Ford on Tax Cuts and Federal Deficit Stance
The Journal-World argues President Ford is right on taxes and Congress is wrong for pursuing tax cuts while ignoring deficits. It credits Ford for fiscal sanity and urges restraint on spending to curb inflation and avoid a 70 billion dollar shortfall, noting Kansas delegation support. Congresswoman Keys opposed Ford, while Winn Shubitz Shriver and Sebelius supported his stance.
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Journal-World
Ford
Congress
House of Representatives
Kansas
Mr. Ford
Keys
Manhattan
Winn
Shubitz
Shriver
Sebelius
Elizabeth Watkins Museum Draws Visitors to Downtown Lawrence
Visitors at the Elizabeth Watkins Community Museum at 11th and Massachusetts Streets report rising numbers. The current exhibits include early farming, the Westward Movement of the Blacks, and Christmas decorations. The museum, opened weeks ago, offers permanent displays from the Douglas County Historical Society collection and runs Tuesday to Saturday 10 am to 4 pm.
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Lawrence
Elizabeth Watkins
11Th and
Massachusetts Streets
Massachusetts Street
Douglas County Historical Society
Watkins Museum
Sanitation wage dispute fuels Lawrence arena of citizen action
A long letter from Lawrence Citizens for Fair and Efficient City Management argues the Sanitation Workers Assn and United Public Employees of Lawrence deserve fair treatment. It cites alleged city wage cuts and poor press coverage while urging residents to back respectful, efficient service and proper trash containment.
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Journal-World
Lawrence Sanitation Workers Assn
City Commission
Lawrence
The
Lawrence Sanitation Workers’ Assn
Police
Fire
Street
United Public Employe Assn. of
Sanitation Department
Tinue
Steve Watts
Sarah Russell
Clarence Dillingham
Secretary explains U S support for Angola amid Cold War push
In a tense exchange, the Secretary defends a $50 million military aid package to Angola, arguing it protects freedom-loving Angolans from Soviet and Cuban-backed aggression. He stresses Angola must remain neutral and independent, while distinguishing factions by names and aims.
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Washington
United States
Angola
Atlantic Ocean
Popular Movement For the Liberation of
Africa
Latda
Front For the Liberation of
National Union For the Total Independence of
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
GM forecasts 1976 sales surge as auto talks ripple
General Motors projects a 10.25 million unit car and import market and 13.25 million total vehicle sales for 1976. Analysts debate whether demand will match forecasts as suppliers respond to planned production boosts, while GM credits rising employment and consumer confidence for stronger real incomes.
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New York
General Motors
Thomas Murphy
Murphy
This Day in History December Nineteenth 1975
Friday December 19 1975 marks day 353 of the year with 12 days remaining. Highlights recall Ho Chi Minh attacks in Indochina 1946 and other historical events across the centuries including King Philip’s War 1675 and Franklin’s Almanac 1732.
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Ho Chi Minh
Rhode Island
Benjamin Franklin
Richard
Phildelphia
United States
Hawaii
Atlantic
Dwight Eisenhower
The World Company Staff and Contact Details
The World newspaper lists Dolph C Simons Jr Dolph Simons Sr Bill Mayer Ralph Gage Jack Starkey Leo Eller as president publisher and editor with staff changes to executive editor managing editor and advertising manager. Established in 1854 The World Company is published daily except Sunday from Lawrence Kansas with various subscription rates and mailing options.
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Dolph C. Simons Jr
Dolph Simons Sr
Bill Mayer
Ralph Gage
Jack Starkey
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Aot
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kaw
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Regents Eye Tuition Changes as Out-of-State Rates Scrutinized
Kansas Board of Regents weighs tuition shifts across state schools with focus on out-of-state prices vs in-state residents. Astronauts Lovell Boran and others returned from Gemini 6 7 rendezvous. Schirra and Stafford earlier. Army engineers gains for Sunflower Ordnance Works renovation funded at 5 million amid Korean War needs. Truman defends Acheson, Palmer speaks at Sons and Daughters of New England. Boy Scout troop formed at Haskell Institute. Glenn Moody to lead Co-Op Club.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Jim Lovell
Frank Borman
Wally Schirra
Tom Stafford
Europe
Dwight Eisenhower
U.S
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Truman
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Albert Palmer
Chicago Theological Seminary
the Sons and Daughters of New England
Haskell Institute
Glenn Moody
Callaway Attacks Reagan In Ford Campaign Fallout
Washington reports Howard Callaway, a Ford campaign figure, criticized Ronald Reagan as incompetent and reckless while questioning his tax and local program plans. The piece notes Gallup polls show Reagan strengthening against Ford, framing Ford as a caretaker president amid party discord and a looming winter of political trouble.
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Washington
Howard
Bo) Callaway
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Callaway
Reagan
Gallup
California
Mayaguez
Rich Little
Ford High Command
James Holshouser
North Carolina
Galahad
Rogers Morton
Secretary of Commerce
Houston
Houston Conference Hurt Ford Campaign Sparks Southern Split
In Houston the Ford campaign faltered as Callaway attacked Reagan while Rockefeller criticized the energy bill. Jesse Cooksey warns Ford supporters, and several Southern leaders question the campaign’s retrievability amid calls for Ford to attend the conference.
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Houston
Jesse Cooksey
South Carolina
Reagan
Washington
Ford
Cooksey
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Howard H
Callaway
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Art Buchwald
Mr. Secretary
Vietnam
John Cunniff
Journal- World
Bob Set
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Gop
Nelson Rockefeller
Hubert Humphrey
Little
Edward Kennedy
Chappaquiddick
Rockefeller
Kennedy
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Earl Butz
Peking
China
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Morton
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