Balance of power arms policy in Middle East
The piece argues Washington arms both sides in Middle East turmoil. It claims Hawk missiles to Jordan and Phantom jets and tanks to Israel reflect a long standing policy. It asserts the State Department favors arming wherever possible, regardless of cost or bloodshed.
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Middle East
Hussein
Jordan
White House
Ford
U. S
Israel
Saudi Arabia
Iran
Kuwait
Persian Gulf
Cambodia
State Department
Washington
Hutchinson
Royalty demands by British authors spark library debate
A Hays Daily News editorial notes nearly 100 British authors urged Lord Hugh Jenkins to require royalties when public libraries lend books. The piece warns subsidized arts could lead to higher taxes and calls for domestic resistance by reading on shelves.
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Wall Street Journal
London
Hugh Jenkins
Maureen Duffy
Antonia Fraser
Angus Wilson
Brigid Brophy
Ted’’) Willis
Jenkins
United
U.S
Kansas farmer's wife ties garden talk to policy views
Willarene Guise of Mentor shares a spring garden tale and a concern for Kansas lawmakers. She notes weather and crops while voicing skepticism about Topeka's workmen compensation law, and hints at hosting neighbors and possibly fostering neighborhood youths as her family plans expand.
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Kansas
Willarene Guise
Mentor
Willarene
Topeia
Guise
Dwight
Calvary Bible College
Villarene
Andersons
Kansas City
Carol
Nixon golf ties to Pendleton amid refugee pleas
Nixon played 18 holes at the Marine Memorial Golf Course on April 24 with base leaders while about 18 000 South Vietnamese refugees shelter at Camp Pendleton. He toured the course in an electric cart and posted a high 90s score, later chatting mainly about golf with Col. Woodham and Gen. Graham.
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Washington
Camp Pendleton
California
Nixon
United States
Marine Memorial
Paul Graham
Tullis Woodham
Graham
Jack Brennan
Brennan
Pendleton
la Casa Pacifica
Marine Complex
Nguyen Cao Ky
Col. Woodham
Newspaper subscription and mailing terms
The notice lists subscription options for by mail outside trade territory and in area towns, Chanute post boxholders, and Chanute carrier delivery. Pricing includes annual, semiannual, quarterly, and monthly rates with applicable taxes, plus AP exclusive republication rights for local news.
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Neosho, Allen, Wilson, and Woodson Co
Chanute
Associated Press
Ganienkeh Indians mark spring at first anniversary festival
Ganienkeh Mohawk celebrate the Festival for the Seeds at Moss Lake in Eagle Bay New York marking their one year occupation. Chief spokesman Kak wirakeron says seeds renew, dances proceed, and planting awaits while tensions with white neighbors over land claims and past gunfire incidents persist.
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Eagle Bay
N.Y
Kakwirakeron
Moss Lake
Adirondacks
Ganienkeh
Dennis McAllister
Bennett promotes state housing authority in Kansas
Gov Robert Bennett told builders and realtors in Wichita that a state housing authority would boost economic growth without competing with private business. He warned of a serious housing shortage and urged the 1976 legislature to give priority to creating authority to issue revenue bonds for housing starts and repairs.
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Wichita, Kan
Bennett
Wichita Builders and Realtors
Peru expropriates Gulf subsidiary amid payoffs allegations
Peru's military government expropriated a Gulf Oil Peru subsidiary accusing the U S firm of notorious immoral conduct in Latin America. Gulf Peru said its operation is small with 13 stations and 26 employees, while sources estimate property value under 500000 dollars.
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Lima. Peru
UPI
Gulf Oil
U.S
Latin America
Gulf
Lima
Wall Street Journal
Peru
Edwin McCain
Gulf of Peru
McCain
International Petroleum Co
United States
IPC
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Amazon
Raises Proposed for Humboldt City Workers in 1976 Budget
Humboldt City Council discussed salary hikes for hourly staff appointed officials secretaries and city officials as part of the 1976 budget. Increases range from 2 to 100 dollars monthly plus a few annual adjustments. The council also approved a 2105 sandblasting bid for the water tower and accepted the 1974 audit while seeking federal aid for a new water plant.
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Humboldt
Humboldt City
Maggie Herman
American Tank and Tower
Joplin
Coffeyville Stamp Show Marked Bicentennial Event
The Kansas American Revolution Bicentennial Commission backs the 16th annual Coffeyville Stamp Club show as a Bicentennial event. It runs Saturday and Sunday in Floral Hall at Walter Johnson Park with a free entry, a USPS sub station, special pictorial cancel, and a Sunday philatelic auction. Mail orders for souvenir cover and cancel are accepted with 35 cent service charge.
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Coronado
Kansas
Kansas Plain
Prairie
KARBC
Jack McGovney
W. Second
Coffeyville
Bible Verse of the Day from Isaiah
The verse notes the earth lies polluted under its inhabitants as they transgress laws violate statutes and break the everlasting covenant. Isaiah 24 5.
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Sonura
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EEOC
Lewis
Richard Nixon
Cha’re Tribune
Dial
Fred M. Harris
F. M
Mike) Harris
Keith Wright
Gripelines
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Neosho County
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Erie
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