Indiana faces coal shortage amid UMW strike and energy crisis
Editorial notes Indiana relies on coal for over 90 percent of electric power while the United Mine Workers strike threatens supply. President Ford could use emergency powers to move coal and deploy troops, but White House actions appear limited as Gov. Otis Bowen mobilizes National Guard and calls for conservation while awaiting a settlement.
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Indiana
United Mine Workers
Carte
Ohio
Ford
Washington
White House
Washington, D.C
Otis Bowen
National Guard
Hoosierland
Hoosier
Open letter urges power conservation in Anderson Indiana
Roger P Hensley appeals to Anderson and Madison County residents to curb electricity use amid a crisis. He lists concrete at home measures such as dimming lights, using fewer appliances, hanging clothes to dry, and shifting tasks to daylight. He notes his business has cut usage by over four percent and warns extended outages could cost lives if everyone does not pitch in.
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Anderson
Madison County
Roger P. Hensley
31St Street
Indiana
Unclear OCR Item on Local Ads Prices
Fragmentary OCR listing from the Anderson Herald shows garbled prices and items. Readable elements include a few monetary figures such as 378 and 38 dollars, with mentions of 52 and 26 per. No coherent event or names to identify.
Diplomats and Insurance Liability Stir Congressional Debate
A reader recounts a Washington car crash with a Russian embassy driver claiming immunity. The piece argues for requiring embassy staff to prove liability insurance to obtain licenses and registrations, and to end insurers’ immunity shields. It cites numerous diplomatic accident stories and urges legal steps to enforce responsibility.
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Congress
Washington
New York
Appeasers in Peking spark Taiwan debate over freedom
In a sharp critique, the columnist denounces U S policy toward Communist China and Taiwan. It blasts Leonard Woodcock and Sen. Cranston for suggesting withdrawal from Taiwan, arguing such an act would empower tyranny, endangering a free China and regional stability.
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United States
China
Gang
Peking
Taiwan
Carter
U.S
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
Woodcock
Alan Cranston
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Mr. Woodcock
America
Western Pacific
Cambodia
Sen. Cranston
No martini lunch by ALICE Wipe
A blizzard day in New York yields a home lunch with loin lamb chops and baked potatoes. A top economics editor questions inflation, college costs, and the dollar's value, recalling Eleanor Roosevelt and shifting wage talk. City budgeting humor frames snow removal vs garbage costs.
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Alice Wipe
New York City
Internal Revenue
Capital fare U N is spy haven
Andrew Tull reports on Dinh Ba Thi, Vietnam's UN delegate, as unindicted conspirator amid FBI probes of espionage. He notes U N lines, warn of multiple spies among delegations, and alleges SAD runs a China dope operation linked to opium profits. Vietnam's envoy faced expulsion warnings and immunity questions amid broader UN spy concerns.
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Andrew Tull
Washington
FBI
Dinh Ba Thi
United Nations
U.S
O Im. Nes
Vietnam
Ronald Louis Humphrey
Truong Dinh Hung
Humphrey
Truong
Thi
United States
Hanoi
China
State Department
Pentagon
Soviet Union
Peking
Social Affairs Department
SAD
Central Office
Central Intelligence Agency
Special Trade Bureau
Red Lion
CIA
Hong Kong
Ba Thi
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Non
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Harrigan
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Svany
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Manhattan
Union
U.S.A
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