Alcohol Bottle Hit Official as Dallas Falls in Minnesota Clash
A whisky bottle thrown by a fan hit an official after Dallas scored to lead in a key playoff game in Bloomington. The official escaped serious injury though a scalp wound opened, prompting calls for better crowd control and a warning to Kansas fans about dangerous objects at Allen Fieldhouse.
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Bloomington
Minn
Minnesota
Dallas
Cowboy
Viking
Kansas University
Allen Fieldhouse
Press freedom at risk worldwide warned by Institute report
The International Press Institute reports that over half the world lacks a free press and highlights India's emergency censorship as the era’s major change. Americans are urged to recognize that press freedom is not guaranteed elsewhere and to remain vigilant against secrecy and government overreach.
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United Nations
International Press Institute
India
Indira Gandhi
Gandhi
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Zurich
Switzerland
Bush warned against breaking DCI control at CIA
Washington reports warn George Bush may face bids in Congress and White House planners to separate the Director of Central Intelligence from on the spot control of CIA operations. The move could trigger senior power struggles and undermine Bush’s ability to salvage the agency’s disorder. Ford campaign chiefs in Florida push to broaden support and bypass local leaders Frey and Juarez amid intra party tensions.
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
George Bush
Congress
Administration
Director of Central Intelligence
DCI
Langley
Bush
White House
Congressional Intelligence Committees
Murple
Senate
Ford
Donald Rumsfeld
Secretary of Defense
Rumsfeld
Frey
Oscar Juarez
Florida
William Cramer
Republican National Committee
Jack Eckerd
Government Services Administration
Cramers
Eckerds
Ford High Command
William Taylor
Angola
Federal jobless figures draw new fire
Critics say government employment statistics understate job distress by hundreds of thousands or millions. Experts urge high level review of concepts, data collection, and seasonal adjustments as federal figures may distort policy, revenue sharing, and planning.
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New York
Julius Shiskin
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Gordon
John Kennedy
American Economic Association
BLS
Killingsworth
Shiskin
Belated thanks for Lawrence parks and city plantings
Letters from Carolyn Brushwood praise the Parks and Recreation Department for attractive plantings across Lawrence, noting care through hot dry months and city boxes downtown. The writer expresses pride and gratitude for the community efforts. Alvin Dahlene also writes praising KU football after a strong season and looks ahead to 1976 with optimism.
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Journal-World
George Osborne
Parks and Recreation Department
Lawrence
Carolyn Brushwood
John S
Maine
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Missouri
Tigers
Kansas
Pitt
Tony Dorsett
Hawkers
Nebraska
Missouri Valley
Bud Wilkinson
Mt. Oread
Cromwell
Cromwell — Smith
Campfield -Franklin
Wright
Alvin Dahlene
Kansas Tax Delay May Strain Communities Nationwide
Gov. Avery promised action as a statewide tax withholding system delay was seen triggering financial strain in Kansas towns. United Fund neared its $102 321 goal with late pledges. KU ROTC students remained draft exempt. Kiwanis secretary treasurer E S Weatherby resigned after 29 years. Obituaries noted Prof E H Hodder and Jacob Hammig.
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Kansas
William Avery
United Fund
Ed Kumpe
E. S. Weatherby
Kiwanis
Woodrow Miller
Bill Bodin
Irvin Youngberg
Prayer for today from temple service ends in Amen
A brief daily prayer asks for guidance for words thoughts and deeds to be acceptable to God. The supplicant closes with Amen.
Language on energy bill shows the government’s failed policy
A critique of the 1975 energy bill and tax extension language argues the final measure offers vague authority and crafted prose rather than real policy. It dismisses the bill as an empty achievement, warning that the nation’s governance and even language are endangered by partisan conflict.
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Charles C. Killingsworth
Michigan State University
Killingsworth
Washington
Congress
Frank Zarb
Ford
Zarb
White House
Pressure mounts on CIA in Angola aid debate
As Congress weighs curbs on covert CIA funding to Angola, bipartisan opposition grows. Senators from both parties question secret operations and warn of a potential end to all overseas covert activity, while the Ford administration faces pressure over reporting requirements and possible compromises.
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Angola
CIA
Congress
U.S
Senate
Dick Clark
Iowa
Robert Taft, Jr
Ohio
William Scott
Virginia
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Gale McGee
Wyoming
Golan
Ford
Capitol Hill
Appropriations
Armed Services and Foreign Relations
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
William Colby
John Sparkman
Alabama
Clifford Case
New Jersey
Senate Armed Services
Henry Kissinger
Colby
Sen
John Tunney
California
Kissinger
Tunney
World Company Publication Details and Rates
The World Company in Lawrence publishes daily except Sunday with editors W C Simons and others. Rates: carrier 2.45 monthly or 29.40 yearly. Douglas county 15.53. other Kansas counties 19.67. U S 24 yearly. Second class postage paid. AP member.
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W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Aan
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
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Lou Frey
Ronald Reagan
Annie
Ella Cinders
Lil Abner
E. H. Hodder
EU Department of History
Jacob Hammig
By David S. Broder
OPEC
Voice of America
Journal- World
Teeweuenes
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Dolph Simons
Bill Mayer
Ralph Gage Beets
Jack Starkey
Leo Elter
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