Carter uses television to forge intimate connection with public
Washington observers note Jimmy Carter’s six months in office have yielded strong public rapport through skillful TV use. He speaks conversationally, appears approachable, and adapts wardrobe to settings, turning television into a tool for accessibility and credibility. George Reedy calls him the first real television president, clarifying Kennedy’s broader audience impact.
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Martha Angle
Robert Walters
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Pennsylvania Avenue
Yazoo City
Miss
Carter
George Reedy
Lyndon Johnson
White House
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Nixon
Ford
Reedy
Kennedy
Carter’s TV image and the need to educate on policy
The piece contrasts Carter’s visual appeal on television with Johnson and Nixon who faltered on screen. It argues Carter must move from likable representation to using TV to explain tough policy, citing the Yazoo City Panama Canal question and urging clearer, fuller deliberation. It notes his current strength in public trust but calls for expanding public intelligence on policy issues.
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Johnson
Nixon
Ford
Carter
Reedy
Yazoo City
Panama
Latin America
U.S
Panama Canal
Liberal View Saving Face on South Korea Bribery Debate
In a Los Angeles Times Syndicate piece, Felderman and Feiderman discuss South Korea’s gifts to U.S. lawmakers amid the Korean bribery scandal. They argue gifts reflect cultural norms and friendship, while noting Tongsun Park’s role, Koreans’ long practice of “recycling” aid, and political influence through hospitality.
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Art Buchwald
Washington
Felderman
Congress
Justice Department
U.S
South Korea
CIA
France
West Germany
Secret Service
CLA
Tongsun Park
Tongsun
Teiderman
Congressional Committee
Pentagon
Feiderman
Los Angeles ‘Times Syndicate
Indiana Evening Gazette Subscription Rates and Publisher Note
The Indiana Evening Gazette lists carrier and motor route subscription rates with monthly, quarterly, and yearly prices for in state and outside counties, alongside a publisher note, editor names, and Associated Press affiliation. The text includes pricing figures and geographic regions served.
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Hy Horry
Nsee
Lucilla R. Donnell
Sally R. Naylon
Elizabeth R. Swi
Joan Ray Reece
Joseph L. Donnelly
William B. Hastings
Prank B. Hood
Associated Press
Associated Preag la
AP News
Indiana
Armstrong
Cambris
Clearfield
Jefferson
Westmoreland
Yudiaoe
Dally
Christy Mathewson Day Benefit Game at West Indiana Park
August 11 1927 marks Christy Mathewson Day as Indiana Athletic Association teams face Trainer's All Stars in a memorial benefit for the famed Pennsylvania pitcher. An autographed Babe Ruth baseball will be auctioned to raise excitement and funds.
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Christy Mathewson
West Indiana Park
Indiana Athletic Association
All Stars
Pennsylvania
Babe Ruth
NuMine
Indiana Borough
AID Director Gilligan under fire in Washington row
U S aid chief John Gilligan faces criticism from lawmakers and reporters over claims that aid funds funded Rolls Royce purchases and bowling alleys. The dispute centers on misused funds and the need for tighter control while acknowledging aid has saved lives in Haiti and Dominican Republic projects and the push for rural development.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Nntion
United States
John Gilligan
Gilligan
Agency For International Development (Aid
Gilligan's Island
Stephen Solarz
D.N.Y
Solarz
Anwar Sadat
Dominican Republic
Congress
Uncle Sam
Hal Bernton
Haiti
U.S
Bernton
Labor and Carter unite in high level labor briefing
Victor Riesel reports that President Carter and AFL CIO chief George Meany jointed forces to bolster labor's clout. An August White House session with 18 influential labor editors outlined goals including jobs programs, higher minimum wage, and labor law reform, signaling a strategic alliance amid a wary Congress and upcoming elections.
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White House
Ladies Garment Workers
Auto Workers
Screen Actors Guild
Newspaper Guild
Jody Powell
Pat Bario
Landon Butler
Hamilton Jordan
Jody
Carter Camp
George Meany
Herbert Mayberry
Georgia Federation of Labor
Powell
Powell and Company
Jimmy Carter
Congress
Consid
Labor movement fractures as Congress stalls during vital reform push
The AFL-CIO faces split loyalties with factions backing Byrd Humphrey ONeill and Wright while diverse caucuses press for own bills. Carter and Meany align on wage and reform goals, but time pressures and October 15 adjournment threaten passage. Byrd warns of an early exit, risking labor agenda rolling to next year. Field Newspaper Adler
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House
Thomas
Tip) O'Neill
Jim Wright
Congressional Black Caucus
Hispanic Caucus
Afl-Cio
Congress
White House
Jimmy Carter
New York
Carter-Meany
Sen
Byrd
Carter
Meany
Speaking Freely Sacco And Vanzetti
A profile of Sacco and Vanzetti, noting Massachusetts Governor Dukakis formally admitted a miscarriage of justice in their 1927 executions, and the moral impact on American justice. The piece then shifts to federal child welfare reform, criticizing adoption subsidies as unjust and potentially creating new welfare costs, urging disclosure of costs and safeguards.
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Don Oakley
Sacco
Vanzetti
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
South Braintree
Mass
America
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Michael Dukakis
Massachusetts
Ter
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Senate
Carter
Califano
States
United States
Saffron Cost Facts for Turmeric Substitutions
Turmeric can replace saffron in yeast dough to achieve golden color and can color rice. Turmeric is far cheaper than saffron. A typical three day home heating and cooking need uses about 1,000 cubic meters of natural gas. In some 1974 communities, the cost to homeowners was about 4 quarters. Last winter 1,000 cubic meters cost up to 3.25.
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