Rampart Bias Setters and Prominent Names Mentioned
Fragmentary OCR reads like a jumble of names and titles from The Associated Press and various executives. Notable words include Robert R. Norris, vice president, Rickman, Jay Harris, Carl Cannon, David Knapp, Robert McVay, and William Esmcintosh, with scattered references to Creston Manager and international presences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rickman
Jay Harris
Business
Ioe
Carl N. Cannon
David E. Knapp
Robert C McVay
William Esmcintosh
Creston
Manaaee Akeral Age Ear
Wallac e Kennedy 1976 ticket speculation at Decatur
The Decatur July 4 event honored Gov George Wallace with an award for patriotism. Coverage noted questions about a Kennedy Wallace ticket, but both men dismissed them. Kennedy said readers may draw conclusions while Wallace hinted at potential future appearances. observers doubted a viable southern base for such a pairing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Decatur
Ala
Wallace
Kennedy
Robert S. Strauss
Boston
Panhandle South Plains Fair unveils star studded eight day lineup
Eight day fair run Sept 22 to Sept 30 introduces Sunday date for first time. The lineup features Lobo, Earl Scruggs Mexicana, Mac Davis, Donna Fargo, Lynn Anderson, The Statler Brothers, Tony Orlando and Raina English, Guy Havis, Mel Tilis, Jody Miller and homegrown stars Mac Davis and Ralna English. Daily free aerial show planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Plains
Steve Lewis
Sez Lobo
Earl Scruggs
Mac Davis
Donna Fargo
Lynn Anderson
the Statler Brothers
Tony Orlando
Raina English
Guy Havis
Mel Tilfis
Jody Miller
Ralna English
Republic Can Be Kept By Watergate Warning
Andrew Tully reflects on Benjamin Franklin outside Independence Hall as he asserts Watergate can secure a republic. He argues the system worked through congressional and media exposure, warning future presidents to keep government open and subject to scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Watergate
Benjamin Franklin
Independence Hall
Franklin
Republic
Richard Nixon
White House
Congress
Laird Faces Ghosts as Nixon Team Continues Change
Washington reports Melvin R. Laird must mold the lingering Haldeman Ehrlichman staff while facing resistance. Frederick Malek, trusted Haldeman aide and deputy director of the Committee to Re-Elect the President, aims to stay as No 2 in the Office of Management and Budget for another year. Malek previously ran Haldeman’s personnel and moved to CRP last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Melvin R. Laird
Nixon
White House
Haldeman- Ehrlichman
Frederick Malek
H. R. Haldeman
Malek
Office of Management and Budget
Haldeman
CRP
John Ehrlichman
OMB
Ehrlichman
Laird
Washington Post
Ron Ziegler
San Clemente White House
Ziegler
Mr. Nixon
Bob Haldeman
Haldeman-Ehrlichman
Jerry Jones
Shortages To Come Warns Of Price Controls Fallout
Washington warns that price controls will shrink milk and pork output, raise costs, and boost big firms while many small honest businesses fail. The piece also traces White House tensions over Haldeman Ehrlichman era aides, Laird replacements, and Ziegler’s future amid Nixon politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
US Agriculture Department
U.S
Nixon Flags Risks In Brezhnev Visit Debate
Henry J. Taylor argues U S ideals face danger from Soviet system critiquing Brezhnev visit. He cites Russian descent groups funding ads, contrasts pre and post 1917 Russia, notes censorship, labor camps, and KGB controls. He warns free enterprise must be earned amid government spending and tax pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Brezhnev
Egypt
Greece
Rome
United States
U.S
Ussr
Russia
Great Britain
Germany
Siberian
Soviet Union
Mr. Nixon
Red firing squads execute 46 East German police
Berlin reports 46 East German police executed for taking part in last month’s workers revolt. In Washington Sen Wiley blames South Korean President Syngman Rhee for undermining world peace by delaying a Korean truce. A Senate panel approves a multi million dollar aid and loan program for Texas and Southwest ranchers hit by drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Washington
Sen. Wiley
R-Wis
Syngman Rhee
Texas
Southwest
Senate Agriculture Committee
Pass It On and Pirates Quiz In Old Bits
In this clipping SM Boyd notes wind directions around low pressure and a medical claim linking a baby’s ankle dimple to flat feet. It also mentions Kate Smith as a famed long distance swimmer and includes light trivia about pirates, Tom Sawyer actors, houseflies in Alaska, and Henry Bliss as the first car accident fatality in 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Henry Bliss
New York City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
America
Stante
Janice
Massachusetts
South
Sen
Uibbock, Texas
Panhandle South Plains
New Mexico
Panhandle
Bahamas
Jamaica
Trinidad and Tobago
British Guiana
Barbados
British Hondur
ANDREW _TULLY
Eisenhower
CIA
FBI
Gulliver
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Ray Cromley
USS
Aldeman
Gerald Warren
Ehrlichman-Haldeman
Lawrence Higby
Bruce Kehrli
Laird White House. So Does Richard Howard
Charles W. Colson
Colson
Mel Laird
Henry J. Taylor
KGB
Israel
Hed Party
A. Ivanov
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
SM. Boyd
Kate Smith
Old England
Tom Sawyer
Jack Pickford
Jackie Coogan
Tommy Kelly
Johnny Whitaker
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