States side with Greece while Turkey seeks closer ties with Russia
The piece argues Turkey’s strong anti Russian stance and past U.S. aid as strategic, noting Turkey’s displeasure after arms embargo and base closings. It warns that Russia and Turkey may cooperate, leaving the United States isolated and the State Department lacking in fair diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
United States
America
Istanbul
Constantinople
Russia
Black Sea
Bosphorus
State Department
Janus and the New Year in a Time of Change
The piece reflects on January named for Janus and the Janus like view of looking back and forward. It cautions against dreaming too big about 1976 and urges action, balance, serenity, courage, and wisdom, hoping for improvement whether 1975 was good or bad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janus
Journal-World
Jackson's anti busing plan reshapes federal court power
Senator Henry M Jackson proposes sharply limiting federal judges in school desegregation cases to curb busing. The plan targets Boston Judge Garrity and would require three judge review and case by case orders. Jackson aims to win March 9 primary support despite liberal resistance.
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Washington
Henry M. Jackson
Massachusetts
Jackson
U.S
W. Arthur Garrity Jr
Boston
Garrity
Vietnam
Scoop Jackson
George McGovern
Bill Bulger
Bulger
Little church in Leningrad endures amid hotel chaos
In Leningrad a group of twelve American tourists attend a church service in a city under strict control. The visit exposes hotel chaos and Russian routines as the parishioners, led by an aged priest, observe Latin rites while state life and religion puzzle alongside memories of communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leningrad
Russia
Howard Hughes
Houston Control
Lenin
Sindlinger critics say U.S. job figures hide unemployment
Albert Sindlinger and economist Charles Killingsworth challenge government unemployment data. Sindlinger says his independent survey shows 1.5 million more jobless than Bureau of Labor Statistics figures in November under current definitions. Killingsworth points to historical changes in counting unemployed, noting decades of understatements and shifts from 1965 onward.
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New York
Albert Sindlinger
Sindlinger & Co
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Sindlinger
Charles Killingsworth
Michigan State University
Killingsworth
National Manpower Policy Task Force
Labor Department
Wage Stabilization Board
Census Bureau
Bicentennial Law of Titles Goes Into Effect Tonight
A satirical piece warns that a fictitious law will impose bicentennial prefixes on all terms for a year. It describes mandatory historical dress, renamed common phrases, and networks replaying 1776 era content, highlighting a humorous overreach.
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U.S
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Ben Franklin
Betsy Ross
Molly Pitcher
Battle of the Bands reenacts Civil War clash at Stones River
In Murfreesboro Tennessee on the Civil War anniversary the Stones River National Battlefield hosts Bicentennial events reenacting the December 31 1862 battle with a Milwaukee band on one side and Confederate troops on the other. The event recreates rations and weapons and features antique instruments. Park officials restrict car traffic and use candles lanterns and moonlight for night demonstrations.
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Murfreesboro
Tenn
Stones River National Battlefield
Wisconsin
15Th U.S. Army Corps
1St Brigade
Milwaukee
Wis
James Sanders
Nashville
Whoton
Kansas Jayhawks edge Kansas State in Big Eight tourney thriller
Kansas led by late surge to 69 63 victory over arch rival Kansas State in Kansas City earning a share of the league title and a spot in the NCAA Regional finals versus Texas Western at Lubbock.
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Kansas
Kansas State
Kansas City
Texas Western
Lubbock
Iowa Street
15Th
Minnesota
Whitey Skoog
Jayhawks
The World Company Lancaster Lawrence Staff Directory
The World newspaper in Lawrence Kansas lists Dolph Simons Jr and Sr along with Bill Mayer Ralph Gage Jack Starkey Leo Eller as part of its historic staff. It notes editorial leadership by Editor patenes Yeveesesies Executive Editor and Managing Editor roles with W C Simons as Editor.
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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
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
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Kosygin
Greece
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Sam
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Robert Novak
George Wallace
Billy Bulger
Soviet
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Walter Cronkite
Gerald Ford
Washington Redskins
Ronald Hornblow
Betty Hornblow
By Marshall Fine
Carnage
Songfest
KU Top
Ottawa
F.G. Hagenbush
CPA
Douglas County
Jim
John Scanlon
St. Louis
Alan Stutz
John Frazee
Journal- World
Patenes Yeveesesies
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