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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1977
Page
5
Carter vow on White House staff unchanged by presidency
The piece notes Jimmy Carter pledged to shrink the White House staff but his term saw a 20 percent increase over Ford’s. Washington Monthly challenges the claim, citing mail volume and staff use, while suggesting staff be reassigned or fired. It questions Carter’s credibility on promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Carter
White House
Nixon
Ford
Carter
Washington Monthly
Charles Peters
Peters
Reversal in Armament Policy Sparks Soviet Tech Trade Debate
Washington contends Soviet military upgrade outpaces the U S and warns that American computer sales to the Kremlin and its allies have aided nuclear and military systems. Control Data plans a Cyber 76 supercomputer sale to Moscow despite Pentagon and Rep. Dornan scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
of Defense
Soviet Union
N. S
U. S
Kremlin
General Electric
IBM
Hewlett-Packard
Sperry- Univac
RCA
Control Data Corp
Costick
Moscow
United States
Pentagon
National Security Agency
Control Data
Robert Dornan
Dornan
Chinese Nationalists Brace for Possible U.S. Policy Shift
U S officials weigh ending the mutual defense treaty with Taipei and recognizing Peking as Carter Administration signals possible normalization with China. Nationalists fear a tumultuous shift as Vance moves up his Beijing visit and debate intensifies over Taiwan security and U S obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carter
Taipei
Peking
China
America
Cuba
U. S
Richard Nixon
Gerald Ford
Henry Kissinger
State Department
Ronald Reagan
Vance
Japan
Jay Gould
Taiwan
Winston Churchill
Stanley Baldwin
Italy
Mussolini
Ethopia
Baldwin
Red China
Buckley essay on freedom and democracy in Asia
Ralph Graves argues that political freedom differs from other freedoms and that democracy requires minority rights. He cites South Korea Singapore and the Philippines, notes Lee Kuan Yew and Nam Duck Woo, and questions how the U S should balance economic growth with human rights while avoiding Western standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Time Magazine
James Carter
Ralph Graves
Life Magazine
Pacific
Graves
South Korea
Sinnapore
Philippines
John Dewey
Johnson
Carter
Notre Dame
Nam Duck Woo
Nam
U. S
Lee Kuan Yew
Singapore
Lee
Marcos
Big business in old cans fuels charity and profit
Paul Harvey reports that aluminum can recycling grew from a Florida charity experiment into a profitable national enterprise. Reynolds Aluminum notes 112 million pounds recycled last year saved vast bauxite, energy, and costs while many individuals and groups across states boosted incomes and supported causes through can collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Reynolds Aluminum Company
Pleasant Hill
Walter Goranson
Chicago
E. Williams
West 159Th Street
Camp Fire Girls
Seattle
David Reynolds
Reynolds Aluminum
Nixon Pardon Story Faces Scrutiny From Inside Sources
Washington reports reveal Benton Becker kept notes from the 1974 San Clemente talks on Nixon’s pardon and tapes. Becker disputes Nixon’s televised version, arguing the pardon implied guilt, and recounts Becker's meeting with Nixon and Ford’s role in granting clemency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richard Nixon
The
Parton
Nixon
David Frost
Ford
Benton Becker
San Clements
Becker
California
Herbert J. Miller
Ronald Ziegler
Ziegler
Miller
Supreme Court
Woodrow Wilson
Ys Nixon
San Slemente
San Clemente
Pat
Politician Crowd Rackets Rumors And A Nixon Photo
Assertions circulate that Sri Lankan politicians can hire 100 supporters for 70 dollars while Chicago and New York rates are higher. Rumor of a mail order group photo of Richard Nixon's White House associates may reach framing markets. Authorities weigh reports that Marcus Welby is a veterinarian.
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Sri Lanka
Chicago
New York
Richard Nixon
Marcus Welby
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