More Ike Papers Say Nixon Wasn't '56 Choice
Carnegie Mellon professor says Eisenhower tried to ease Nixon from the 1956 ticket but Nixon did not quit. Diaries and memos show discussions with Len Hall about Nixon’s future, including a cabinet post option. Crecine says the papers reveal a more assertive Eisenhower and a less passive image.
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CMU
College of Humanities and Social Sciences
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Abilene
Kan
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Bob Anderson
Anderson
the Treasury
Hall
John F. Kennedy
White House
Pope John Paul II Expands Role in Global Politics
In a year as pope he has become a significant figure in international affairs. His United Nations address urged arms control and human rights, earning near universal support. He helped defuse the Chile Argentina dispute and engaged Irish peace efforts, while visiting Poland defending religious freedom. His U.N speech pressed for Palestinian settlement and hinted at Western Europe’s growing openness to the PLO.
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NYT Fiction Best Sellers List Names Authors
A catalog of authors appearing on the New York Times Best Seller List for fiction, including Mary Stewart William Styron Robert Ludlum Trevanian Stephen King William Goldman Rona Jaffe Sir John Hackett Herman Wouk Barbara Tarnower M D Steve Martin Nathan Pritikin Robert J Ringer Howard J Ruff Carl Sagan Lewis Thomas Joan Didion Sparky Lyle Halberstam and other entries noted in the library listing.
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William Styron
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Stephen King
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Herman Wouk
Barbara Taylor
End Appears Near In Rail Walkout
Striking BRAC workers say they will return to work within 48 hours under a presidential cooling off period as the Kansas City Terminal Railway Co takes over Rock Island services for 60 days. ICC and federal agencies must approve job restorations. prevailing wages and retroactive pay are central issues.
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Brotherhood of Railway
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ICC
Kansas City Railway
Fred Kroll
Carter
U.S
Departments of Transportation, Labor
National Mediation Board
United Transportation Union
Kansas OKs In-Flight Alcohol Sales Federal Preemption Stance
Kansas Attorney General Robert Stephan ruled federal law preempts Kansas bans on selling and drinking alcohol on commercial planes over the state. The opinion says regulation applies whether planes take off or land at Kansas airports, reversing a 1973 ruling by former AG Vern Miller. Stephan cites the commerce clause and post-1978 federal authority as exclusive.
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Kansas
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Attorney General's Office
Funk & Wagnalls Wildlife Encyclopedia features fauna range
Funk and Wagnalls presents a wildlife encyclopedia set with roaring, chirping, hopping, soaring, swimming, gliding and fluttering creatures. Aimed at general readers, it catalogs animal life across multiple volumes with broad natural history entries.
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