Bushel For A Barrel Formula Examined By Paul Harvey
Paul Harvey discusses a proposed bushel for a barrel price link between wheat and oil. He notes government cannot control grain markets and cites Dan Morgan on the five firm oligopoly in global grain trade. The piece critiques policy feasibility and calls for scrutiny of grain giants and potential regulation.
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University of Minnesota
Robert Bergland
Paul Harvey
Cargill and
Continental
Bunge and Dreyfus and
Andre
Merchants of Grain
Morgan
Manhattan Project as energy cure debated for US oil crisis
A columnist argues a wartime scale energy push could curb dependence on imported oil. Synthetic fuels and government‑industry partnerships are proposed, noting tax windfalls and the need to spur production without a Los Alamos style push. The piece warns of OPEC leverage and calls for bold policy moves.
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United States
Carter
America
Los Alamos
OPEC
Petro-Chemical
Western Europe sees eurocommunism wobble in Italy and Spain
A London Economist view notes Italy and Spain show weak Eurocommunist growth while Communist influence in culture remains strong. It traces Franco era repression, Carrillo's rise and shifts in Spain, and questions whether Western European Communists can govern without sacrificing tolerance or democratic aims.
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Italy
Spain
Europe
Economist
London
Communist Party
Santiago Carrillo
Socialist Youth
Moscow
Soviet Union
Madrid
Carrillo as Eurocommunist and Spain’s wary stance
The article describes Carrillo as anti-Soviet within Soviet bounds, banking on Kremlin support while promoting Eurocommunist ideas. It notes his claim that private enterprise will endure only in stages and warns that his vision could erase long standing democratic freedoms. Spain resists his moderate image despite his rhetoric.
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Kremlin
U.S.S.R
Carter Clinton Donkey Quip Sparks Election Banter
A column riffs on presidential race chatter with Carter Kennedy jokes and a critique of state air travel. It ponders alternative transport like helicopters, Concorde, or pedal airplanes to move officials efficiently and curb expenses.
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South Carolina
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