Pearl Harbor facts and America First warnings revisited
The piece asserts a Navy inquiry exonerated Admiral Kimmel and accuses Roosevelt officials of knowing the Pearl Harbor attack timing. It critiques prewar U S policy, defense cuts, foreign aid to Russia, grain deals, energy shortages, and calls for electing Congress members who put America First to avert national decline.
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Pearlarbor
Adm
Husband E. Kimmel
Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Navy
Admiral Kimmel
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Adm. Kimmel
Gen. C. Short
United States
Washington
Japan
Imperial Navy
United Nations
Russia
Congress
America
Pearl Harbor remembered through oil and power in 1973
The piece contrasts 1941 Japan and U S embargoes with 1973 oil politics. It notes Japan's reliance on oil, Tojo's strategy to neutralize the U S fleet, and the parallel to Arab oil pressure. It quotes Asahi Shimbun and voices like William F Buckley urging access to oil by force, urging broader world view.
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Japan
Pearl Harbor
Los Angeles
Hawaii
U.S
Rising Sun Empire
China
Nazi Germany
Tojo
Nippon
Hitler
United States
Asia
Sun Yatsen
Homer Lea
Pacific
America
Great Britain
Singapore
Hong Kong
Middle East
Holland
Indonesia
Philippines
Spain
William F. Buckley
Urban Renewal Debate and a Chicago Case in 1973
A critical look at federal urban renewal programs notes a pattern of failures and local costs. Dr. John C. Weicher urges restraint, while Illinois resident Dr. Federka Blankner fights to save Constitution House from demolition amid University of Chicago expansion. The piece argues renewal should preserve useful buildings and aid low income residents rather than clear neighborhoods.
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Chicago
Uncle Sam
John C. Weicher
American Enterprise Institute For Public Policy Research
17Th St
N.W
Washington, D.C
Weicher
Petaty
University of Chicago
Frederika Blankner
Constituion House
Miss Blankner
Illinois
Illinois’ Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Federal District Court
Dr. Blankner
University of Cocago
Hyde Park
Kenwood
U.S. Court of Appeals
South East Chicago Commission
Evience
Court of Appeals
Gen. Fea. Corp
Reader Letter Critiques Nixon Coverage and TV
A reader argues that Nixon faced unprecedented TV scrutiny for a near total victory, likening Congress and media to vultures. They question if the silent majority spoke and urge focus on pressing national matters rather than impeachment pressure on the President. Mr. s C D Rotruck Anderson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Nixon
Herbert Hoover
Watergate Committee
Nixon
Washington
Congress
C. D. Rotruck Anderson
Nixon impeachment watch as Ford rises in vice presidency
The Nixon impeachment push gathers momentum as Gerald Ford steps into the Vice President role. Laird predicts no push for indictment and says Ford could handle domestic and liaison duties better. The piece notes skepticism toward Nixon loyalty in Congress and hints at Operation Candor continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Gerald Ford
Vin Laird
Nixon
Laird
Gerry
Lard
Ford
Congress
Richard Nixon
McNaught Syndicae, Inc
Rationing and social discipline in gasoline policy
Washington viewpoint argues rationing of gasoline spreads the burden, builds discipline, and can renew American civic spirit. It highlights family time, reduced drag racing, consumer shifts toward smaller cars, and a strengthened national resolve despite potential black markets.
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Washington
RFS
Treasury
George Shultz
U.S
Herr
Doctor Shultz
America
Harburger
Spock
Harvey A Star In The East Comet Kahoutek Heads For Earth
Paul Harvey reports a new eastern sky light, the comet Kahoutek, sighted last March and photographed by Palomar's 48 inch telescope on November 6 and 7. It is 200 million miles away and approaching at 250000 miles an hour, with theories about its composition including silicates and methane. NASA plans a 10 million dollar mission in a cargo plane to greet the Christmas visitor as it passes the sun December 28 and nears Marslike Earth by January. The piece reflects on stars and human meaning through Professor Churchill’s legacy.
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Palomar
Planet
Earth
Anaxagoras
Julius Caesar
B.C
Josephus
Jerusalem
Pliny
Vesuvius
Natonal Aeronautics and Space Administration
Planet Earth
Maroeke
Calif
Edgar Masters
Churchill
Moon
Gen
Fea, Corp
Where To Write Your Legislators
Addresses for U S senators and representatives listed with room numbers in Washington D C 20510 20515 and 20518 including Hartke Bayh Dennis Hillis Grenier Gray and Grant in various office buildings and districts This item compiles contact points for lobbying or correspondence to lawmakers in the 10th District and surrounding areas.
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David W. Dennis
Longworth
Washington, D.C
Medison
Elwood
Hillis Kroom
Washington, DC
Grenier Baudieg
Hamilton
Thie Aves
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Lowell Ponte
THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Anderson
Indiane
George ED. Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Robert EL. Jackson
Meneger
Toner Scott
Charles W Laughlin
End Treasures
Leeved
Mendey
Andersen
Indiene Corrier
Meil
Indiana
Herald Shovid
Pam
Associated Press
AP News
Alexander
New York Times
Washington Post
National Security Council
Mideast
White House
Kissinger
Schlesinger
Mr. Nixon
Mel
Holmes Alexander
Phillips Survey
Playboy
Ireland
Geoffrey Perret
Perrett
Hudson Institute
Herman Kahn
Israel
King Features Syndicate
Paul Harvey News
Harvey
Senate
Sen. R. Vance Hartke
Birch E. Bayh Jr
Kop
William Gray Hoom
Rayborn
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