Opinions and recall of generals raise hot questions on civilian control
The piece questions where civilian control ends as generals Singlaub and Starry faced recall after outspoken remarks about Korea and a possible Soviet Chinese war in Europe. It argues for free expression within guidelines, contrasts with Truman MacArthur recall, and notes the uneven treatment of public figures like UN ambassador Young.
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John Singlaub
Korea
Singlaub
U.S
Donn Starry
Europe
United States
Eddy Gilmore
Associated Press
Moscow
New York
Russia
China
Journal-World
Wartorn
Germany
Gen. Starry
Starry
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Washington
Vietnam
White House
United Nations
Andrew Young
Young
Upturn in nongovernment hiring signals better 1977 outlook
Surveys by the Conference Board Manpower Inc and University of Michigan indicate rising job demand. April Help Wanted Index stands at 109, with forecasts for lower unemployment toward 6.5 percent by year end. College placement data show engineers and tech grads in high demand for 1977 78.
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New York
Kenneth Goldstein
Conference Board
Commerce Department
Manpower, Inc
University of Michigan Survey Research Center
College Placement Council
the Council
Wheat harvests in county forecast near normal despite rains
Ten years ago in 1967 the county faced widespread crop losses from wet weather and floods with losses around 100000 dollars. Some corn replanting possible up to ten percent and wheat delays of one to two weeks. Winds damaged an Ernest Brewster trailer in Baldwin and 15 KU Music and Art Camp students represented in Lawrence.
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Dan Pherigo
China
Baldwin
Ernest Brewster
Lawrence
Roy Hoskinson
Vinland
Douglas County
Recreation Commission
States
FBI backroom showdown over Kearney indictment roils Washington
Washington debates surge as FBI veteran John Kearney is indicted for illegal wiretaps and mail tampering in Weather Underground probe. The case tests agency loyalties, legal boundaries, and the future of federal undercover operations amid party spying claims and highest-level accountability questions.
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Washington
FBI
Rock of Gibraltar
John Kearney
Kearney
Justice Dept
Atty
Griffin Bell
Weathermen
Socialist Workers
Edward Levi
Micronesians Are Not Stupid They’ll Get The Point
Column argues Micronesia under U.S. trusteeship suffers from aid dependence and bloated programs. It cites trade deficits and per capita grants, warns of Panama syndrome, and urges honest talks about self effort and partnership choices, including Russia as a potential ally.
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Trust
U.S. Congress
Micronesia
Washington
U.S
United States
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Carter Meets Rift with AFL-CIO Deepens
As Carter struggles to win business support the President faces a sharp split with George Meany and the AFL-CIO. Meany privately called Carter possibly the most conservative president since Hoover signaling a bitter labor relations gap a quarter into Carter's first term.
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Washington
Carter
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Harry Truman
16Th Street
White House
Meany
Jimmy Carter
Herbert Hoover
Appointment of Raymond Nichols to Kansas Advisory Council on Aging
In Lawrence and Douglas County a Kansas Advisory Council on Aging is formed with appointee Raymond Nichols former Kansas University chancellor, joining Ralph Turner as guidance for the new Department on Aging set to operate in July. The piece also notes a severed political link between the Carter White House and AFL-CIO leaders, following informal lunches and a mutual snub at the Democratic National Committee.
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Journal-World
Lawrence
Douglas County
Raymond Nichols
Kansas University
Bennett
Kansas Advisory Council On Aging
Department On Aging
Ralph Turner
Ousdah S
Carter White House
Afl-Cio
Meany
Hamilton Jordan
White House
Alexander Barkan
Democratic National Committee
Barkan
Jordan
Landon Butler
Hay-Adams
Curtis
Harold Lachman
Kelly
Mr. Wanamaker
Dr. Winstead
Arnold Rockefeller
David
Arnold
Mom
Newport
The World Company Lawrence Kansas Publication Details
The World Company in Lawrence Kansas publishes daily except Sunday with editors W C Simons and staff coverage. Rates include carrier and mail options, with subscription prices varying by region and service.
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W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
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