Walking around money in politics exposed by NJ and MD cases
The piece details the widespread use of cash in political campaigns just before elections, including legitimate expenses and payments described as buying votes. It cites Hudson County New Jersey, with $43,000 spent in one county on one day, plus specific amounts to Bayonne North Bergen Hoboken and more. It also notes Maryland senator race payments to Baltimore neighborhood clubs and criticisms of the FEC for limited action and notices plans for civil suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Angle
Robert Walters
Washington
Hudson County
N.J
New Jersey
Jersey City
Bayonne
North Bergen
Hoboken
Bruce Bradley
Maryland
Federal Election Commission
FEC
Baltimore
Paul Sarbanes
D-Md
PEC
NOW Criticizes Rosalynn Carter For Walking Behind Husband In Saudi Visit
Los Angeles NOW objects to Mrs Carter following the Saudi custom of walking several feet behind her husband during a trip to the Middle East. A barroom debate in McNulty’s Bar and Grill presents opposing views praising or questioning the tradition and its perceived dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Buchwald
Washington
Los Angeles
National Organization For Women (Now
Rosalynn Carter
McNulty
Nolan
Novak
Carter
Doyle
America
Siegel
Hackett
Rosalynn
Saudi Arabia
Carters
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Indiana Evening Gazette Advertisement Rates and Staff
A fragmented 1970s page lists subscription prices, delivery options, and staff roles for the Indiana Evening Gazette. Names such as LUCILLA ELUNSELY, JUSEES A., and WILLIAM H. HASTINGS appear among the misaligned text. The notice resembles a masthead and pricing table rather than a cohesive article.
Fire destroys Capitol Hotel and endangers business district
An early 20th century blaze last night consumed the Capitol Hotel in Glen Campbell, a three story frame building with about 50 rooms. Firefighters from Glen Campbell and Barnesboro battled to prevent spread to nearby structures and protect the town’s main commercial area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Campbell
Capitol
Barnesboro Fire Co
Indiana
Braddock
Pittsburgh
Homer
Cobras
WIIC
Saltsburg
Kiski Springs
Grants and favors seen in NIDA with couples ties
Washington column uncovers a web of conflict of interest at the National Institute on Drug Abuse. Laurence Carroll and his wife Guinevieve are tied to Social Systems Inc. as Florida and Nebraska funds flow to the firm. Additional cases show married researchers, misallocated funds, and unusual use of NIDA computers. Critics say internal pressure punishes whistleblowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Anderson
Washington
National Institute On Drug Abuse
NIDA
Laurence Carroll
Guinevieve
Carroll
Social Systems, Inc
Florida
Valerie Strauss
Howie Kurtz
Social Systems
Nebraska
Miami
University of Miami
John Men
Maryland
Macro Systems, Inc
Frederick Harrison
Harrison
Macro
Lonnie Mitchell
A.L. Nellum Associates
Nellung’s
AL. Nellum
Nellum
Mitchell
Robert du Pont
Meanys Global Labor Crusade Targets U S S R
Meanys drive against communism features AFL-CIO allies Chic Chaikin and Ernie Lee visiting Cairo to seek unity with Saad Ahmad, head of the Egyptian Federation of Trade Unions. Bukovsky recounts Soviet labor abuses, including mass arrests, long prison terms, and the use of labor camps, arguing for international solidarity in defense of workers rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Riesel
Washington
Cairo
Egypt
George Meany
Labor
Saad Mohamed Ahmad
Egyptian Federation of Trade Unions
Afl-Cio
Chic Chaikin
Ernie Lee
U.S
Federation
Meany
U.S.S.R
Ahmad
Working People's Federation
Vladimir Bukovsky
London
Bukovsky
Kremlin
Luis Corvalan
Salvador Allende
Comment on Domino Theory Reconsidered in Vietnam War Debate
Commentary argues the domino theory faltered as two dominoes toppled with Khmer Rouge and Hanoi forces clashing along Cambodia’s Parrot’s Beak. It frames Vietnam’s long history from ancient times and notes changing U.S. war posture, suggesting broader regional implications beyond 1970s perceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Graff
Cambodia
Svay Rieng
Takeo
Vietnam
Saigon
Khmer Rouge
Hanoi
B.C
Tonkin
North Vietnam
China
Regional powers shape Cambodian Vietnam tensions
The piece traces historic rivalries in Indochina from Funan to Khmer empire, notes French influence, and cites Cambodian President Khieu Samphan accusing Vietnam of ambitions to annex and enslave. It discusses Soviet and Chinese backing, remote proxy conflicts, and the slim chance of U.S. involvement as a moderating influence amid a broader East Asian power dynamic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funan
South
Vietnam
Cambodia
Lagos
Thailand
Khiew Samphan
Soviet Union
China
U.S
Philippines
Malaysia
Indonesia
United States
Congress
Washington
Moscow
Peking
Newspaper Enterprise Asso
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Stevens
Evans
Indiana Evening Gazette
Jile Eniuana Prosting
Lucilla Elunsely
Creairy
Mamager
Jusees
Liam H. Hastings
Manung Eitor Frank Be
Wnd
Associated Press
Hatics
Badinna
Armstrong
Cumbria
Clearfield
Jeferson
West
Moreland
Aus
Diana
Layul
Ledan
Delson
Massachusetts
Nancy Mello
Hong Kong
Mendelson
Mello
Bie
Novocherkassk
S.S.R
International Labor Organization
Vladimir Klebanov
Donetz
Klebanov
Credi
Field Newspaper
Synalicate
Berry's
NEA, Inc
Ultra
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