Lindbergh Legend Remains Despite Fateful Celebrity
A retrospective on Charles A Lindbergh recalls his epic nonstop flight of May 1927 and the mixed legacy that followed. It notes his rise as a national hero, the kidnapping tragedy of his child, wartime controversy, and later work in conservation before his death in 1974.
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Charles A Lindbergh
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Lindbergh
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Gas reserves and price reform urged by Paul Harvey
Paul Harvey argues U S energy policy relies on higher natural gas prices to unlock vast resources. He cites 3 trillion tons of coal and huge gas reserves, including Gulf geopressured methane, urging price adjustments and increased production to reduce foreign oil dependence. He warns current price caps threaten supply and national security.
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Wall Street Journal
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Los Angeles Times
Carter Faces Reality as ADA Presses Carter on Policies
In a 30th anniversary ADA meeting, Sen. George McGovern rebukes Carter for breaking campaign promises on health care welfare reform and tax cuts while expanding deficits. The ADA argues Carter echoes conservative shifts, though aides defend him as balancing party principles with office realities.
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Carter
White House
George McGovern
McGovern
Jon Kennedy
ABA
Gerald Ford
House
Tip O'Neill
Charles L. Schultze
Council of Economic Advisers
Garner
Congress
O'Neill
Schulte
ABC
Wang
Ford
Nealth Insurance
Oval Office
How To Bail Out SSI 37 CALE AUR New York Social Security
Critique of President Carter's plan to rescue Social Security with $14 billion and tax hikes. Claims misused funds, widening beneficiary categories, and inflationary risk. Urges reducing beneficiaries and separating welfare from Social Security.
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New York City
Britain
Carter
U.S. Treasury
Congress
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Cornell
California
Iis Social Security
Bill Archer
Texas
HEW
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Certer Administration
Treasury
Sensing The News An American Original
ANTHONY HARRIGAN reflects on Charles Lindbergh fifty years after his Spirit of St. Louis flight. The piece notes Lindbergh’s lone pioneer image, complex public perception, and later diverse pursuits from aiding persecuted Jews to wildlife conservation. It cites John Chamberlain’s essay and frames Lindbergh amid midcentury global tensions and isolationist legacy.
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Great Ocean
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Yale Unversity Library
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France
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Cuba
Southeast Asia
Angola
Europe
Philippines
Energy Politics and Suppressed Government Report Controversy
A debate over Carter era energy policy includes accusations of manipulated messaging, suppressed ERDA report on nuclear fuel cycle, and plans for public saturation of the program. The piece cites D A gloom, a President aide’s remarks, and ongoing funding for a Tennessee plutonium breeder reactor despite administration opposition.
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Carter
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Washington Press Club
White House
America
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THOR
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Supply
Naderites
E.R.D.A
House of Representatives
Tennessee
Reader Letter: Decriminalize Gambling Says Editor Reply
A reader urges decriminalization of gambling arguing demand drives markets and police corruption would fade. He claims adults should decide and rid of hypocritical moralism, noting legal gambling would transfer power from officials to the people.
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