Misquotation woes hit Nixon quotes in essay critique
A piece notes how misquotations persist in public discourse. It cites James Barber and Don Oakley on Nixon misquotes about Cambodia and the child in the family, urging accuracy and the full quotation to avoid distortion.
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Don Oakley
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Nixon
Dr. Spock
Barber
Oakley
Europe Feels Pressure From Japanese Exports
European officials fear rising Japanese goods threaten European industries and jobs. Trade talks stutter as Japan seeks safeguards while the Common Market weighs tariffs and liberalization amid rising exports to the EEC.
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Britain
Masayoshi Ohira
Ohira
Tokyo
Fueling a Pipe Dream
Alaska oil could satisfy one eighth of U S gasoline demand and save 1 3 billion annually if a Arctic pipeline to a Pacific port were built Senator Mike Gravel cites the potential saved balance of payments and blames environmentalists for delaying development The 1969 act requires impact studies but the Interior Department spent two years and 9 million dollars on such an assessment while others invested hundreds of millions in related work and studies
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Arctic
Pacific
U. S
Mike Gravel
Department of the Interior
Aleyeska Pipeline Service Company
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Senator Gravel
New York City
Omaha
Nebr
Henry Jackson
Washington
Gravel
Congress
Courts
Education Left and Right in Two Notable Figures
Washington column contrasts Angela Davis and Robert Welch as extreme educational symbols. Davis, a Birmingham native turned militant activist and Communist figure, links to radical schools and black nationalism. Welch, Birch Society founder, from UNC to Harvard, pens nonpolitical studies with an epilogue critiquing American education within a Cold War context.
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Robert Welch
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New York
William Howard Melish
Howard Marcuse
Europe
America
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The
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U.S. Naval Academy
Harvard Law School
Will Durant
Western Island
Parker
Pipeline and Politics Stir Alaska Oil Debate
The article debates oil pipeline plans from Prudhoe Bay to Valdez, arguing judicial blocks and the 1920 Mineral Leasing Act constrain pipeline routes. It covers environmental safeguards, caribou passages, and a government path to force immediate congressional approval to avert shortages.
Splinters Cited On Privacy From Psychiatrists to IRS
A quip notes psychiatrists and the Internal Revenue Service advise against self keeping secrets. The joke frames professional opinion as parallel guidance on openness.
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Internal Revenue Service
Decoding the Fifties Myth in American Culture
The piece argues over how the 1950s are viewed in America, contrasting claims of apathy and lobotomy with evidence of robust political and intellectual activity. It traces debates from Chambers versus Hiss to Stevenson, liberal and conservative currents, and a renewed campus life, challenging the notion of an apolitical decade.
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New York Times
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Committee For Cultural Freedom
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National Review
Modern Age
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Young Americans For Freedom
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