Mother and Dad Shape a Nation Through Home Life
The piece argues that despite vast church and school funding the rise in crime points to failures at home. It credits early home training with shaping responsible citizens and stresses that family meals and parental discipline influence youth more than sermons or curricula. It concludes mothers and fathers may do more for good than any other force.
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America
Mother
Dad
Will 1976 be better after hard lessons learned
The piece reviews forecasts for 1976 from business government and academia and notes a belief that after a tough year Americans have earned some rewards. It cites lower inflation and unemployment prospects, possible rate drops, and higher personal income while warning spending cuts may be needed to avoid financial collapse. It highlights lessons on government spending and the public’s shift to cheaper living.
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New York
Academe
Notable historical events on this date
On this date in history, 1895 marks Wilhelm Roentgen announcing X ray discovery. 1781 Benedict Arnold’s expedition burned Richmond, Virginia. 1608 Captain John Smith captured by Indians. 1477 Swiss defeat Charles the Bold at Nancy. 1933 Calvin Coolidge dies in Northampton Massachusetts. 1949 Harry Truman declares Fair Deal in State of the Union.
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Nancy
Virginia
John Smith
Benedict Arnold
Richmond
Calvin Coolidge
Northampton
Mass
Harry Truman
King property zoning fight restrained by judge order
Judge Frank Gray barred the City Commission from enacting a zoning ordinance involving Frank and Catherine King as they contested the action. Gray said he would provide more details later. The report also notes personnel moves and local sports results from 25 years ago.
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Frank Gray
Frank
Catherine King
Gray
Ford ready for combat in 76 race
The Ford presidency faces a tough year as he defies critics and vows to stay in the race. In an Air Force One interview with Lou Cannon, Ford expresses self confidence and rejects cartoonish depictions while arguing his pragmatic political path will win public support in 1976.
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Washington
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White
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Congress
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Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Kansas City
White House
Joseph Kraft
New York
Colorado
America
Watergate
Vietnam
John B. Connally
Texas
George Bush
Lloyd Bentsen
Bush
Connally
Bentsen
Senate
Central Intelligence
Wellman schoolhouse remembered by Jefferson County historian
Verona Wellman McDonald of the Jefferson County Historical Society recalls the Wellman district schoolhouse. She recounts its 19th century origins on her grandfather Wellman’s homestead, the 1887 building, prior log school, and eventual move to Old Jefferson Town in 1970.
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Journal-World
Harrison Wellman
Jefferson County
Iowa
Leavenworth
Old Jefferson Town
Verona Wellman McDonald
Britain funds Chrysler bailout amid labor capital clash
Washington reports a 325 million dollar British government rescue of Chrysler British operations. The plan covers up to 145 million in losses through 1979, with no repayment required but potential share of future profits. The move sparks debate on government influence, market power, and national pride.
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Britain
Chrysler Corporation
Harold Wilson
Chrysler
Wilson
Chrysser
Continental
Spain
Brazil
Ford faces double setback in Florida primary season
Washington analysis notes two Ford weaknesses in Florida. First, a pledge to recruit a top Florida Republican leader into the administration has not been fulfilled. Second, the Justice Department schedules Edward Gurney’s second trial two weeks before the March 9 primary, angering Florida conservatives.
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Ford
Florida
White House
Justice Department
Edward Gurney
Ford White House
Jerry Thomas
Thomas
Florida Conservative Union
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Mr. Ford
South
Gurney
Howard H. Levi
Tampa
Fla
Richard J. Daley
Illinois
Adlai Stevenson III
Henry M. Jackson
Daley
Stevenson
Jackson
New York
Prayer fragment urging faithful guidance and action
A devotional fragment asks God for guidance to walk, think, act, and speak in His ways. It ends with amen, reflecting a plea for daily obedience and spiritual focus.
Volunteers Sought for Local Homes and Groups
Local organizations seek volunteers across categories. Cherry Manor needs visitors for residents. Edgewood Homes seeks Saturday youth helpers. Girl Scout Council wants troop leaders and on call camping and trip coordinators for Lawrence and Eudora areas. Douglas County Association for Retarded Citizens asks for bowling league helpers. Contact Volunteer Clearinghouse at 841 5059 in the county courthouse.
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Cherry Manor
Edgewood Homes
Haskell
Girl Scout Council
Lawrence
Eudora
DolPH Simons Jr and Staff List at Paper
Dolph C. Simons Jr as President Publisher with Dolph Simons Sr. also named. Editor Bill Mayer. Executive Editor Ralph Gage. Managing Editor Jack Starkey. Advertising Manager Leo Eller. Controller listed among top newsroom executives.
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Dolph Simons Sr
Bill Mayer
Ralph Gage
Jack Starkey
Leo Eller
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