Giscard d Estaing Visits U S for Bicentennial Ties
French President Valery Giscard d Estaing visits Washington for a ceremonial reception and a joint session speech before touring Yorktown. He promotes Detente and Western defense ties while facing domestic French economic troubles and political pressure.
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Valery Giscard d’Estaing
United States
White House
U.S. Congress
Yorktown
Cornwallis
Ford
Charles Henri d'Estaing
America
U.S
France
Charles DeGaulle
Giscard
Congress
House
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
H-H Bill debate ends in a baloney of promises
James J. Kilpatrick critiques the Humphrey Hawkins Full Employment and Balanced Growth Act of 1976. He mocks its lofty aims, notes political backing from Carter Brown Bayh and AFL-CIO, and argues real solutions lie in private sector growth, lower taxes, and productivity rather than bureaucratic schemes.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Augustus F. Hawkins
Humphrey- Hawkins
Jimmy Carter
Jerry Brown
Humphrey
Birch Bayh
Afl-Cio
House
H-H
Lydia Pinkham
Congress
Federal Reserve Board
Fed
Department of Labor
Carter Faces Anti Carter Push As Michigan Result Shocks
Inside Report notes Joe Crangle of Erie County New York moves toward an independent Humphrey for President committee led by Paul Simon. Crangle aims to counter Carter with a national anti Carter effort while Humphrey weighs his nomination bid amid mixed primary results and party skepticism.
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Washington
Joe Crangle
New York
Hay- Adams
Carter
Hubert H. Humphrey
Michigan
Crangle
Buffalo
Erie County
Sen
Humphrey
Morris Udall
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Maryland
Wisconsin
Connecticut
Nebraska
Georgia
Madison Square Garden
United Auto Workers
Coleman Young
Detroit
Udall
Jimmy Carter
Illinois
Paul Simon
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Simon
Robert Strauss
Strauss
Manhattan
St. Clairsville
Ohio
Wayne Hays
Brown
Nevada
Frank Church
Idaho
Oregon
New Jersey
California
U S drops from first in per capita income to fifth
Population Reference Bureau data show the United States with a per capita income of 6640 ranking fifth, while United Arab Emirates leads with 13500 and Kuwait, Sweden, and Switzerland also outpace the U S. Bhutan and Mali sit at the bottom with 70.
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United States
Giscard
Yorktown
Concorde
Dulles International Airport
Paris
London
America
National Assembly
Elysee Palace
Georges Pompidou
Charles DeGaulle
France
Population Reference Bureau
U.S
Bureau
United Arab Emirates
Kuwait
Sweden
Switzerland
Africa
Asia
Bhutan
Mali
Middle East
Letters From Winchester PTA and Community Members
The Star prints thanks from Robinson Memorial School PTA president Gloria C. Johnson for media cooperation. Also a Two Necessities letter urges city bus stops restrooms in Amherst Street center. Mrs G Kerns Whitacre thanks for a drugstore waiting area and restrooms. James M. Kremer thanks Winchester parents students faculty and merchants for a Family Fun Festival at Quarles Elementary School.
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the Star
P.T.A
Robinson Memorial School
Gloria C. Johnson
Roosevelt Blvd
Winchester
Amherst St
Quarles
James M. Kremer
Shawnee Ave
Senate creates permanent oversight of intelligence agencies
James Reston notes Washington shifts toward tighter control with a new permanent Senate committee to monitor CIA FBI and other agencies, plus reforms boosting disclosure and campaign finances. He highlights bipartisan support, critiques, and lingering reform challenges while praising Nixon's role in encouraging reform.
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Washington
Senate
CIA
FBI
Richard Nixon
Congress
Vietnam
Cambodia
Supreme Court
House
Ways and Means
House of Representatives
Armed Services
Judiciary Committees
Goldwater
Stennis
Tower
Defense Department
Mike Mansfield
Executive Branch
Mondale
John Gardner
Common Cause
Heres
White House
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