The Hargis Affair in Virginia Public Inquiry
A Virginia inquiry centers on Dr. William J. Hargis head of the Virginia Institute of Marine Science indicted for grand larceny and diesel engine sales. Dr. Dupuy also faces funds larceny charges as investigators and a court dispute question the case's substance and purpose.
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Virginia
Hargis
William J. Hargis
Virginia Institute of Marine Science
Godwin
Grand Jury
Gloucester County
John L. Dupuy
Marine Institute
Dupuy
James B. Wilkinson
Wikinson
Wilkinson
Eunice Hyer
Gloucester League of Women Voters
Andrew P. Miller
Stanley Walker
Virginia Crime Commission
Gloucester
Miller Howell lightens heat in Virginia governor race
The Miller Howell Democratic primary for Virginia governor shifts from the front burner to the back as Carter supporters surge. Joe Fitzpatrick, state chair, moves rivals off stage to favor Carter, who may still loom. Zumwalt can plant his bid on Carter's coattails or run independently, with the feud expected to flare again soon.
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Miller-Howell
Virginia
Howell
Miller
Jimmy Carter
Joe Fitzpatrick
Carter
Fitzpatrick
California
Zumwalt
Spain Should Legalize Communists Despite Open Debate
The piece argues against suppressing the Communist Party in Franco era Spain and questions Western media pressure to legalize it. It discusses King Juan Carlos, U.S. and European views, and NATO relevance, asserting suppression may be prudent amid Spain's transition. It critiques remarks by Sulzberger and Greenfield and notes broader democratic tensions.
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Junist Party
Spain
Juan Carios
Washington
Communist Party
Juan Carlos
Arnaud de Borcherave
Newsweek
U.S
C. L. Sulzberger
New York Times
Manuel Fraga Iribame
Sulzberger
Times
Meg Greenfield
Joaquin Ruiz Jimenez
University of Seville
Jegal
France
Ialy
NATO
Sulzberger and
Greenfield
Carter Campaign Tricks Debate Tie In Stink Tank Talk
Ford and Carter clash in debate with questions about campaign honesty and the use of controversial tactics. The Columbia Journalism Review examines Carter’s truthfulness and mentions Carter denying dirty tricks in 1970, while noting other presidents have used aggressive campaign ploys.
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Carter
Columbia Journalism Review
Phil Stanford
Jimmy Carter
NBC
Tomorrow
Unreasonable Faith and Political Tricks Highlighted
A reflective piece argues beliefs often defy logic, citing parental love and missionary Martin Schweitzer as examples. It contrasts faith with reason, then shifts to a campaign critique alleging dirty tricks by Carter operatives in Georgia, including a staged King ad blitz funded by Carter supporters.
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Albert Schweitzer
Tan
French Equatorial Africa
Schweitzer
Paul
C. B. King
Ray Abernathy
Carter
King
Sanders
Georgia
Concerned Citizens Group
Abernathy
Gerald Raf Shoon
Rafshoon
Dot Wood
Martin Father King Sr
Our American Way Worth Fighting For
A reflective column argues that U.S. power has grown to curb individual freedom and warns that liberty may erode unless voters elect Congresses that curb bureaucratic power. It urges citizens to oppose runaway federal spending and push for less government influence to preserve the American way.
Jigsaw Fandom and Puzzle History Survive Shifts in Taste
US readers recall jigsaw puzzles evolving from wood carved pieces to modern 1500 2500 piece designs. The piecework craze reflects changing leisure trends from early 1900s to today, with puzzles covering maps art and even iconic fronts pages. News notes include public debates on bureaucracy and political cycles amid a broad miscellany of reflections.
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National Geographic Society
Wall Street Journal
Art Rovers
Jackson Pollock
Los Angeles
England
Varios
United States
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