood yet a push for a durable world order. He stresses deterrence, cooperation, and a warning to rising powers while urging global institutions to expand common interests. He hints at his possible successor and questions American support for his vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Reston
New York Times
United Nations
N.Y
Henry Kissinger
Ernestine Schumann-Heinke
Washington
London
United States
Kissinger
Middle East
Africa
Ford
Soviet Union
New Developin Nations
White House
Moscow
America
Western Hemisphere
Europe
Japan
Asia
People’s Republic of China
U.N
Woodrow Wilson
Ford's son Jack gets his share
A Washington investigative piece details gifts and perks to the Ford family from corporations and unions during the Congressional era. It notes golf vacations paid by U S Steel and Bethlehem Steel, Lear jet flights from Potlatch Forest, and personalized Know Your Congress guide books from the Carpenters Union featuring Ford on the cover. It also discusses Turkish base intelligence losses and subsequent U S recovery, plus ongoing debate over Turkey base necessity for monitoring Soviet activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Ford
U.S. Steel
Carpenters Union
Thiokol Chemical Firm
Jack
Vail, Cole
Logan
Utah
Utah State University
Thiokol
James Rown
Ford Family
Fords
Brown
Vail
White House
House
Pine Valley N.J
William Whyte
Bethlehem Steel
Aluminum Company of America
Firestone Tire and Rubber
Congress
Capitol Hill
Diosdado Yap
Carl Albert
John Rhodes
Rariz
Edmund Henshaw
Ken Harding
Potlatch Forest, Inc
U.S
United States
Pentagon
Turkey
Russia
Sinop
Black Sea
West Germany
Iran
Crete
Ford Administration
Defense
Robert Ellsworth
Senate
AIM: only a small group of renegades
Paul Harvey critiques media coverage of the American Indian Movement. He cites 1972 and 1973 AIM actions, Senate findings, and ties to fringe groups to argue AIM is a revolutionary, violent faction not representative of most American Indians. He urges reliance on elected tribal councils as legitimate spokespeople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wounded Knee
South Dakota
Pblic
Senate Judiciary Committee
AIM
Castro Cuba
IRA
Ireland
PLO
Middle East
United States
Weather Underground
Communist Party
Black Panther Party
Symbionese Liberation Army
Eastland Committee
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Wm. E. Foster
Alta W. Foster
B.F.C. Whitehouse
Biddeford
SACC
Ournal
Alfred Roan
W. Paul Casavant
Brian C. Thayer
Gladys M. Whitehouse
DH Navy
Miss Bibbens
Paul Harvey
Los Angeles Times
Fourth Estate
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