Carter tested by public talk as New York Times weighs his role
The New York Times reviews President Carter's Saturday telephone forum noting public concern about daily bread issues, energy, taxes, and prices. It argues he should teach more than listen, face tough questions, and move beyond campaign tactics as he governs.
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Carter
Middle East
Congress
New York Times
Ghana Independence and Turmoil Through Two Decades
Ghana won independence on March 6 1957 under Kwame Nkrumah who pursued pan African goals and socialist development. After a 1966 coup his regime fell, followed by a 1969 civilian rule and a 1972 military takeover led by Gen. Ignatius Acheampong amid high inflation and stagnant living standards for about 10 million people.
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Ghana
Oregon
Black Africa
Kwame Nkrumah
Nkrumah
Gold Coast
Africa
Army
China
Kofi A. Busia
Ignatius K. Acheampong
Acheampong
E.R.R
Yes And No Profligate Congress
The piece weighs Congress spending on itself against its scrutiny of laws, programs, and agencies. It cites the Rayburn Building as excess and questions travel, oversight, and information sources. It argues a billion dollar Congress in a four hundred billion government can be prudent if funds ensure prudent overall spending.
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George Washington
Dwight Eisenhower
Gerald Ford
Congress
Ford
Washington
Congressional
House
Rayburn
Capitol Hill
Virgin Islands
Thought For Today on Church and State Separation
Cardinal James Gibbons praises the separation of church and state as a source of liberty and national unity, arguing no circumstance would make union desirable to either side. He emphasizes the blessings of this arrangement binding churches and people together.
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Cardinal James Gibbons
Foreign Affairs Who Is Calling The Kettle Black
A political commentary by C L Sulzberger questions who accuses others of hypocrisy in international diplomacy. The piece critiques public rhetoric and competing narratives shaping U S foreign policy in a volatile global context.
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Moscow
Ussr
Kremlin
Jamming and Detente Debates Roil Soviet West Ties
The piece surveys Soviet denials of Western security measures while accusing Washington of warmongering and censorship. It notes continuing jamming of Radio Liberty and Radio Free Europe, U.S. support from the Board for International Broadcasting, and debates over Helsinki pledges, freedom of expression, and rights to exiled voices.
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Moscow
Helsinki
Soviet Union
Stalin
Solzhenitsyn
Ussr
Amalrik
Bukovsky
Ettadaes
Radio Liberty
Radio Free Europe
CIA
Board For International Broadcasting
David Abehire
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Tip ONeill Moves Into Rising Power in Congress
Tip ONeill from Massachusetts settles into his new House speakership role in Washington. He vows a 15 percent cap on outside income and clashes with the White House over GSA appointments. ONeill reshapes leadership with a collective, inclusive approach, aiming to balance executive and legislative roles while navigating a changing House. He and Carter face the challenge of working as co-equal branches with a new generation of members.
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Tip O'Neill
Massachusetts
House of Natives
Washington
Joe Cannon
Sam Rayburn
Carter
White House
General Services Administration
Mondale
O’neill
Rep
Phil Burton
California
House
NATO
Clement J. Zablocki
International Affairs Committee
O'Neill
Capitol
Grand Central Station
Senate
Revolutionary Army
Paul Revere
Cambridge
Jimmy Carter
Teddy Kennedy
Anl
Jobert Humphrey
Scoop Jackson
Tip
Carl Albert
Congress
Xannette
Boston
March 1900 diary notes show a cold, wet spring in Beckley area
Diary entries from Oliver Scott record a rough March 1900 with 18 days of snow and 11 days of rain, plus warm spells and frosts. The Raleigh County diary details months from March to August, noting fires, farming work, cash receipts, storms, and a fatal lightning strike on Aug 20.
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Ind
Table Rock
Oliver Scott
Scott
Crow
Cane Lly
Perha
Nora
el Meadot
Hinton
Bro
W.H
Devore
Claude
Fat Creek
C. E. Shafer
Ciaper
Beckley
Frank Mays
Lucy
Raleigh County Herald
Beckley Post-Herald
Grandview
Moses Richmond
Mr. Cunningham
John Anderson
House of Tes
Bluestein Bros
Campbell
Lowry Scott
Charley
Ransom
T. McGinnis
T. J. Honaker
McGinnis
Honaker
Angeline
Hull Scott
Raleigh Lumber Co
J. Price Beckley
Alfred Beckley
William George
City Council Heard Parking Lot Cost And Route Change Proposal
Beckley officials were shown a $553 607 15 estimate for a 330 car municipal parking lot with Dennis Leary presenting figures and hosting an open house at his Heber Street office. A movement seeks a shorter Trap Hill to Slab Fork route via Metalton and Sophia led by Sophia mayor Elgt.
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Beckley
Dennis Leary
Heber Street
Trap Hill
Slab Fork
Metalton
Sophia
Elgt
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