Arab blackmail undercuts Paris in Munich case
Journal World notes the Paris court freed Abu Daoud on a false passport charge, citing no German warrant. It accuses France of yielding to Arab threats from Algeria to Syria and the PLO, warning that such blackmail emboldens terrorists and weakens NATO partnership.
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Munich
Paris
Abu Daoud
Daoud
Iran
Interpol
Germany
Algeria
Syria
Palestine Liberation Organization
Israel
France
Energy policy faces clashes as Carter aims to unite program
Analysts warn the 95th Congress must act beyond slogans to curb energy waste. Carter seeks a single Cabinet agency for energy, risking bureaucratic friction and political loyalties between White House leadership and long-standing lawmakers.
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America
95Th Congress
94Th
Carter
Congress
Jimmy Carter
Washington
White House
U.S
Uncle Artie’s Washington guide for Carter appointees
Washington tips warn newbies about freebies and boondoggles. Leaks demand caution, as officials are urged to keep diaries, hire a literary agent, and write a memoir of missteps. Beware invitations, taping, and dubious companions amid Washington life and politics.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Carter
South Korea
Pentagon
Atlanta
Sans Souci
PTA
National Press Club
New details emerge on Oswald link to CIA contact
Congressional investigators question a mystery witness who says a CIA agent introduced Lee Harvey Oswald to him in Dallas three months before Kennedy was killed. The witness, known as Mr X, claims the Cuban exile group met at 3126 Hollandale and that Oswald was seen with Cubans at 3128 Harldale. The report highlights Hoover's handling of Mrs Odio's visitors and a taped forecast of Kennedy's death by Joseph Milteer.
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Washington
CIA
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas
Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Mr. X
Hollandale
Kennedy
Harlendale
Sylvia Odio
Fidel Castro
FBI
Leon Oswald
Congressional
J. Edgar Hoover
Warren Commission
Ohie
Commission
Hoover
Odio
Loran Hall
Lawrence Howard
William Seymour
Ohio
Joseph Milteer
Miami
Willie Somersett
Milteer
Morris Bishop
Bishop
City hall site debate weighs direct cost against social value
Letters argue the 11th Street site may cut direct costs but the Bowersock location could bring greater social benefits such as increased property values and downtown anchor effects. The writer urges a full economic analysis including traffic, efficiency, expansion, and esthetics before deciding. The second letter attacks Equal Rights Amendment ratification as eroding state sovereignty and urges Kansas citizens to contact legislators to rescind.
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Journal-World
Bowersock
11Th Street
First National Bank
Sixth and
New Hampshire
11Th and
Massachusetts Street
United States
Congress
Kansas
B.J. Allen
Hillcrest
What Draws Me to Arts Criticism and Review
The writer explains a long journey into arts criticism rooted in personal performance, writing, and a vow to be fair. He frames critics as guides, analysts, and historians who interpret artists' messages and help audiences navigate abundant leisure choices while preserving standards.
Events Marking Key Historical Dates Across World History
On this date in history 1942 Japan invaded Burma. James Watt the steam engine inventor was born in Scotland in 1736. French forces overran Holland in 1795. Confederate general Robert E. Lee was born in Stratford Virginia in 1807. Georgia seceded from the Union in 1861. Howard Hughes set a transcontinental air record in 1937. Franco’s air force bombed Barcelona and Valencia in 1938 killing 700 people. Ten years ago a nine man committee formed in the House to examine Harlem leader Adam Clayton Powell’s congressional qualifications.
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Japan
Burma
James Walt
Scotland
Holland
Robert E. Lee
Stratford
Georgia
Howard Hughes
Francisco Franco
Barcelona
Valencia
House of Representatives
Harlem
Adam Clayton Powell
Congress
Old Home Town News and City Progress Highlights
School Board approves preliminary drawings for new elementary and junior high on the Broken Arrow site near 29th and La. Architect John Shaver of Salina suggests circular structures. City Commission debates year around beach law amid a cold snap with morning 5 degrees. Mayor Kraft forms Lawrence Douglas County Civil Defense. Madge Bullene leads bloodmobile. AAU secretary Ferris names Jesse Owens top athlete. KU’s Cunningham earns All American. Howard Hughes sets cross country record flight Newark to Los Angeles in 7 ¼ hours at 322 mph, noting altitude breathing challenges and tailwind benefits.
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Broken Arrow
29Th and
John Shaver
Salina
Chris Kraft
Lawrence and
Douglas County
Madge Bullene
Lawrence
Danniel Ferris
AAU
Jesse Owens
Glenn Cunningham
Ferris
Howard Hughes
Los Angeles
Newark
N.J
The World Company Lawrence Daily Newspaper Staff Listing
The World newspaper in Lawrence Kansas lists Dolph Simons Jr as President Publisher and Dolph Simons Sr as established editor. It names executives Bill Mayer Ralph Gageviseae Jack Starkey Leo Eller and notes circulation rates for mail and carrier delivery across Kansas and Missouri with nationwide pricing.
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Dolph C. Simons Jr
Dolph Simons Sr
Eee Oath Redes
Bill Mayer
Ralph Gageviseae
Jack Starkey
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kon
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
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John Trattner
Uncle Artie
Art Buchwald
Multi- National Co
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
7Th Street
South Park
Jack BE. Gaumnitz
Oxford Rd
Mr. Fine
By Marshall Fine
City Commission
Journal- World
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