Shapp Second Term Hobbled by Controversy and Confusion
A Harrisburg column surveys Governor Milton Shapp's first four years and a turbulent start to his second term. It cites a national columnist alleging systemic corruption in his administration, the state police probe, cabinet firings, impeachment talk, failed confirmations, and a push for the Democratic presidential nomination, framing an era of uproar and uncertain outcomes.
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Mason Denison
Harrisburg
Milton Jerrold Shapp
Jack Anderson
Shapp
Hil E Excellency
Legislaire
Democratic State Committee
Chaive
Senate
Earle
Leader
Evelop
Durants: Two Scholars, One Life, Four More Books
Jim Bishop profiles Will and Ariel Durant, aging scholars living in Los Angeles. They share a long marriage, collaborate on The Story of Civilization, and continue to write together despite critics. Their bond, work rhythm, and devotion shine as they near their next volumes.
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Jim Bishop
She
Briarcliff Roa
Los Angeles
Will
Ariel Durant
Durants
Dr. Durant
Ariel Kaufman
Kearny
Nat
Temple Labor School
New York
Harlem
Poland
Ariel
Durant
Eventner
Second Class Imprint at Le bane Peona Postage Notice
Public notice states second class postage paid at Le bane Peona. Publication appears daily except Sundays and legal holidays, outlining mailing and distribution details for the period.
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Lebane
Peona
Recruiting Officer to Accept Indiana County Applicants
The War Department authorizes the Indiana Army Recruiting Station to accept enlistment applicants from Indiana County for a one year term. Also noted is Indiana State Teachers College presenting It’s Laughter, We’re After, an all college show in John S Fisher Auditorium on January 3 and February 1 at 7:15 pm. Fire disasters in Indiana County include two homes destroyed in Armaugh and Dilltown with seven left homeless and a vacant house demolished in Armstrong Township.
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U.S. Army
Indiana
War Department
Indiana County
Indiana State Teachers
John S. Fisher
Armagh
Dilltown
Armstrong Township
Hard Lesson For Helms In Iran Scandal
Washington column outlines new evidence that former CIA chief Richard Helms, serving as ambassador to Iran, pressed to silence an anti Shah U.S. paper and helped shield Iran Free Press from legal action. It notes DOJ's cautious stance on a perjury case and outlines a failed effort to close the paper.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
CIA
Richard Helms
Iran
U.S
United States
Helms
Justice Department
Shah
State Department
Gol
Government of
Tran
Nasser Afshar
Afshar
Iran Free Press
DCM
Deborah Fitzgerald
Orlando Nunez
Nunez
Virginia
Senate
Chile
Black Caucus paves Florida path for Carter in 1976 race
Victor Riesel notes that Congressional Black Caucus leaders Charley Rangel Andrew Young and Walter Fauntroy back Carter. They plan to court black delegates, work with AFL CIO leaders, and stage a nationwide strategy to win delegates and influence the Democratic nomination against Wallace and other rivals.
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Victor Riesel
Washington
Florida
New Hampshire South
Sun
Congressional Black Caucus
Panhandle
Miami
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
White House
Towa
Carter
Mississippi
Sargent Shriver
Kennedy
Harlem
Charley Rangel
Atlanta
Andrew Young
Walter Fauntroy
District of Columbia
Congress
Rev. Young
Jimmy
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
Ken Bannon
UAW
Ford
Scoop Jackson
Ted Gleason
Ladies Garment Workers
Chick Chaikin
Afl-Cio
Joe Keenan
Jackson
JackiMson
Black Caucus
New York
Madison Square Garden
National Labor Federations
George Wallace
Doctor Gifford the Loyal Rural Healer of Colebrook
Tom Tiede profiles Herbert Gifford M D a rural family physician serving 1200 square miles in Canadian country for over 30 years He makes house and stable calls treats horses and delivers babies in a region lacking facilities His intimate patient bonds and efforts to build a regional hospital define his enduring commitment to rural medicine.
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Durant
Kaufman
Temple Labor School
Ariel
Harlem
Dr. Durant
Tom Tiede
Colebrook
N.H
Herbert Gifford
Doc
Doc Gifford
Mr. Bones
Mr. Berle
Gifford
Family Services Medical Center
Vital Family Services Center
Washington
Concord
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