Carter faces calls for consistency in handling Singlaub and Young
The piece contrasts President Carter with Gen Singlaub and UN Ambassador Young. It notes Singlaub’s public rebuke over Korea policy and Young’s remarks about former presidents and other nations, arguing civilian control and consistent leadership are essential, urging firmer action against officials who misstate U.S. policy.
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O'Neill
John McCormack
McGovern
Americans For Democratic Action
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ONeill Signals Distance From Carter as House Breaks Free
Washington report notes ONeill and Carter drift toward separate and equal power. McGovern praise signals autonomy of congressional leaders and a new, independent breed of Democrats. The piece frames a shift away from a Kennedy Johnson style alliance toward Capitol Hill autonomy.
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George S. McGovern
Thomas P. O’neall
Jimmy Carter
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O'Neill
McGovern
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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George
McCormack
Johnson
Vietnam
Richard Nixon
Congress
Nixon
O’neill
Tip O'Neill
George McGovern
Bella Abzug for Mayor and New York City’s Vandal War
The column argues for Bella Abzug’s mayoral bid as New York faces vandalism, decay, and civic disillusion. It cites damaged trees, benches, and graffiti, plus a sense of nihilism and failed leadership from past officials. It notes multiple Democrats vying for the post without bold inspiration.
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New York City
Bella Abzug
Washington
Lawrence Freed
Queens
Freed
Charlie Chaplin
New York
Congress divisive energy measure sparks home sale debate
A House subcommittee rejected President Carter’s voluntary insulation plan, linking it to financing for homes that fail federal standards. Critics warn it intrudes on private property rights and could affect middle income buyers, arguing for energy goals through solar and nuclear options.
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House
House Energy and Power
Carter
Ways and Means
A Glance At Yesterday On June 13 Through The Years
A column highlights events tied to June 13 across five decades from 1927 to 1967. It recalls Lindbergh’s Atlantic flight welcome in New York, Basque siege near Bilbao, Warren Austin’s UN peace power claim, and the Mariner 5 Venus mission countdown at Cape Kennedy.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Viking
Atlantic
Victoria
Spain
Bilbao
Cape Kennedy
Fla
America
Venus
Mariner 5
Civil Defense: What Next in U S Civil Defense
Washington reports on Civil Defense funding and leadership questions as Senate testimony links Tirana to diverse political roles. Military observers warn Soviet strategy views nuclear war as a viable victory path, pressuring Western democracies to reassess arms limits and civil defense parity with combat forces.
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Washington
Pentagon
Office of Bardy
Tirana
Defense Civil Preparedness Agency
DCPD
Senate Armed Services Committee
Carter
George McGovern
Russia
George Keegan
U.S. Air Force Intelligence
Keegan
Ussr
Air Force
George Kalt
A. A. Grechko
A. T. Altunin
Monroe News Star publication masthead and policy note
The Monroe News Star lists its corporate address and a long roster of officers directors and executives. It notes second class mail status for Monroe La and provides staff roles and national advertising representations. The paper calls itself independent and impartial in its editorial stance.
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Edmund Graves Brown Jr
Robert Ewing Jr
Patricia Ewing Hendrick
Esther Ewing Jensen
Kenneth C. Barranger
Toulmin Hunter Brown
John D. Ewing Jr
Joan A. Hendrick
T. Haller Jackson, Jr
David J. Garrett, Jr
Dez Ray Hill
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