Young’s Playboy remarks spark racism charge against Andrew Young
The article reports Andrew Young describing Ford and Nixon as racists in a Playboy interview and facing Senate questioning. It notes his defense and lack of a formal apology while praising Young’s civil rights leadership and criticizing his perception of racism.
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Andrew Young
Young
U.S
United Nations
Playboy Magazine
Ford
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Carter
Gerald Ford
Kissinger
Germany
Adolph Hitler
Today in History June 9 1977 highlights and birthdays
June 9 marks major events from 68 Nero’s death by action to 1942 Allied potter production ro War era notes. Also 1971 Okinawa accord, 1967 past leaders, and 198? regrets. Birthdays include Robert McNamara and Robert Cummings. Thought by Shakespeare notes wear of fashion.
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Nero
Montebello
Italy
Charles Dickens
United States
Britain
Japan
World Bank
Robert McNamara
Robert Cummings
William Shakespeare
Hidden Castro network spans globe with Soviet support
Washington reveals an extensive Cuban spy operation led by Julian Torres Rizo and Alina Amaro, supported by the KGB and Soviet subsidies. The piece details DGI missions in Canada England Sweden and the UN, with Amaro described as a 34-year-old interpreter trained to infiltrate the U.S. government. It also notes Cuban military posts in Africa and Latin America, and mockingly critiques U.S. austerity via the Justice Department fleet.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Fidel Castro
Hidden Castro
Angola
Cuba
Soviet Union
Havana
United States
Julian Torres Rizo
Castro
United Nations
Rizo
Alina Alayo Amaro
DGI
Adelia
U.S
U.S. Senate
George McGovern
D.S.D
McGovern
Canada
Czechoslovakia
England
Sweden
Senate
Kremlin
KGB
Latin America
Africa
Ethiopia
Katanga
Zaire
Rhodesia
South Africa
Mozambique
Tanzania
Congo
Brazzaville
Equatorial Guinea
Guinea
Guinea-Bissau
Sierra Leone
Somalia
Auppet
David
Atty
Griffin Bell
Carter
Justice Dept
FBI
Clarence Kelley
Justice
Army
Harold Aaron
Ft. Meade
Edmund Thompson
Pat Stuart
Arizona
Potomac
Chesapeake Bay
Drug Enforcement Agency
Bureaucratic coalition forms behind consumer policy drive
A small, informal network of high level federal officials seeks to shape policy across agencies. Key figures include F Ray Marshall, Esther Peterson, Sam Brown Jr, Carol Foreman, and Msgr Gene Baroni. They ally on consumer cooperative bank legislation challenging OMB, with public action limited and membership fluid.
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Martha Angle
Robert Walters
Washington
NEA
White House
Office of Management and Budget
OMB
F. Ray Marshall
Sam W. Brown, Jr
Esther Peterson
Carter
Carol Tucker Foreman
Agriculture
Consumer Affairs
Msgr
Gene Baroni
Housing and Urban Development
Consumer Cooperative Bank
Treasury Department
Treasury
Stuart E. Eizenstat
Renaissance Center anchors Detroit urban renewal drive
Don Oakley reports on Detroit's Renaissance Center, a $337 million privately funded complex by Henry Ford II. Four 34 story towers surround a 73 story hotel, with 58 percent retail and 75 percent office occupancy, and 416 conventions booked through 1981. Critics worry about downtown flight and fortresslike design, but early results suggest strong impact amid other $450 million city projects.
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Detroit
Renaissance Center
Henry Ford II
New York
Rockefeller Center
Detroit Plaza
Detroit River
Readers urge local Newton support for in town purchases
A reader criticizes Newton residents for buying out of town autos while relying on local dealers for service. The writer asks shoppers to keep spending in Harvey County, notes dealers tax payments and local sponsorships, and urges loyalty to Newton merchants. The letter also includes a memorial tribute about stolen flowers and a pledge to donate to the Arthritis Foundation.
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Newton
Harvey County
August
Clara Koenemann
Greenwood Cemetery
Arthritis Foundation
Mom
Dad
Lawrence Rosfeld
Route 4
30 Years Ago In Newton Area Edna LaGree Receives Degree
The Kansan notes Edna Beth LaGree earned a bachelor of music degree from Wichita University School of Fine Arts. Newton clubs discuss new memberships at the country club and a 360 acre Savage farm sale to Dynck and Swanson.
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Edna Beth LaGree
School of Fine Arts
Wichita University
Arlie Crabb
E-State College
Newton Country Club
Paul McCrory
L.H. Buller
H.W. Ewert
L.R. Phillips
L.E. Kennell
A.E. McRae
Don Croy
Don Brown
G.E. Noce
W. P. Astle
T.H. Savage
Newton
Cornie’ Dyck
Alta Township
Alfred E. Swanson
Denver
Savages
Roy Calbeck
Vernon
Minnesota
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Haiphong
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House Banking Committee
Baroni
HUD
Cooperativ Bank
Departments of State, Labor, Commerce, Justice and Defense
Peterson
Chamber of Commerce
Carté
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Don Oakley
Kansan
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Dick Husby
Phillips Products
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