Not So Pushy Jimmy Carter Challenges U S Arms Policy
In remarks before New York and Chicago groups Carter argues the United States cannot remain the world's leading arms seller while claiming to seek peace. He urges halting or cutting arms shipments to underdeveloped nations, favors mutual force reductions, and aims for closer ties with Western allies and NATO.
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Mideast
Carter
New York
Chicago
Europe
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Japan
Australia
Newland
Israel
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Johnson
Nixon
Ford
NATO
China
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Proxmire questions secret airlift data and civilian control
Senator William Proxmire accuses the defense establishment of extreme secrecy over airlift capabilities, citing Joint Chiefs of Staff refusals to share back up information on the C 5A. He warns such secrecy undermines civilian control and hints at a drift toward military dictatorship under Secretary Donald Rumsfeld.
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William Proxmire
Wisconsin Gadfly
Pentagon
Secretary of Defense
Europe
Proxmire
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Congress
Donald Rumsfeld
Rumsfeld
Jamestown Notes on Bicentennial and Reflections on America
A narrator in Jamestown Colorado describes summer, local life, and Mt. Porphyry. He shares mixed feelings about the Bicentennial, praising the country’s potential while critiquing corruption and materialism. He quotes a poem by his son about a Bisentennial celebration and buffalo imagery.
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Jamestown
Colo
Left Hand Creek
Mt. Porphyry
Colorado
Kansas
Daily Sun Classified and Editorial Masthead Card
Publication details list subscribers rates by mail and carrier in Chanute area and surrounding regions. It notes taxes and postage, outlines options for out of territory and local delivery, and states United Press International rights and ABC membership.
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Chanute
Somoza regime under fresh U S scrutiny over aid
Washington reports expose U S aid to Nicaragua benefiting Anastasio Somoza with large loans and a questioned earthquake program. Investigators seek GAO audit while Fraser probes Somoza police state tactics. Chamorro jailed, testimony blocked, ambassador unclear on reasons. Medicare officials note rising elderly patient costs amid physician fee pressures.
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House
Donald Fraser
D-Minn
Somoza
U.S
Congress reforms to clean House operations amid scandal
The Tribune notes Democrats passed reforms targeting House Administration abuses after the Hays era. Proposals include limiting allowances, exposing staff duties and pay, banning campaign use of studio facilities, restricting aides on campaigns, and requiring public disclosure of mass mailings and overall expenditures to boost transparency.
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Tribune
Washington
Democratic
House
Wayne Hays
House Administration Committee
Elizabeth Ray
Hays
Ohio
House Democrats
Bnt
Congress
Floodwaters Divide Neosho North of Chanute Levee Topped
Twenty five years after flood waters split Neosho River north of Chanute the two streams met again at the Village Creek mouth where a levee was topped today. East Main residents moved belongings to yards and higher ground, often onto porches. Fifty years ago in 1926 Leslie Cable drove to Topeka on business and planned to visit friends over the Fourth.
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Chanute
Village Creek
East Main
Leslie Cable
Topeka
Queen Elizabeth II Begins Crowded U S Visit in Philadelphia
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip arrived in Philadelphia aboard Britannia to launch a seven day eastern U S tour. The visit includes the Liberty Bell Pavillion and Penn Mutual deck with a Bicentennial bell presentation and a banquet at the Art Museum before heading to Washington.
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UPI
Elizabeth II
England
Prince Philip
Duke of Edinburgh
Bermuda
United States
America
Liberty Bell
Penn Mutual
Hershey
Brittania
Washington
Holiday death toll falls short of fears during Fourth of July weekend
United Press International reports 457 traffic deaths over the holiday period, below the NSC projection. The worst crash involved a Browning Montana family of nine after a steering fault caused a highway plunge. Other incidents include a Seymour Airport crash near Columbus Indiana and a Diversion Channel collision near Heart Island Louisiana. Independence officials warn trash pickup charges likely double by October 1 to fund a new county landfill, with current rates at $1.50 monthly.
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United Press International
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Browning, Mont
National Safety Council
UPI
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Ohio
New York
Florida
Illinois
Georgia
North Carolina
Alaska
North Dakota
South Dakota
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Columbus
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Elkhorn City
Independence
Verse Reflection on Courage and Plight From Psalms
A Bible verse from Psalms 107:26-27 notes sailors facing a storm melted with fear they reeled staggered like drunken men and lost their wits as they sought relief through providence.
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Mike) Harris
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Les Whitten
Nicaragua
Anastasia Somoza
Managua
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hubert Humphrey
Clifford Case
R-N.j
General Accounting Office
GAO
Foreign Relations Committee
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Inter-American Development Bank
Senate
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James Theberge
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Edward
Big Banana
Koch
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Waldorf-Astoria
Fidel Castro
Pedro Joaquin Chamorro
Chamorro
Migel Obando Y Bravo
Guillermo Sevilla-Sacasa
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