Kennedy Aide Sees Ted as Senate Fixture Not Carter Challenger
In a candid exchange with a reporter Kennedy rejects the notion of leading a Carter opposition. He stresses a cooperative relationship with Carter and outlines ongoing work with Griffin Bell on criminal code reform, Califano on hospital costs, and airline deregulation. Kennedy is portrayed as focused on his Senate role and building a strong staff.
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Kennedy
United Auto Workers
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HEW
Joseph Califano
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Military gag tightens limits on officers public remarks
The Pentagon signals tighter control after Lt Gen Donn Starry and Maj Gen John Singlaub faced consequences for public statements on defense policy. Singlaub was removed for inconsistent remarks about Korea. Starry faced a cooler reception for idle musings on future war, highlighting the era’s tightening leash on officers speaking on policy.
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John K. Singlaub
Douglas MacArthur
Singlaub
Gen. Starry
White House
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Korea
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China
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South Korea
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IRS Chief Kurtz Seeks Tax Motive Focus In Probes
Jerome Kurtz, new IRS commissioner, backs aggressive tax law enforcement but warns against using agents in non tax driven probes. He notes about 25 percent of IRS work targets criminal activity and stresses keeping tax enforcement fair and separate from political suppression.
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Jerome Kurtz
Internal Revenue Service
Donald C. Alexander
TRS
Walker Roast Marks Middletown High Coach Critics
A Middletown High sense of discontent with a new coach emerges at a 30 year old Sunday gathering, yet Paul Walker’s team wins the 1947 state championship and four more titles, ending the debate. A separate Middletown school retreat showcases vocabulary drills and a harp purchase sparks a light joke about harpoonists, while city building comments note hidden praise from visitors and traffic concerns at entrances.
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Paul Walker
Middletown High
Walker
P.D
Setback for pro abortionists in Supreme Court rulings
George F. Will reports three recent Supreme Court rulings that refuse to require funding for nontherapeutic abortions under Medicaid and state programs. Dissenters including Blackmun Brennan Marshall challenge the majority's view that the decision should not mandate funding. The piece notes the court frames elective abortion policy as a legislative issue and warns abortion advocates face uncertainty ahead.
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Supreme Court
Harry Blackmun
Blackmun
St. Louis
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Congress
William Brennan
Brennan
Thurgood Marshall
America
Marshall
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A Black Pearl remembered in Middleton community
A letter to the editor recalls Pearl Maxberry as a cultured matriarch who helped the bereaved counseled youth and supported social events. The writer proposes a Black Hall of Fame to honor Maxberry and other local Black leaders and invites contact to form it.
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Pearl Maxberry
Middletown
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