Bicentennial hoopla prompts call for better voters
The piece questions Nixon era failings and Congress' lax oversight. It urges citizens to use the Bicentennial moment to elect worthy, dedicated leaders and to demand better government from Washington, Topeka, and local offices.
Americans doubt the worth of the American dream in Ford era
The State of the Union prompts questions about whether youths will be better off. President Ford argues for reducing federal economic presence and boosting private enterprise while critics warn of inequities. The debate centers on government size, inflation, joblessness, and how best to preserve individual freedom.
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State of the Union
Congress on trial as 1976 budget and policy clash with Ford
The piece notes Congress faces a year of conflict with President Ford amid freshman Democrats and budget reforms. It highlights Mondale's call for accountability, the 1974 budget reform’s first full use, and the need for Congress to assert budget and foreign policy powers without triggering vetoes.
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Walter F. Mondale
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Maine
Henry Bellman
Okla
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Indochina
Angola
Panama Canal
Artery imaging offers glimpse into reversing heart disease
Dr. David H. Blankenhorn of USC outlines vascular image processing to view inside arteries and measure whether fatty deposits shrink or grow. The method aims to show if lifestyle changes or medical treatments can prevent heart attacks or strokes and assess post event therapy.
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Tucson
Ariz
David H. Blankenhorn
University of Southern California
American Heart Association
Science Writers Forum
Blankenhorn
USC
Third World critics face facts says Stanford professor
Dr. Robert McAfee Brown, a Stanford professor, argues against anti Americanism at the Nairobi World Council of Churches meeting and condemns American guilt. He cites postwar aid costs and Vietnam as errors, while Peter Bauer counters claims that Western influence harms the Third World.
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Stanford University
Brown
World Council of Churches
Nairobi
United States
Dr. Brown
America
Vietnam
Third World
Commentary Magazine
Peter Bauer
London School of Economics
Africa
Bauer
Soviet Bloc
Defense posture emerges at meeting amid co op power debate
Farm Cooperatives with USDA backing gear up to defend Capper-Volstead powers amid calls to curb antitrust and tax exemptions. Officials warn against price manipulation while stressing cooperative bargaining through marketing orders and strengthened fair practices act reforms.
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Agriculture Department
National Council of Farmer Cooperatives
Federal Trade Commission
Justice Department
Congress
Don Paarlberg
USDA
Paarlberg
Department of Agriculture
Earl Butz
Butz
Lawrence school plans eyed as districts unify
Lawrence Board of Education studied additions at Schwegler and Kennedy schools. Donations by Lawrence High students to the 1966 Douglas County March of Dimes and Lawrence United Fund totaled 2 823.51, surpassing 1 800 set in 1964.
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Schwegler and
Kennedy
Lawrence High
Douglas County March of Dimes
Lawrence United Fund
Lawrence
Carl Knox
Board of Education
The World Company masthead and contact details
The World Company in Lawrence Kansas publishes The World daily except Sunday from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets. Editor W C Simons 1891 1952 with staff Dolph Simons Jr Dolph Simons Sr Bill Mayer Ralph Gage Jack Starkey Leo Eller. Subscription rates vary by delivery and location. rates listed for carrier service, Douglas County, Kansas counties, and elsewhere in the United States.
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Dolph Simons Sr
Bill Mayer
Ralph Gage
Jack Starkey
Leo Ellersho Pen
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
End of an Era as Victoria Dies and Global Events Mark 1901
A dated bulletin recalls Queen Victoria's death at 82 in 1901 and notes contemporaneous events such as Turkish forces capturing Cairo in 1517, wars declared in 1528, Washington appointing DC surveyors in 1791, and later wartime actions and political proposals including Wilson's League of Nations and Allied landings in 1944.
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France
Charles
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District of Columbia
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Russia
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
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