Cartel Threat Grows From Third World Resource Measures
A Dakar meeting of 110 developing nations clarifies a bid to form a global materials cartel. The plan echoes the UN charter for a New International Economic Order and could disrupt U S imports of key minerals amid potential sanctions and retaliation from industrialized nations.
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Dakar
Senegal
United Nations General Assembly
United States of America
United States
White House
U.S
OPEC
Why Dogs Were Not Liked in Bible Times
The passage explains that in Bible days dogs were street roaming scavengers, dangerous and filthy, seen as stupid and a threat to families. It notes a singular exception for Job and predicts a future peace where animals, including dogs, are at rest in Christ’s kingdom.
Kissinger as Two-Party Target in 1976 Race
Ronald Reagan Lloyd Bentsen and Scoop Jackson vie to challenge Henry Kissinger while Kissinger earns attack from Safire Schlafly Ward and Ford. The piece notes Kissinger’s perceived power shift since Nixon and the risk of a non elected secretary steering policy, amid a looming 1976 election.
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Ronald Reagan
Lloyd Bentsen
Scoop Jackson
Henry Kissinger
Mayflower
Reagan
Ford
Nelson Rockefeller
Kissinger
Bentsen
Jackson
Schlafly-Ward
William Safire
Nixon White House
Doubleday
Safire
U.S
Nixon
Protecting the President a Constant Security Challenge
A look at the evolving dangers to U S presidents and the Secret Service as plots and near misses test protection. Incidents include a Christmas Day gate crash with a dynamite taunt and a 1969 helicopter intrusion, plus long standing policy balancing public access with security.
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Washington
Secret Service
Colorado
Congress
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ford
Executive Protective Service
Blair House
Executive Mansion
Truman
Censure of EEOC Chairman Powell Shocks Washington
Secret February sessions show John Powell censured 3-0 for leaving meetings to break a quorum and for overstepping authority. Memo from General Counsel William Carey calls Powell's behavior a major impediment, citing intimidation and morale damage. Powell disputes, while Ford administration officials weigh further action.
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Washington
Pepperpot
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
John Powell
Greybeard
Powell
General Counsel
Julia Cooper
Tom Clark
Raymond Telles
Ethel Walsh
Telles
Commission
Ford
William Carey
Carey
New Orleans
Recession Spurs Bonds In Marriage And Singles Debate
The piece notes that economic hardship strengthens marriages while prosperity strains them, citing Brinkley Long and analysis of divorce and marriage license trends. It discusses George Gilder's claims that bachelorhood risks health, crime, and instability, and cites US census data on unmarried men and dependency on marriage.
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California
George Gilder
Gilder
Standard invites signed letters to the editor for publication
The Standard welcomes letters to the editor signed by the writer in his handwriting with a mailing address. Anonymous submissions are not considered. Letters should be legible preferably typewritten and may be edited for space clarity fact taste and libel. Keep to about 200 words.
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Aiken
Samuel A. Cothran
Robert D. Cathcart
Billy Graham
H.D
BY Holmes Alexander
Vladivostok
Secretary of State
Phyllis Schlafly
Chester Ward
Texas
Senate
Pentagon
R.ough
EEOC
Paul Harvey
Brinkley Long
Britain
Alexander Comfort
Cary Grant
Mit
Citizen Smith
Rea, Esate
Par Hare
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