Ling affair urged to settle city dispute quickly
City officials push to resolve the Daniel Ling property issue after months of delays. The Ling case, long a local point of contention, faces scrutiny of past procedures and pressure to fix minimum standards without further loopholes.
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Ling
Ford gains momentum as Ford strengthens White House footing
Ford shows growing confidence in early months of his presidency, recovering from Nixon pardon backlash and facing Indochina, economy and energy. A Wednesday news conference on the White House lawn suggested stronger command and potential durability against 1976 challenges.
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Oval Office
Richard Nixon
White House
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Indochina
Congress
Nature's wrath at Kennedy: 110 die in Boeing 727 crash
A Boeing 727 jet crashed near Kennedy Airport on a Tuesday, killing 110. Turbulent wind or lightning likely caused the disaster amid final approach, prompting debate on pilot judgment and future safety inspections.
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New York
Kennedy
Explosions Hit Saigon Floating Restaurant Kill Dozens
A pair of large blasts struck a crowded floating restaurant in Saigon South Vietnam, killing about 50 people including many Americans. The incident prompted heightened safety alerts and ongoing investigations.
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Keith Lawton
Fraser Hall
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Bernadette Devlin
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Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Switzerand
This Day in History June 26 1975 Highlights
Key events include the United Nations Charter signing in San Francisco in 1945 and the legendary Pied Piper tale from 1284. Other items note Pizarro’s 1541 death in Lima and the 1549 Dutch independence, with Tyler’s 1844 secret wedding in New York and Cherbourg’s 1944 capture.
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Hamelin
Germany
Francisco Pizarro
Lima
Peru
Netherlands
John Tyler
Julia Gardiner
New York
Democrats abuse power in New Hampshire Senate dispute
The piece argues Senate Democrats used partisan tactics to block a New Hampshire seat win by Republican Louis Wyman. It details recounts, ballot disputes, and the Rules Committee rulings, urging that a new election be held and accusing Democrats of constitutional overreach and abuse of power.
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Senate
New Hampshire
Louis Wyman
John Durkin
Bipartisan Ballot Law Commission
Wyman
Durkin
Alabama
James Allen
Howard Cannon
D-Nev
Senate Democrats
State of parties not too promising in 76
Cambridge report from Harvard Institute of Politics surveys a grim view of the 1976 nomination process. A diverse group warns of a long, costly battleground with primaries, mass media appeals, and voter cynicism shaping a fractured race. Some see a return to normalcy if economic mood shifts, while others expect third parties and reform-driven challenges.
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Mass
Harvard
Institute of Politics
South Seas
James L. Sundquist
Brookings Institution
Sundquist
Vietnan
Congress
Donald M. Fraser
D-Minn
Federal banking regulators keep tight lid on public information
Regulators shield bank data from public view with the National Bank Act and FOIA exclusions. Detailed bank books, loan portfolios, and management quality details are unavailable, with privacy and confidence concerns cited. A pilot study on mortgage loan criteria in 18 metros awaits final results before any public release.
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U.S
Comptroller
Franklin National Bank and
Security National Bank of New York
Banking and Economic Research
David C. Motter
Comptroller’s Office
Motter
Bank Trust
Film listings at Kansan venues spark reader letters
Editor, Journal-World receives letters on film selections including Beyond the Door Mandingo The Devil's Rain and Jaws from Mrs. Clarence S Buller of 3012 Yellowstone. The writer opposes printing her and her husband’s opinions.
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Journal-World
Bronx
Clarence S. Buller
Yellowstone
Prayer for Guidance and Order in Troubled Times
A brief invocation asking the Lord to enter lives and restore order amid widespread chaos and fear. The plea speaks to spiritual need and sought reassurance.
Correct Time Sought By Ocean Crossing Radio Enthusiasts
On a three week ocean voyage to San Miguel Azores a radio observer begs for exact time from Washington to fix navigation. In Ponta Delgada Azores crowds seize a radio station over Lisbon speed reforms. Lisbon notes Azores value for NATO needs and cultural exchanges.
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Jesse James
Washington
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Local Figures Named in Court Case or Meeting
Dolph Simons Sr and Jr lead a group with Bill Mayer and Ralph Gage, joined by Jack Starkey and Leo Eller in a community matter. Names indicate a local council or committee assembly with several residents contributing to the event.
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Bill Mayer
Ralph Gage
Jack Starkey
Leo Eller
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