Press Secretary Nessen Threatens Briefings Over Reporters
White House press secretary Ron Nessen warned he might discontinue daily briefings if reporters continue pressing with unsubstantiated charges. He cited a recent note of mind slip about a meeting with John B. Connally and drew parallels to Nixon era cover ups. Critics say his outburst worsened press relations as Ford appears to echo Truman’s heat remark.
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White House
Ron Nessen
Treasury
John B. Connally
Nelsen
Ford
Connaly
Richard Nixon
Nessen
Harry Truman
Mr. Truman
Soviet spies on Capitol Hill explored by U.S. officials
The column reports KGB activity on Capitol Hill with Dmitri Yakushkin directing a spy ring of diplomats and sympathizers, and Galina Utekhina cited as a Mata Hari figure. It notes focus on U.S.-China relations, SALT, MIRV missiles, and U.S. computer tech, while denying any Congress members as spies. It also covers Onassis family fallout and a separate language discrimination issue at the Foreign Service Institute.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
CIA
Capitol Hill
KGB
Boris Solomatin
Residentura
United Nations
Arriv
Solomatin
Dmitri Yakushkin
Ambassa Anatoliynin
Yakushkin
United States
Russia
Galina Utekhina
Moscow
U.s.-China
U.S
Congress
Soviet Union
Rty
Sorel
Technologica
Barry Goldwater
R.-Ariz
Soviet
Don McCusker
Westervill
Ohio
Christina Onassis
State Department
Foreign Service Institute
Institute
James Frith
Ocean power turbines eyed to meet US energy needs
A TRW led study and university teams propose floating 17 story concrete power stations to harvest ocean heat and cold water differences. By 2000 ocean energy could supply about six percent of US demand and also aid ammonia production for fertilizer.
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Los Angeles
America
Art Griffin
TRW Systems Inc
Griffin
University of Massachusetts
Carnegie Mellon University
Energy Research Development Administration
TRW
Married: Miss Vonnie Plummer Weds Harry P. Tudor in Frankfort
The ceremony took place at the bride's parents home 612 Myrtle Avenue. The report notes multiple local items including a derailed train near Cedar Point with fatality and other county statistics from Harvey County. Deputy assessors published population changes, farm yields, and job appointments in nearby towns.
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Myrtle Avenue
Vonnie Plummer
Harry P. Tudor
Frankfort
Kansas
Newton
Cedar Point
Mitchell
Ed Jolly
Federal standoff spurs local reform and budget cuts
The piece argues that national gridlock pushes states and cities to act, highlighting austerity in Democratic-led states, New York pay-cut talk for municipal workers, and tax and social security concerns. It notes potential reforms, including retirement plans and government-backed bonds, as Congress faces Social Security strain.
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John Chamberlain
Willmoore Kendall
Congress
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New York
Illinois
California
Edmund Brown
Califonia
Hugh Carey
Abe Beame
New York City
Beame
Simon Whitney
Iowa College
New Rochelle
Jerry Ford
National Federation of Independent Business
Pennsylvania
North Dakota
Nantucket
U.S
Social Security System
Harvard
Martin Feldstein
Feldstein
John McClaughry
Institute For Liberty and Community Up
Vermont
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United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Newton Kansan
Newton Publishing Company, Inc
Jack Lander
Harvey
Walton
Associated Press
North Newton
Goessel
Halstead
Hesston
Moundridge
Peabody
Sedgwick
Newton & No. Newton P.O
Harvey County
Union Prohibition
Military Park
C. T. Dillman
Kansas State Bank
Lehman Plumbing
E. 6Th
Harold Hansen
Trolman
Richard Peckenschneider
State Highway Patrol
HILL
APCO
Washington Road
King Features Syndicate
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