Editorial warns against communist subversion and urges steady power investment
The piece argues communists seek to destroy the United States from within and cites historical aid to Russia and wartime support to the USSR. It stresses realism about power needs and notes Pacific Northwest utilities plan $623 million in 1973 investments to expand electric facilities across six western states.
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Unism
Communist Party
USA
Dupes
United States
Russia
Commerce
Herbert Hoover
America
Pacific Northwest
Stalin
Winston Churchill
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Potsdam
Yalta
Europe
Utilities push for new power plants and research
A long block discusses US policy shifts in energy and aid since World War II. It cites a $350 million Wyoming plant planned for 1976, a major Columbia River nuclear project, plus growth in research via the Electric Power Research Institute, framing utility industry leadership in meeting national energy needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Columbia River
Portland
Oregon
Electric Power Research Institute
The Psychology of Overweight Appetite and Habit
Paul Harvey reports on weight psychology linking appetite to mental factors rather than biology. TOPS researchers in Milwaukee find overweight individuals driven by attitude, boredom, and psychological hangups, suggesting a psychological remedy and new approaches like preoccupation through hobbies to reduce nibbling and hunger.
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Deaconess
Milwaukee
Wis
Seymour Isenberg
L. Melvin Elting
Teaneck
N.J
Isenberg
Elting
Gen. Fea. Corp
Not Enough Women In Australia Feels Like A Comedy
A 1973 Field Enterprises piece jokes about Australia’s gender imbalance with 200000 marriageable women seeming scarce and men circling gym crowds. The author riffs on college romance counts and absurd questions about the large male surplus and travels through witty social shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Watergate critique mirrors press bias across era
The author argues Watergate overstates impact and accuses journalists of hypocrisy. He cites foreign observers and British commentary, noting selective outrage, double standards, and McCarthyism comparisons while defending Ellsberg and criticizing press sensationalism.
Where To Write Your Legislators
Listing of lawmakers and address details includes House Representative David W. Dennis in Room 1555 Longworth Building Washington D.C. 20515 and another contact in Room 110 Washington D C with a separate street listing. The fragmentary text provides two addresses for official correspondence.
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Hlouse
David W. Dennis
Longworth
Washington, D.C
Bulwer
Hughes Opposed to Executive Privilege in Senate Hearing
In a Muskie subcommittee hearing, Harold Hughes argues against executive privilege while decrying secrecy in military decisions. He contrasts his antiwar stance with Nixon era policies and questions how a president would balance openness with national security. Bundy notes some secrecy remains essential for peace and wartime planning.
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Nixon
Seumalie Coleagues
Patel
Agnew
William Proxmire
Senate
Maveld Hughes
D-lown
Percy Raes
Edmund Muskie
Hanoi
Sf Watergun
Br Wad
Patan Sapte Bi
Harold Hughes
Epind
Armed Services
Muskie
Fitzgerald
Saute Commons
John Lavelle
Hughes
Tater
Pennsylvania
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
Dot
Wale Howe
William Bundy
Kennedy
Johnson
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Fulbright on presidential power and Watergate limits
Senator Fulbright argues for a weaker executive and tighter presidential controls. The piece contends bombing Cambodia and funding wars reveal constitutional tensions, urging Republican lawmakers to craft reforms while noting the Watergate era scrutiny should guide restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indochina
Paris
Congress
Fulbright
Richard Nixon
Edward Kennedy
United States
Republical
Cambodia
Watergate
Federal Diary on Early Out Options for Civil Service
The piece discusses how a bill could grant the Civil Service Commission power to designate which agencies may offer an optional early out. It cites scenarios like the Defense Department-wide RIF, or targeted actions by branch such as Army versus Navy and Air Force. It notes potential effects on workers eligible for early retirement and government savings.
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Civil Service Commission
CSC
Defense Department
Fie
Elie
Army
Navy
Air Force
Arera
Otter
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Anderson Newspapers, Inc
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Anderson
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Harriet W. Toner
Nami W. Lauoml
Secretory and
Yeaven
Andersen
Sarrier
Mall
Mall Entede
Herald
A.m
Speciel Messenger
Psssst
Gloria
Sandra Dee
Field Enterprises
Russell Kirk
Ats
Timie
Berne Tagblatt
Bern
Truman
Eisenhower
White House
Howe
Daniel Ellsberg
Washington
Sea Ten
Holmes Alexander
Richardson
Reelection
Inchie
Cnme
Franklin Revival
Harry Truman
John Kennedy
William Fulbright
Arery
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