Call To Dismiss Hays Grows Amid Ethics Revelations
Polls show low public confidence in Congress and major institutions. Revelations about Rep Wayne Hays relations with a congressional employee raise calls for his temporary removal and a fresh House probe into possible improper use of public funds. The article urges swift action to restore public trust.
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Dead Senate Bill 4 debated as risky bulk reform
The Senate considers Senate Bill 4 a broad attempt to codify criminal law in one measure, facing liberal objections over privacy, obscenity, and the death penalty. McClellan and Hruska warned the bill may die this session after resisting full Senate passage and potential concessions. Critics urge a piecemeal approach to each controversial topic.
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Nebraska
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Origin Of Trinity Sunday In Western Christendom
The article discusses Trinity Sunday origins and lists historical notes on church leadership and cathedrals. It names Rev. Gottlieb W. Luetkehocker as Central Canada Synod president and gives Winnipeg headquarters, mentions the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity in Quebec and the Cathedral of All Saints in Albany, NM.
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Central Canada
America
Quote captures business strain and Middle East view by Agnew
Jerome Moan of Calvert Distillers cites rising demands, regulations, and consumer value as a changing business landscape. Former Vice President Spiro Agnew claims Zionist influence shapes U.S. stance on the Middle East, asserting manipulation of American opinion.
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Calvert Distillers Co
United States
U.S
Middle East
Spiro Agnew
Freedom of the Press Day and notable retirements and appointments
A long reader note discusses Freedom of the Press Day as created by the Inter American Press Association in 1953 and cites ongoing attacks on press freedom in the hemisphere. It includes editor Mesquita Neto’s views and warns against government censorship and private ownership shifts. The piece also reports on Dr Almon RA Cross retiring at 85 and the creation of a new ob-gyn corporate group at Westwood Clinic with Drs Robert W. Cross Kent Bennett Robert K. Arthur and Keeling Warburton beginning Aug 1, plus Dr Tromas D Tyson Jr. moving offices. It notes Robert Marks leaving The Enterprise for High Point Bureau leadership, praise for his work, and mentions David W Lopp as administrator of High Point Memorial Hospital chosen from 60 applicants. The report names several local officials and contributors and reflects on historical newspaper ties and civic service.
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Julio de Mesquita Neto
O Estado
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Almon RA. Cross
Robert W. Cross
Kent Bennett
Robert K. Arthur
Keeling Warburton
Westwood Clinic
Tromas D. Tyson Jr
Crosses
Florida
Robert Marks
Enterprise
High Point
Home Furnishings
Bob Marks
the Enterprise
Miles Wolf
Greensboro Daily News
Marks
Qur
High Point Memorial
Lexington
Duke University
Alamance County Hospital
Burlington
Oklahoma Baptist Memorial Hospital
Houston
St Luke's
Texas Children’s
Texas Heart Institute
John Thomas
William 4. Horney Jr
Harkin Visits Villa Grimaldi In Chile Police Compound
Rep. Tom Harkin and aide Joe Eldridge entered the Villa Grimaldi police complex in Chile while touring government facilities. They sought access to the site known for alleged torture, but were refused entry and escorted out after brief questioning.
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Tom Harkin
D.iowa
Joe Eldridge
Augusto Pinochet
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Eldridge
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Tres Alamos
Villa
Jose Arrieta
Conthaga
Jose Arrieta Avenue
Chiteau
Capitol Hill
Ward 19
Eldeidge
The Lifesaving Power of the Telephone Centennial
Capitol viewpoint celebrates the telephone reaching 100 years while highlighting its lifesaving role. Pamela Loren of Loren Communications cites the device as the key to emergency response, faster doctor contact, and rapid data transmission. The industry has grown into a $300 million sector within the $43.4 billion telephone field.
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Don Ameche
Mr. Watson
Henry Fonda
United States
Bell
Pamela Loren
Loren Communications International
Hie
Loren Communications
North
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