Correcting the Record in a Pennsylvania Opinion Column
The Harrisburg based column marks 25 years of state wide syndication and defends free expression while addressing a reader complaint about the phrase wailing wall. The piece stresses neutral stance, confidentiality, and past caution in referencing Gov Shapp without denigrating Jewish faith. It asserts no personal religious bias in commentary and notes criticisms target political actions, not faith.
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Mason Denison
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Shapp
George J. Monod
Jerusalem
Gov. Shapp
Animals Fascination Beyond Human Bounds by Jim Bishop
Reporter Jim Bishop muses on how humans study animals and reveals astonishing facts about sea creatures, birds, mammals, and insects. The piece highlights size ranges, lifespans, migrations, and odd traits from blue whales to mayflies, ending with a question about why humans find animals so captivating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Bishop
Attipa
South America
Pacific
Indiana Evening Gazette full newspaper masthead
The Indiana Evening Gazette prints its masthead and staff listings with standard publication details and subscription rates for local and surrounding counties. The page reflects the era’s typographic style and routing for mail and carrier subscriptions, plus editorial leadership and departments.
Indiana Theatre to Stage Miss Physical Culture Event
Six Indiana girls entered the Miss Physical Culture perfect form contest to be held at the Indiana Theatre during the presentation of Miss Physical Culture's attraction. Reports from reliable sources said that the Route 22 west of Blairsville to Pittsburgh section should be completed by fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indiana Theatre
Blairsville
Pittsburgh
Carter Faith and Community Divides in Plains Georgia
Reporter Hal Bernton visits Plains to profile Jimmy Carter and his family at church and in town. The piece recalls Carter as a devout lay leader who supported racial integration while his church resisted it, and notes his steady character but limited vision.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Statley, White Baptist
Plains
South
Jimmy Carter
Hal Bernton
Carter
Lillian Carter
Jimmy
Secret Service
Carters
Gloria Spann
Detroit
Coleman Young
Morris Udall
Udall
Bernton
Georgia
Koinonia
Inside Labor Economic Planning By Victor Riesel
Victor Riesel's guest column, with L William Seidman, argues the United States is the world's most planned economy driven by private sector planning. It weighs long range forecasting limits and the risk to free society, urging private planning backed by stable monetary policy and limited, targeted government intrusion.
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Victor Riesel
White House
Jerry Ford
L. William Seidman
Washington D.C
United States
Adam Smith
Ford Administration
Humphrey-Javits
Humphrey-Hawkins
Joint Economic Committee
Congress
Democratic Party
Irving Kristo
Economic Planning Board
Central Planning Board
Paul Samuelson
General Electric
Field Newspaper Syndicate
Milestone car numbers Detroit era and Watergate debate
The piece notes the 275 millionth US passenger car may not be Detroit built, cites 102 assembly lines in 29 states, and recalls Detroit's role in mass production. It also weighs Jimmy Carter’s stance on Watergate amid political risk and Nixon pardons, suggesting both parties could marshal mudslinging but Carter remains prudent.
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Hays
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Henry Krasi- Higet
Ford Flick
Obert Redford
White House
Gerald Ford
Redford
Ford
Washington
Kennedy Center
Richard Nixon
Nixon
United Feature Syndic
Don Oakley
U.S
Detroit
Stanley Roe
Statistics Department
Motor Vehicle Manufacturers Association
Jimmy Carter
Ambassador's letter denounces July column over Nicaragua housing policy
In a formal reply to Jack Anderson's July 6 column, Ambassador Guillermo Sevilla Sacasa defends Nicaragua's post earthquake housing program. He cites a $3 million U.S. AID grant enabling 11,400 dwellings for 60,000 people in 20 days, ongoing upgrades to permanent homes, and current construction of 20,000 units. He argues Anderson's information is outdated and requests publication of the letter for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Anderson
Somoza
Nicaragua
Anderson
Las Americas
U.S. Agency For International Development
U.S
U.S. A.L.D
Newsaper
Guillermo Sevilla Sacasa
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