One-Party Domination in Pennsylvania Politics
Pennsylvania's Legislature and Shapp administration, both fully Democratic, raise the risk of a rubber stamp Congress in Harrisburg. The piece analyzes lobbyists’ challenges in a one-party era, contrasting it with past divided government and noting how leaders and critics navigate bills and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Denison
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Shapp
Senate
House of Representatives
Democratic Party
Milton Jerrold Shapp
Capitol Hill
Briefcase Brigade
General Assembly
Indiana Daily Press details and subscription rates
The Indiana Printing & Publishing Company presents the Indiana Daily Press with staff roles including President Treasurer Secretary and News Editor. It lists subscription prices for carrier, motor house, and mail options, with rates for local and outside counties and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Printing & Publishing Company
Indiana
Charen
Ice Presiden
Alaiuger “Ssell
Joseph L. Donnelly
William B. Hastings
Frank 8
HGO! Sociate
Associated Press
AP News
Manthly
Arstrong
Cambria
Clearfield
Moreland
Ontless
Ouiside
Mialmuyin
Prion al Jmp
Ka da ‘A
Frank Church the Candidate Card Draws National Attention
Frank Church, Idaho Democrat turned senator, whose cancer battle shaped his politics, contemplates a presidential bid amid questions of integrity in government. Bethine Church, his wife, influences his stance as he decries power concentration in Washington and calls for lawful reform to avert demagoguery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Frank Church
Idaho
Stanford
Senate
America
Vietnam
Church
Rank Church
Bethine
Frank
Bethine Church
Politcs
White House
FBI
Congress
Matt
United Feature Syndicate
Russians Hit Jugular in Grain War, Labor Warns
Victor Riesel reports American maritime labor leaders consider tightening the grain flow to the Soviet Union as undercutting freight rates and a Soviet land bridge threaten U S shipping. They warn of renewed boycotts against grain shipments while detailing the Kremlin’s interlinked sea land routes and impact on U S ports and jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Riesel
New York
U.S
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
Kremlin
Free World
Teddy Gleason
Britain
West European
Atlantic
Pacific
Sea of Japan
America
Europe
Asia
Japan
Vladivostok
Nokhodka
Interlink
Baltic Sea
Leningrade
European Russia
Vladivostock
Nakhodka
Philippines
Leningrad
Seafarers International Union
Paul Hall
Western
Scandinavia
Wester (Conference) Free World
Moscow
Communist Party
Richard Nixon
Jerry Ford
Henry Kissinger
Russia
Economic Policy Board
National Security Council
The
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Field Newspaper Syndicate
Indiana spring opening exhi bition prep and local events
March 15 1926 merchants plan spring openings with buyers in city marts for late modeled apparel. 1951 Thomas Lavelle of Scranton wins state-wide High School Oratorical Contest at Fisher Auditorium State Teacher's College. 491-acre campsite acquired by Johnstown Area Scout Council for girls in Indiana County and Johnstown area. 1971 Indiana Kiwanis Club to present Navy Band concerts Monday April 12 at Fisher Aud UP.
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Merchants of
Indiana
Thomas Lavelle
Scranton
American Legion
Fisher Auditorium
Teacher's College
Johnstown
Council
Indiana County
Indiana Kiwanis Club
Navy
Fisher Aud
Speaking Freely At Issue In Panama
Don Oakley reports on Panamanian celebrations of national independence while Americans debate a new Panama Canal treaty. Conservatives warn of loss of U S sovereignty and control, saying the draft would surrender land and billions in canal improvements. Fred Schlafly and M Stanton Evans argue the Zone is part of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Oakley
U.S
Fred Schlafly
American Council For World Freedom
U.S. Canal Zone
United States
Alaska
Louisiana Purchase
M. Stanton Evans
Panama Canal in Perpetuity Debate and U S Strategy
The piece argues against rigid US control of the Canal Zone, noting the Panama of Omar Torrijos demands change. It contrasts treaties to endure with realities of sovereignty and growing Panamanian sentiment, warning that force would provoke regional war and lasting enmity. It cites Ellsworth Bunker on threats of violence and questions the wisdom of occupation versus a new treaty respecting both nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal Zone
United States
France
Alaska
Soviet Union
Panama
Evans
Louisiana
Bhut Purchase
Mississippi
Britain
Suez Canal
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Toting
Omar Vorrijos Herrera
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Pennsylvania News Service
Bishop Network Television
Bob Barker
Dennis James
Mexico
Hawaii
Jim Bishop
Nyquil
Couptes
Guiding Light
Kojak
Baretta
Cannon
PBS
Petrocelli
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Networks
Cronkites
King
Water St
Berry's
Panama Canal
Nb Din
Ner
Commission
Fea
Bripa
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