Oil weapon shifts stance within NATO amid oil cut threat
The piece argues Arab oil cuts push Western Europe closer to the United States while highlighting Moscow’s delight and the risk to NATO unity. It notes Kissinger’s Brussels visit, NATO’s Mediterranean focus, and calls for a Europe independent of U.S. policy amid oil pressures and Soviet-Arab alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Henry Kissinger
Brussels
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Kissinger
NATO
Western Europe
United States of America
Israel
Soviet Union
Middle East
Mediterranean
Winston Churchill
Moscow
Michel Jobert
U.S
Daylight Saving Time Questioned and Advocated
A presidential push for year round daylight saving time argues it saves energy and reduces accidents and crime with daylight in the evening. The piece notes farmer schedules, school timing, and radio sign ons, citing polls and historical use from 1918 and WWII. Farmers oppose year round DST while national opinion is mixed.
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Congress
America
American Farm Bureau
Two Men Stand At GOP Nomination Threshold
HOLMES ALEXANDER notes two Republicans Gerald Ford and Nelson Rockefeller near presidential paths. Ford, pressed to avoid Nixon’s ouster, shifts to liaison roles while Rockefeller shifts to a centrist stance, facing barriers as both vie for the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP
Gerald Ford
Nelson Rockefeller
Ford
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Manchuria
Red China
Krushchev
Caracas
White House
Capitol Hill
Melvin Laird
Bryce Harlow
National Council
Chiirman
National Security Council
NSC
Kissinger
Brussels
Warsaw
Belgrade
Rockefeller
George Clinton
Rocky
Washington
James Buckley
New York
Buckley
Senate
California
Ronald Reagan
Aiken residents return from Florence holidays
In 1953 Mrs. Laurie E. Croft and Mrs. D. M. Lyons traveled to Florence South Carolina to visit a niece for the holidays and have returned to Aiken. Hitchcock Woods gains new entry posts and shrubbery donated by the Hitchcock Woods Homeowners Association. Ft. Information Office releases a 14 page Korean armistice study booklet by 1st Lt. Edward B. Kenney.
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Laurie E. Croft
D. M. Lyons
Aiken
Florence
S. C
Hitchcock Woods
Infantry Center
Edward B. Kenney
Filibuster Delays Support for Legal Services Reform
The piece notes Sen. Jesse Helms blocks S 2686 a bill to create a Legal Services Corporation delaying action until late January next year. It cites concerns over federal funding to influence social policy and criticized past legal aid abuses while urging Senate oversight and debate next year.
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Sen
James Allen
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
Legal Services Corporation
Sen. Helms
Helms
St. Louis
Warren Hearnes
Legal Aid Society
Communist Party
Senate
ACLU
American Civil Liberties Union
Common Cause
White House
William Brock III
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Reveille
F.D.R
By Holmes Alexander
Barry Goldwater
Jim Buckley
Lansky
Samuel A. Cothran
Robert D.cathcart
Dorothy Macdowell
Fillibuster
Weatherman
Students For A Democratic Society
Stephen Bingham
Legal Services
Berkeley
Bingham
Soledad
George Jackson
Jackson
San Quentin
U.S. Treasury
Angela Davis
Redwood City
Cal
United States
Citizen Smith
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