U S Principles Stand As Global Nuclear Sales Grow
The article argues that 65 nations in Geneva reviewed a five year treaty on nuclear weapons whileWest Germany and other powers push multibillion dollar sales of nuclear generating plants and fuel enrichment facilities to Latin American nations and others. It warns proliferation could enable terrorists and blackmail and defends U S restraint against selling despite pressure from competing nations.
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Geneva
West Germany
Soviet Union
Libya
South Korea
Argentina
Pakistan
Taiwan
Indonesia
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Iran
Israel
Venezuela
India
Bolivia
United States
Toronto skyscraper to recycle body heat for climate control
A Toronto 20 floor arc shaped building will heat and cool by recycling occupants body heat and other waste heat. Silver coated walls reflect heat, sensors and a conservation bank store energy in a future ready system that cuts energy use by more than half. Canada Square Corp plans a 50 million project to harness a new form of heat pump technology.
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Toronto
Oklahoma Gas and Electric
Allen-Bradley
Milwaukee
Canada Square Corp
Gerhard Moog
Conservation Bank
North America
White House press corps grows nastier
Ralph de Toledano argues the White House press room has devolved into a battleground of hostility to the press secretary. He contends reporters bait Ron Nessen, sacrificing civility for sensationalism while arguing the burden remains on reporters to distinguish fact from fiction.
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White House Press Corps
Ralph de Toledano
White House
Washington
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Retary
Nuclear option limited by White House policy debate
Washington reports that the armed forces are prepared to use tactical nuclear weapons in a minor crisis if the President directs it. Ford is portrayed as more open to nuclear options than recent presidents, with NUWEP briefings describing limited strikes on small targets and a plan to issue ultimatums followed by a nuclear blow if demands are unmet. The piece notes cautious officials and public figures framing such actions as flexible, not certain, policies.
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Washington
Ford
Defense
James Schlesinger
Mayaguez
White House
Harry Truman
United States
Strategic Air Command
LNO
Schlesinger
South Korea
North Korea
Serenity Prayer Inspires Faithful Calm Amid Life’s Explosions
In a New England church, Rev W L Truman recalls Dr Reinhold Niebuhr delivering the serenity prayer. He describes using it during Congo upheaval and in daily life to distinguish changeable from unchangeable truths and to act with courage and faith.
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W. Lee Truman
New England
Reinhold Niebuhr
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
Dr. Niebuhr
Congo
Elisabethville
A Cold Reception for Lord William Campbell in 1775 Charleston
The arrival of Lord William Campbell and his wife Sarah Izard met a restrained reception in Charles Town. Provincial Congress delegates in uniform challenged his authority, asserting loyalty to the crown while defending armed resistance. Campbell denied knowledge of a Provincial Congress, promising to investigate.
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Dorothy Macdowell
William Campbell
Carolina
Sarah Izard
William
South Carolina
Nova Scotia
the Nightingale
The
Commons
Exchange
Charles Town
Provincial Congress
General Assembly
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George Reedy
Nixon
Dan Rather
CBS
Ron Nelsen
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Aiken
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