Soviet Strategy: US to Join Battle for Global Resources
Washington notes that the Kremlin aims to build a chain of bases in the Middle East and Africa to threaten the United States and influence key raw materials. The piece warns of Soviet control over crucial minerals via Angola, Zaire, Zambia, and Rhodesia, while noting military aid and widespread oil relations, urging vigilance and economic strategies over panic.
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Kremlin
Middle East
Africa
USSH
United States
U.S
Egypt
Algeria
Libya
Sudan
Guinea
Mali
Nigeria
Uganda
Somalia
Angola
Mozambique
Soviet Union
Rhodesia
Namibia
Southwest
Zaire
Zambia
Sierra Leone
Romania
Cuba
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Errant Aspirants: Rhodes pushes term limits for presidential hopefuls
In a Washington column, Tom Tiede analyzes how congressional absenteeism during presidential seasons harms lawmaking. He highlights Rep. John Rhodes’s proposed constitutional amendment barring a member from seeking president or vp until two years after leaving Congress, and notes mixed reception on Capitol Hill.
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Tom Tiede
Washington
Morris Udall
House of Representatives
Congress
Udall
Scoop Jackson
Birch Bayh
John Kennedy
Hilf
Barry Goldwater
Gene McCarthy
White House
House
John Rhodes
Rhodes
Arizona
Capitol Hill
Margaret Chase Smith
Mike Mansfield
Senate
America
Udalls
Jackson
Edmund Burke
Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette Publication Details and Rates
Indiana Evening Gazette lists publishing company Indiana Printing and Publishing, editor roles, and Associated Press affiliation. It includes subscriber and mail rates for various regions, with daily publication schedule, rates for weekly, monthly and yearly subscriptions, and second class postage details.
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Inviana Printing & Publishing Company
Indiana
Kul Ray
Lucilla R.donarley
I Bhonaylon Ce
HR Sweeney
Joan Hayre
Joseph L. Donnelly
Anager Lem. Hickey
HL. Donnelly
Jam Hi. Hastings
Associated Press
AP News
Arnstgag
Cambria
Clearfield
Jefferson
West Moreland
Indiana, Pa
Fire destroys barn on Blairsville farm killing 35 livestock
Yesterdate March 11 1961 a fire believed caused by faulty wiring demolished a large barn on the Ralph Bruner farm Blairsville RD 1 destroying 35 head of livestock and contents with damages fixed at 40000. In 1966 Punxsutawney one student hospitalized another slightly hurt in a collision of a school bus truck and a train at Bell's Mills railroad crossing two miles north of here. The truck and school bus stopped for a northbound freight train then crossed as a southbound coal train approached the bus rear was struck.
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Black Lick
Ralph Bruner
Blairsville
Punxsutawney
Bell's Mills
The Florida migrant tomato camp described by Bernton
Washington readers learn of migrant labor camps in Florida where workers toil for pennies, incur debt, and face neglect and abuse. Hal Bernton reports on straw boss control, debt cycles, poor housing, lack of health care, and dire living conditions across Duda and Sons farms.
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Washington
Florida
Hal Bernton
Payay
Pennsylvania
Duda and Sons Agriculture Empire
Australia
Europe
Florida Rural Legal Services
Duda
Bernton
United States
United Feature Syndicate
Gulf Oil’s Illegal Donations Return Request Stir Politician Cash
In a satirical dialogue, a Gulf Oil collector presses a senator on returning $300,000 in bribes from the past decade. The oil firm demands repayment, arguing no strings were attached, while the senator admits gratitude for support. The scene ends with threats of broad Gulf station presence and possible consequences for nonpayment.
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Art Buchwald
Washington
Gulf Oil Co
Capitol Hill
Joe Bananas
Buddy Boy
Gulf Oi! Co
Oil Company
Rising U S strike activity in 1978 study says
The Conference Board forecast notes more labor contracts expiring in 1978, suggesting strikes will rise above 4400 stoppages recorded in the first nine months of 1975. Most disputes are expected to be brief as firms gain liquidity and the government seeks quick settlements to safeguard recovery.
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U.S
Conference Board
Labor Relations Forum
Labor Strikes Loom as Labor Chiefs Focus on Bread
Victor Riesel reports from Washington as March ides approach, labor leaders push for higher wages and broader concessions. Key talks unfold in Chicago with Teamsters and rubber workers facing demands that could spark nationwide or even international stoppages. The White House coordinates mediation and policy pressure as Ford weighs where to align in a turbulent year.
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Victor Riesel
Washington
Carter
Jackson
Hubert Humphrey
Hubert
Frank Fitzsimmons
Chicago
William Hill
America
Cleveland
Afl-Cio National
Peter Bommarito
United Rubber Workers
URW
Bommarito
Pete
Oime
United Auto Workers
UAW
Econometrics
Houston
Space Center
Tire and Chemical
Europe
International Federation of Chemical and General Workers’ Unions
I CF
ICF
Detroit
New York City
White House
Council of Economic Advisers
Mike Moscow
Labor
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Tur Berry
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