Moynihan Defies Critics At UN Amid Policy Rift
Moynihan reassured by presidential support after tense UN stand, amid U S policy tension with Kissinger and Ford over Third World energy programs. British envoy Richard condemned confrontational rhetoric, fueling talk of Moynihan resignation as U S stance shifts. Moynihan vows to defend U N actions with zeal, reflecting public demand ahead of an election year.
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White House
State Department
America
Idi Amin
Uganda
General Assembly
Ford
State Kissinger
Third World
Western
Europe
Ivor Richard
Richard
Kissinger
U.N
Revenue Sharing Under Fire In Local Governments
Local officials travel to Washington to press for a five year extension of revenue sharing. Ford backs five years but Congress mulls two or even one year. Cities like High Point use funds for operations while some saw windfall into capital projects, prompting councils to rethink budget plans amid uncertain federal support.
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Sanitation Department
Giscard a Liberal Reformer Yet Remains an Enigma
Paris watchers mark Valery Giscard d Estaing by his first five hundred days in office with mixed praise. A self styled liberal reformer he pushes permissive abortion and contraception laws while trimming aristocratic titles and inviting citizens into Elysee life. Critics say his monarchical side shows in ceremony and distant crisis handling.
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Charles de Gaulle
Jimmy The Greek Book on 1976 Race Odds
Jimmy the Greek Snyder rates Ford a narrow favorite to win the 1976 presidential race with Humphrey a close challenger. Odds cover Ford, Reagan, Rockefeller, Richardson, Connally, and others with various payoffs. Separate note examines federal aid poll on New York City and a critique of the Federal Power Commission alleged pro industry bias toward deregulation and gas manipulation.
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Henry Jackson
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Ind
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Dtex
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Didaho
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Pennsylvania
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D-Ariz
Alabama
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John Glenn
Ohio
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D-Me
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Sargent Shriver
George McGovern
Adlai Stevenson
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York City
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FPC
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Natural Gas Bureau
BI Braun
Retired FBI Agent Responds to Sen Morgan Letter
A retired FBI agent with 36 years of service defends the bureau against a Senate attack. He rebukes the criticism of the FBI by Senator Robert Morgan and urges restraint, arguing that wholesale denigration undercuts national security and ignores the bureau’s loyal, dedicated personnel.
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God Help Us
Furniture Museum in Old Post Office Proposed for High Point
A High Point writer urges the Chamber of Commerce and SFMA to convert the vacant Green Street Post Office into a furniture museum and library to spotlight the city as the Furniture Capital. They envision private donations from leading furniture families to fund the project, tying it to the nearby Southern Furniture Market and boosting tourism.
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Gift Giving In Washington by The Art Buchwald Column
Washington columnist humorously mocks past and present diplomatic gift exchanges. The spoof depicts President Ford and President Yak of Lovlost-By-the-Sea trading improbable items from silk ties to submarines, energy certificates, and heat seeking missiles, ending with a biting quip about UN votes. The dialogue lampoons excess and political posturing in state visits.
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