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Newspaper
Newton Kansan
Location
Newton, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1975
Page
4
The General Accounting Office says camps may run past year end and funds may be needed, praising program managers for organization and use of resources. A Senate subcommittee a week earlier called the effort a shambles and a nightmare for officials and refugees, reflecting partisan tensions.
The 1895 Bethel College graduating class marks the first from the academic department since its organization. Members include Olga Leisy Charles D Young Anna Henrietta Janzen and John Pestalozzi Isaacs. Leo Brandt transfers to the senior high school for manual training and drawing after graduate work. Girls softball league starts next week and Newton Civil Defense conducts concurrent ham radio tests as part of nationwide alert.
Editor letters share an artist's praise for Newton's hospitality. Harold D. Holo of Grand Island Neb praises Newton residents for making a cold city stay welcoming and plans to stop again. The Pony Express years 1860 to 1861 remind readers of fast mail routes across the nation.
The piece portrays Nelson Rockefeller as aging and eclipsed by President Ford. Rockefeller, once seen as a strong potential rival, has retreated from bold initiatives, resigned from key groups, and faced conservative backlash. Ford remains dominant as Rockefeller drifts toward a secondary role.
The Justice Department weighs whom to prosecute for CIA crimes, top leaders or agents, amid calls to prove CIA officials knowingly acted illegally. Other items note EPA drinking water standards criticized as low, and Capitol Hill coin thefts of aluminum pennies with high resale value.
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