Bush as CIA chief open to VP bid if no restraints
The piece discusses President Ford's pick George Bush for CIA head and his openness to possibly becoming Vice President in 1976. It argues against restricting him from involvement in foreign-government overthrow plots and weighs continuity concerns for the CIA.
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Senate Brothers
George Bush
CIA
Bush
Ford
William Colby
Congress
U.S
United Nations
Republican Party
China
Reagan
Chicago
Sen
William Brock
Tennessee
Illinois
Brock
Howard
Bo) Callaway
Mr. Ford
Rockefeller says public forums pressure Ford on federal burden
Nelson Rockefeller reports six White House forums show widespread anti bureaucratic sentiment. He warns President Ford to heed citizen mood as Reagan gains ground and Ford faces a tough 1976 reelection outlook.
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Nelson Rockefeller
White House
Ford
Rockefeller
New York
Ford and Co
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Ford faces image crisis as vacation amid White House turmoil
Amid mounting bad news Ford faced pressure to skip his Vail vacation yet family insisted on a break. Analysts warn ongoing political illness in public perception risks more damaging publicity and ridicule than policy shifts.
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Washington
White House
Ford
Vail
Colo
Jerry Ford
Gallup
Ronald Reagan
George Romney
Edmund Muskie
Mr. Ford
Santa Claus Rally Lifts Markets But May Be Overstated
The piece argues the year end rally is real in stocks and retail sales yet often exaggerated. It notes a typical 1.72 percent Dow gain over year end and early January, while retail sales show a modest trend with November up 14 percent year over year. It cautions against overly optimistic forecasts.
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New York
Santa Claus
Wall Street
Santta
Santa
Almanacs
Main Street
Rendezvous in space hailed as world first achievement
The Gemini 6 and 7 astronauts achieved the world's first space rendezvous, described by scientists as a monumental milestone in exploration. Local weather brought light snow and freezing rain causing a spike in accidents, with icing hampering the Kansas Turnpike and forecasting more snow before a slight thaw. KU plans two new dormitories near Allen Fieldhouse and Naismith Hall, while Burton Marvin returns from Tel Aviv to teach again. Kansas stars Clyde Lovellette and Jerry Waugh appear on Break the Bank with Robert Q. Lewis, winning a cash prize amid NE Kansas League admissions rejections for four schools. Lawrence resident W H McKone dies in Kansas City. Jayhawker Yearbook issue two publishes with editor John Chandler of Lawrence.
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Kansas Turnpike
Allen Fieldhouse
Naismith Hall
Burton Marvin
Tel Aviv
Israel
Kansas
Clyde Lovellette
Jerry Waugh
New York
Robert Q. Lewis
Wyandotte
Highland Park
Emporia
Topeka
W.H. McKone
Lawrence
Kansas City
Samuel Dodsworth Stationery Co
Jayhawker
John Chandler
Lord Confers Quiet Strength for Daily Trials
A devotional line urges grace to endure life’s varied challenges with calm faith. It invokes prayer for resilience and guidance in ordinary moments.
The World Company Lawrence Daily History Listing
The World, established 1854, operates in Lawrence Kansas with Dolph Simons Jr and Sr as part of the leadership including Bill Mayer Ralph Gage Jack Starkey and Leo Eller. It publishes daily except Sundays and lists subscription rates for local and national delivery.
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Dolph C. Simons Jr
Dolph Simons
Bill Mayer
Ralph Gage
Jack Starkey
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Anatomy of a scandal on FBI CIA furor
Observations divide FBI abuses into three types, most alarming is political misuse of power and personal intrigues around Hoover. The piece argues Hoover should have retired, praises his era, and warns power corrupts. It also notes CIA assassination plots are limited and can’t justify broad conspiracies by a free society. It cites Kennan on covert action and secrecy.
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FBI
CIA
Supreme Court
LBJ
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
FDR
J. Edgar Hoover
Martin Luther King
Grant
Soviet Union
Dr. King
Hoover
South
Diem
Lumumba
Mobutu
George Kennan
Potato Chips and the FDA Drama of Dried Potatoes
In a biting critique of federal regulation, the piece traces the FDA’s 1969 ruling that Pringles are “potato chips made from dried potatoes,” a semantic edit to resolve what counts as a chip. It contrasts Proctor & Gamble’s dominance with small chip makers and recalls Jefferson’s maxim on limited government.
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Jefferson
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
George Crum
Proctor & Gamble
Food and Drug Administration
Proctor & Gambles
At&t
Justice Department
FDA
Euclid
Ohio
Potato Chip Institute International
Vatican
This Day In History December Sixteen Seventy Five Highlights
Boston tea party river of 342 chests dumped by colonists in 1773. Beethovens birth in 1770. Napoleon divorced in 1809. NYC fire of 1835. Rasputin murdered in 1916. Battle of the Bulge in 1944. 1960 midair collision over New York harbor. Montreal overpass collapse in 1965. Poland riots over price rises in 1970. Ford Giscard energy pact in 1974. Autos James Roche 69. TV producer George Schaeffer 54.
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Ludwig van Beethoven
Napoleon Bonaparte
Josephine
New York City
Gregory Rasputin
Belgium
New York Harbor
Montreal
Poland
Ford
Valery Giscard D
Auto
James Roche
George Schaeffer
PLO plan for Palestine envisions Muslim Christian Jewish unity
Carolyn J. Graham reports on a PLO position claiming Palestine would be a peaceful, multi religious state. The plan envisages a unified country with shared defense, stable government, and cooperation among Moslems Christians and Jews, modeled after Lebanon as an example.
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PLO
Palestine
Middle East
Lebanon
Carolyn J. Graham
W. 27Th Ter
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