Partnership, not breakup, for America’s big business
The Journal World argues for closer government and industry cooperation over breaking up large firms. It criticizes anti big business sentiment, cautions against socialism, and urges stronger partnership among government, business, and labor to resolve energy, inflation, and national productivity issues. It cites GM, US Steel, GE, AT&T, and others, noting surges in wartime knowhow and the need for balanced regulation and anti trust vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
England
United States
General Motors
U.S. Steel
General Electric
American Telephone & Telegraph
General Foods
Con-Edison
Hercules
Congress
White House
West Germany
Japan
U.S
Republican nomination watch for 1980 faces Ford Reagan Dole Bush
The article surveys potential 1980 GOP contenders and notes Ford and Reagan aging factors, Dole and Bush remaining active, Connally as a rival, and Carter's standing as three years of political change loom. It highlights Ford's lingering influence, Reagan's apparent bid, and Bush's high profile and Texas base as pivotal factors.
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Gerald Ford
Lawrence
California
Ronald Reagan
U.S
Robert Dole
Kansas
Ford
Dole
Reagan
George Bush
Bush
United Nations
GOP
China
Central Intelligence Agency
Texas
Houston
John Connally
Washington
Congress
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Notable historical events on this date
On this date 1965 Malcolm X was shot in New York City as he prepared to address a rally. Also noted were 1795 British gain of Ceylon, 1838 Morse telegraph demo, 1846 Sara Bagley becomes first woman telegrapher in Lowell, 1885 Washington Monument dedication, 1916 Verdun begins with over a million dead, and 1919 Allies recognize Polish government of Ignace Paderewski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm X
New York City
Indian Ocean
Ceylon
Samuel Morse
Sara Bagley
Lowell
Mass
Verdun
France
Ignace Paderewski
Bella Abzug Ends Political Rise With Loss in Manhattan Race
A long political arc ends as Bella Abzug loses a congressional contest in a liberal Manhattan district to a Republican pledge not to imitate her. The piece tracks her career from the Vietnam peace movement to repeated defeats and disputed statements across decades.
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Washington
Bella Abzug
Senate
Manhattan
Melvin J. Lasky
Encounter
Hunter College ‘Bulletin
Bella Savitsky
Poland
Britain
Abuzug
Burger on Lawyers Sparks Debate Over Court Speed
Chief Justice Warren Burger claimed half of lawyers are unqualified, drawing fire from the American Bar Association which argued only 20 percent are lacking. The writer counters that competent lawyers, not the bad, clog courts with delays and futile appeals, urging policy to target the capable rather than bar incompetent practitioners.
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Washington
Warren Burger
American Bar Assn
Burger
Mr. Burger
William Shakespeare
Journal World publication and subscription rates listing
The World Company in Lawrence announces subscription rates for delivery by carrier or mail. Carrier $2.75 per month, $33 per year. mail in Douglas and nearby counties $18.63 per year. other Kansas counties and Kansas City area $23.81 per year. elsewhere in the United States $28 per year. Includes postal and circulation affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kaw
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Citizens' Legal Defense Fund rallies support for FBI case
An FBI case against John Kearney sparks a new defense fund formed by Clare Boothe Luce William Simon and James Buckley. The fund seeks to aid agents facing civil suits and highlights concerns about domestic security policy, CIA FBI power, and leaks.
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Department of Justice
FBI
John Kearney
Citizens’ Legal Defense Fund For
Madison Avenue
New York
Cochairmen
Clare Boothe Luce
Secretary of the Treasury
William Simon
James L. Buckley
Leon Jaworski
Edward Bennett Williams
Kearney
Time
Newsweek
CIA
New York Times Star
C.L. Sulzberger
Moscow
U.S
KGB
Department
Time Magazine
Stansfield Turner
Cairo
Soviet Union
Citizens’ Legal Defense Fund
Gas storage policy under fire from GAO warnings
Washington reports the GAO warns LNG storage sites sit near major cities with lethal risk from leaks fires or explosions. Industry fights back pressuring to suppress the explosive report while Coast Guard oversight faces delays as skeptics question safety amid potential hurricanes earthquakes or sabotage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General Accounting Office
U.S
Local notes mix auto show win and notable birthdays
A custom-built car started by Baldwin youth Bill Butell before his fatal accident won first prize at a regional auto show. The city commission delayed leasing space for city offices in the proposed First National Bank building. The Chamber of Commerce began organizing a citywide spring cleanup. Army Sgt Lonnie LeBombard was killed in action in Vietnam. Lawrence High graduate from 1965. Ralph Graber received the Silver Beaver award from Kaw Valley Scout Council. Chalmer Woodard, former Lawrence High coach, was hired as SMU head coach. A Trinity Lutheran Church dinner honored John Selig. Kansas beat Oklahoma 41 38 to take the Big Six lead. Gerrude Welch, born in Lawrence in 1865, was featured for her artifacts.
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Baldwin
Bill Butell
Army
Lonnie LeBombard
Lawrence
Lawrence High
Ralph Graber
Lawrence Junior High
Kaw Valley Scout Council
Trinity Lutheran Church
John Selig
Kansas
Oklahoma
Gerrude Welch
Journal-World
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Israel
Jack Newfield
Bella
Jets
Barry Farber
Lytton Strachey
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Russia
Lower East
Kremlin
Hear
Nixon White House
Pierre Hotel
Nixon
Moynihan
U.S. Representatives
House
U.S. House of Representatives
Ly Art Buchwald
Journal- World
Lawrence, Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Prous
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Ralph Simons Sr
Bill Mayer
Ralph Gage
Robert Nordyke
Oesures
van A. Kempin
Jack Starkey
David Ward
William F. Buckley JR
Sion
Clarence Kelley
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Secret Service
Civil Service Commission
Communist Party
By Jack Anderson
House Energy
John Dingell
D-Mich
GAO
Coast Guard
Old Home Town
First National Bank
Chamber of Commerce
Chalmer Woodard
McPherson College
Southern Methodist University
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