Governor Castro urged fair press coverage in Tucson speech
Raul Castro accused the media of bias after John Adamson linked him to Kemper Marley. The AP and others could not reach him, receiving only a written statement from his aide Tom Rippey who claimed Adamson committed perjury. The piece urges direct press engagement and public answers.
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Raul Castro
Tucson
John Adamson
Kemper Marley
Marley
Castro
Adamson
Associated Press
Tom Rippey
Rippey
Mr. Castro
Don Bolles
State Racing ‘Commission
Arizona
Government by the people and the burden of taxes
Reader John Barron voices concern over a mail ad from Research Institute of America offering legal tax avoidance tips. The letter argues that tax resistance undermines government and services, urging citizens to uphold the democratic system despite dislike of taxes.
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Abraham Lincoln
John Barron
Research Institute of America, Inc
Barron
Ottawa
Ill
Isinp'rea
Mediate
Af Socializ
New GI Bill expands benefits for veterans nationwide
The Veterans Administration announces nine extra months of GI Bill eligibility for most veterans, raising monthly educational benefits to 292 to 500 dollars for nine months. Total potential value exceeds 4500 dollars for married veterans with large families.
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Veterans Administration
Congress
Scouting Month honored by civic leader Frank Tyndall
Frank Tyndall of Mesa congratulates Scouts for good citizenship during Scouting Month. He credits Scout leaders and parents for guiding youth toward tomorrow while urging each person to perform a good deed daily.
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Frank Tyndall
Mesa
Church luncheon noted in Auburn Globe News
A church luncheon appears as a listed event in Auburn Washington coverage while Southwest Times Record notes Ben Hur as the most viewed movie on TV to date.
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Auburn
Wash
Globe- News
Southwest Times Record
Carter Brooks clash overshines reform plans
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report an early Carter bid for strong reorganization authority triggers a power clash with Rep. Jack Brooks. The dispute echoes Nixon era battles over executive vs legislative power as Brooks pushes for congressional approval and limits on the presidents reshaping plan. The fight moves from Plains to Capitol Hill, raising doubts about ratifying Carter's reform agenda.
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Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Washington
President Carter
Carter
Rep
Jack Brooks
Texas
House
Brooks
White House
Vietnam
Georgia
Congress
Plains
Mr. Carter
Richard Nixon
Richard M. Nixon
Capitol Hill
Nixon
Senate
Crane seen as best bet for Republican presidential bid
Washington columnist argues Rep. Phil Crane 48, high intellect, and strong TV presence make him the leading conservative capable of articulating and uniting a right of center bloc for a future White House bid. The piece highlights Crane’s background, roles, and views on liberalism, party reform, and limited government.
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John D. Lofton JR
Washington
Ronald Reagan
White House
Rep
Phil Crane
R-N
Crane
American Conservative Union
Congress
Phil
Greenhill
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Rep. Craneee
United States
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