Panama Canal Proposal by Kitchel Sparks Debate
The Panama Canal issue is examined through a lawyer like approach by Panama Denison Kitchel, proposing an indefinite lease model similar to Guantanamo Bay. The plan seeks Panamanian sovereignty with U S control and a renewable fixed term, while warning that Soviet influence makes a canal treaty insufficient by itself.
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Denison Kitchel
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Panama Canal
J Rhodes
Kitchel
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Panama
United States
Castro
Canal Zone
Butters
Guantanamo
Naval
Spain
Turkey
Clark Field
Philippines
Russia
Torrijos
Jimmy Carter
The Journal staff credits and management roles
The Journal lists W.A. Siebenthaler Sr. as President Elwood Richardson as Business Manager Jim Mills as Managing Editor.
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W.A. Siebenthaler Sr
Elwood Richardson Business Manager
Jim Mills
Student loan plan sparks study of defaults and value of college
President Carter proposes 1.2 billion dollars in new aid for college students with more loans for higher income families. Defaults on federal student loans have risen to 12.2 percent, nearing a billion dollars, prompting private collection and improved borrower information. The piece questions whether government backing has outpaced assessment of college value and student capability, urging fundamental reforms.
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Carter
Sam
HEW
Fice of Education
Office of Education
Mr. Carter
Washington
New York Times
CBS
Ridgway Corrects 82nd Airborne First to Liberate St Mere Eglise
The article recalls Gen. Matthew Ridgway’s letter proving the 82nd Airborne’s role in liberating St Mere Eglise on June 6 1944 and notes British troops entered Bayeux June 7 with town clearance by June 12. It also explains the definition of a blizzard per the National Weather Service citing Boston’s storm.
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Delman Whitt
Carter
France
Bayeux
Snid Whitt
Middletown
Ford Whitt
2Nd Airborne
Associated Press
New York Times
82Nd
Ridgway
Times
505Th Parachute Regiment
St. Mere Eglise
New England
National Weather Service
Boston
Defeat ends drive for Nader consumer agency bill
Ralph Nader suffered a 227 to 189 House defeat of his consumer protection agency bill amid Carter administration lobbying and party opposition. The failure, attributed to broad public skepticism of federal regulation, leadership attacks by Nader on lawmakers, and a crowded regulatory landscape, may mark a low point for the consumer movement and for Nader's influence.
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Washington
Ralph Nader
House of Representatives
Carter
Nader
Consumer Protection Agency
United States
Pete McCloskey
Calif
Congress Watch
Toby Moffett
D Conn
Capitol Hill
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