Bert Lance questioned by church in ethics debate
The Christian Century editorial argues Bert Lance faces scrutiny not for alleged illegal acts but for his personal character and operating style as U S budget director. It cites Methodist roots and the need for higher standards in public service under Carter, noting the question tests a candidate’s fitness beyond money management.
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Bert Lance
James M. Wall
Milneis
Washington
In Memoriam Paul H Jones and a Local Newspaper Staff
An in memoriam note honors Paul H. Jones, managing editor 1929 1072, alongside the Wotten's News staff and city editors. The piece lists staff roles including Dorothy Winchel, Annette Rogen, Billy Burton, Gail Cannon, Esther Hicks, Siby Pardons, Wanda Hays, Sonya O Rourke, and others, with acknowledgments of departments and circulation.
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Dorothy Winchel
Annette Rogen
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Esther Hicks
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Tim Conway salutes the armed forces on CBS
Tim Conway hosts a salute to the military in Uncle Tim Wants You on CBS with Bernardette Peters and Jonathan Winters. The special blends his bumbling persona with sketches, including a German soldier parody and a drill sergeant routine, to deliver light comedy rather than political statements. Barbara Parkins and Stephen Elliott co-star in a Kennedy biopic on ABC, portraying Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. and the elder Kennedy with family pressures and a wartime tragedy.
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Weller Los Angeles
Tim Conway
Cleveland Indians
Steve Allen
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McHale's Navy
CBS
Carol Burnett
Tim
Bernadette Peters
Jonathan Winters
Conway
George Patton
George C. Scott
Patton
Winters
Jonathan
Nign
Jack
Robert
Ted
Joe
Kennedy
Peter Strauss
Joseph Kennedy Jr
Young Joe
ABC
Trish
Strauss
Barbara Parkins
Stephen Elliott
Shifting mood boosts capital spending and jobs debate
A broad push in capital spending signals business confidence steadiness and plans to expand plant and equipment, led by Commercial Credit leasing data. Separately, a generational jobs debate centers on youth and elder workers with minimum wage changes likely. concerns include teen unemployment and training, and elder workers' continued employability.
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NEW York
Commercial Credit
Control Data
Accusion
Donald Mikesell
Commercial Credit-McCullagh Leasing
Mikesell
Concemn
Organized
Budapest salons offer cheaper haute couture amidst state control
In Communist Hungary Budapest's Salon Clara, run by Lilly Schleifer and two partners, follows Paris style with limited government interference. Western customers flock for lower prices and craftsmanship, while the Elegant May Clothing Factory serves middle and lower incomes, exporting roughly half its output and courting a youth demand for blue jeans amid dyeing and equipment limits.
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Paris
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Hungarian Communist Party
Nepszabadsag
Retirement age debates echo political convenience
Fragmentary text argues that declaring every person aged 89 as needing retirement is illogical and serves the bureau. The passage critiques a stance by Gracy and Bite states about school policies, framing the issue as a utility claim rather than a rational standard.
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Dottsy Breaks Into Country Scene Aims No 1 Hit
Nashville report profiles Dottsy Brodt known as Dottsy after three Top 10 country hits including After Sweet Memories Play Born to Lose Again. She says the country music world is a big happy family and expresses no jealousy toward peers Crystal Gayle Helen Cornelius Margo Smith Stella Parton and others. The piece notes few women in the Country Music Hall of Fame and discusses gender barriers in the traditionally male domain.
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Nashville, Tenn
Music Row
Crystal Gayle
Helen Cornelius
Margo Smith
Stella Parton
Country Music Hall of Fame
Sara
Maybelle Carter
Kittty Wells
Patey Cling
Pear
Dotty
Dottsy’Brodt
Gypsy Christians form first council. global ties grow
Religious briefs note Gypsy Catholics and Protestants deepening ties as Gypsy Christian conventions plan a Sept. 16 event with attendees from France and Germany. The Rev Patrick C McLane says two million Gypsies in the U S are forming new congregations in California Arkansas and New Jersey in Romany services.
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Nerens
France
Germany
Patrick C. McLane
U.S
Assemblies of God
Europe
California
Arkansas
New Jersey
Kingston
Jamaica
Church of Reconciliation
Bridgeport
Martin Carter
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