Levi's plan to supervise FBI marks a new era for justice
Edward H. Levi, as attorney general, aims to directly oversee the FBI and curb past abuses revealed before the Senate Intelligence Committee. He drafts extensive guidelines to prevent surveillance overreach, arguing for proper control of the FBI and CIA to protect American interests.
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Edward H. Levi
U.S
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Levi
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Senate Intelligence Committee
Franklin Roosevelt
Atty
Gen
CIA
Pearl Bailey Upends UN Criticism With Straight Talk
The article notes Pearl Bailey as a diplomat at the United Nations joining Daniel Moynihan in challenging Third World critics. It argues U S delegates now speak more frankly, calling out hypocrisy while fearing potential UN dissolution if the body distorts world affairs.
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United States
United Nations
U.S
Daniel Moynihan
U.N
Pearl Bailey
The
Fast food chains weather 1970s economic squeeze
The piece attributes 1973 onward woes to stagnant disposable income, rising prices, gasoline shortages, and higher costs for energy, wages, and commodities. It notes chains faced investor reticence and slumping shares yet overall resilience, with some stocks doubling in value later as efficiency underpinned recovery.
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New York
Primary School Board narrows field for December election
The School Board reduced seven candidates to six eliminating Navy Bow man from the race for three seats on the December 21 election day. St John s Catholic Church hosts an all faiths open house from 1 to 5 p.m. to engage residents. Joe Hargrave moves from Smithville Missouri to lead the unified Eudora School District 491. KU Physical Education notes honor 19 graduates with champions in high school conferences. three rank in top state teams. Larry Flannery named manager of Weavers Department Store. Donald Hults delivers keynote at Kansas Young Republicans in Topeka. Herbert Nehrbass elected superintendent of Centenary M E Church Board. Chiang Kai shek assumes head of state in Nanking new one man rule.
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Navy Bowman
St. John’s Catholic Church
Pananere
Joe Hargrave
Smithville
Eudora
Larry Flannery
Hastings
Neb
Weavers Department Store
A.B. Weaver
Donald Hults
Lawrence
Topeka
Herbert Nehrbass
M.E
Nanking
Chiang Kai-shek
Informer Details Secret Klan Infiltration Tactics
Washington witness describes FBI informer in Georgia who infiltrated the Ku Klux Klan by sleeping with Klansmen wives to gain information and sow dissension. He notes cross burnings and high heel shoes helped identify women, and reveals shifts to the U S Communist Party for less physical risk.
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Washington
Gary Rowe
Alabama
Georgia
Savannah
Stone Mountain
U.S
Communist Party
FBI
Ku Klux Klan
University salary disparities letter prompts response
In a brief reply Franklin C. Shontz defends a memorial and inscription honoring Leq Beuerman, while noting ongoing gender salary disparities at the University of Kansas. He recalls a Dec. 6 Journal-World letter that identified him and asserts support for the memorial and the “Distinguished Citizen of Lawrence” inscription despite prior objections.
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Lawrence
Franklin C. Shontz
Park Hill
Terr
The World Company Lawrence Kansas Editorial Staff Credits
The World newspaper in Lawrence Kansas lists its senior editors and staff including Dolph Simons Sr and Jr, Ralph Gage, Jack Starkey, Leo Eller, and Rea. It notes establishment in 1854, daily publication except Sundays, and contact details with subscription rates by carrier and mail. It also lists tax and circulation affiliations with the Audit Bureau of Circulation and The Associated Press.
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Dolph C. Simons Jr
Ewes
Bill Mayer
Ralph Gage
Jack Starkey
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
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Lawrence
Kan
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Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Ford Pushes Palestinian State Move Amid Mideast Tensions
Washington reports Ford orders Moynihan to back UN six month Golan Heights peacekeeping extension amid push to foreground Palestinian issue. Administration factions split with Moynihan over strategy and support for Palestinian state ideas, signaling bipartisan shifts in U.S. stance toward Israel and PLO.
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Washington
Israel
Ford Administration
Ford
United Nations
Daniel P. Moynihan
Air Force One
Alaska
Moynihan
Security Council
U.N
Golan Heights
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
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White House
Mideast
U.S. Congress
Tahsin Bashir
Anwar Sadat
Beirut
Bashir
Warhol Satire 'Women in Revolt' Finds Laughs in Movement
A review of Warhol's 1971 film Women in Revolt notes its satire of the women's movement, casting Jackie Curtis Holly Woodlawn and Candy Darling as trois women who split into rival factions. The piece compares its tone to Putney Swope and highlights the film's humor amidst serious aims.
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Women’s Liberation Movement
Andy Warhol
Kansas University
Warhol
Jackie Curtis
Holly Woodlawn
Candy Darling
Robert Downey
Candy
Jackie
Holly
Pig
Operatic double bill thrills KU theater crowd tonight
The University of Kansas Opera Workshop presents La Serva Padrona and Trial by Jury in University Theater at 8. The program pairs Pergolesi’s famed intermezzo with Gilbert and Sullivan’s 1875 one act, both sung in English. Performers Nancy Atkins Carl Packard Alan Schwertfeger James Frost Barbara Bilyeu with director Fe renz Gaal and conductor Lynn Schornick deliver lively baroque and comic operas that showcase early Italian opera buffa and English operetta.
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University of Kansas Opera Workshop
University Theater
Giovanni Pergolesi
Pergolesi
Grout
Serpina Pensente
Serpina
Nancy Atkins
Uberto
Carl Packard
Lynn Schornick
Alan Schwertfeger
Vespone
Ferenz Gaal
Naples
Opera Buffa
Jean Jacques Rousseau
Paris
John Bush Jones
Sullivan
William Gilinsky
David Howard
James Frost
Barbara Bilyeu
Dennis Howell
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