Oil Divestiture Critics Face Facts On Competition And Prices
The argument for breaking up major oil firms faces evidence of dispersed ownership and fierce competition. No single company exceeds 11 percent of oil and gas output, while top firms control 50 percent, and 95 percent of retail gasoline is handled by independents. US motorists paid 58 cents a gallon last September, far below many countries, suggesting divestiture would not fix energy costs and could raise them by removing efficiency.
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Congress
U.S
Fidel Castro Using Palme as Channel on Angola Pullout
The text reports Fidel Castro using Swedish PM Olof Palme to inform Henry Kissinger that Cuban troops are withdrawing from Angola. Kissinger calls it a positive development, but the timing and motives remain unclear. The move may ease U.S. objections to Angola's UN seating while Cuba hints at a gradual withdrawal over at least a year.
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Fidel Castro
Olof Palme
Henry Kissinger
Angola
Kissinger
Stockholm
United Nations
U.S
Castro
U.N. General Assembly
Will Believers Become Angels After Death Says Dr Graham
Billy Graham explains that believers do not become angels after death but will share a heavenly nature similar to angels. The Bible promises new bodies, transformation at the last trumpet, and worship of God with angels. He notes future worship will mirror angelic praise and mentions his book Angels God's Secret Agents available in stores.
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L.M
Jesus
Jesus Christ
God
Kiss and Tell Politics Stirring Washington Headlines
The piece argues Congress disliked Hoover while praising Carter as a reform figure. It predicts ticket splitting in November as Democrats face scandals, with calls for a White House cleanse to purge Congress and curb “anything for money” politics. The tone critiques party loyalty and suggests voter rebirth of political integrity.
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Derstand
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Congress
Capitol Hill
Jenk Jones
Ford
Southern Baptist Meeting
Norfolk
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Mister Clean
White House
Kennedy
Mills
Young
Howe
Hays
Gravel
Senate
House
Honers
Washington, D.C
Kissinger’s Africa policy promotes self sufficiency and majority rule
The article argues Africa should chart its own path with African solutions, noting the OAU’s size, African self reliance in Angola’s post independence shift, and a UN study favoring intra continental trade and agriculture over industrialization, while urging US restraint on dictating African governance.
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Holmes Alexander
Africa
Kissinger
Thomas Carlyle
Gad
Organization of African Unity
Organization of American States
Atlas Magazine
World Press Review
U.S. Interior Department
Department
Bureau of Mines
U.S
Angola
OAU
Dom
Adebayo Adedeji
Economic Commission For Africa
London
Nigeria
Australia
Aiken Standard 1976 Page Four Editor and Editor Names
The citation lists Samuel A. Cothran as President and Editor and Robert D Cathcart as Executive Editor for the Aiken Standard dated Thursday June 24 1976.
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Samuel A. Cothran
Robert D.cathcart
CIA sex operation exposed in Washington Mercury press
Article alleges the CIA ran an elaborate sex shop using the Office of Security to provide female companionship to dignitaries, defectors, and agents, with black books, safe houses, and surveillance for blackmail. It links deputies, field offices, and overseas apartments to covert temptations and extortion schemes. It notes congressional probes skirt the sex operation and cites Harold Osborn’s denial. It ends with a Washington whirl about President Ford and Lebanon’s Meloy death, linking stress to a late-night dip.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
CLA
Office of Security
Police Department
Roy E. Blick
Harold Osborm
House Intelligence Committee
King
Jordan
Hussein
Forein
United States
New York
Greenwich Village
San Francisco
Harold Osborn
Ford
White House
Lebanon
U.S
Francis Meloy Jr
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Organization of Petroleum Exporting
OPEC
Cuban
Latin America
Rhodesia
South Africa
Copley News Service
Billy Graham
DR. Graham
Angels
Paul Harvey
Union of South Africa
Israel
Mideast
Aiken
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