Cartel threat looms over raw materials trade
The piece warns of global price fixing by Third World nations and a push toward a New International Economic Order. It cites dependence on imports for critical minerals, U S vulnerability, and a trade bill as a tool to counter cartels while balancing potential economic retaliation and disrupted access to luxury goods.
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Banta
Ves Mal
United States of America
White House
U.S
United States
Eco
Washington Witch Hunts Blur the Watergate Era Echoes
A sweeping commentary notes how Washington witch hunts persist beyond Watergate. It cites Robert Welch and the John Birch Society, Sen. Sam Ervin’s committee, CIA figures, Kissinger and Allende era intrigues, and ongoing political labels. The piece reflects on political paranoia and shifting targets among Congress and agencies.
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D.C
Joe
Robert Welch
John Birch Society
Ekserhower
Dwight
Milton
Welch
Mismanagement critique of Britain's inflation crisis and policy flaws
The writer argues Britain's inflation stems from government missteps and easy money policies. He cites US influence, diagnostic experts, and economist Harry B. suggesting inflation is manufactured. Britain lags in productive capacity, hurting domestic and international competitiveness.
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Britain
Gove
Meany says AFL-CIO stays out of politics for now
Washington window reports AFL-CIO union ranks will not seek to influence internal politics. Meany says 14.3 million union members across 110 rational groups and 60,000 locals, and urges leaders to remain nonpartisan while supporting no candidates.
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Afl-Cio
Miami Beach
Meany
Urdong
Ambery Tower
Wankingscord
Gan & Watts
Beoedcotry Ns
Katile
AFL
Stop turning our back to UN irresponsibility
Smith Hempstone critiques U S handling of Africa and the Congo in the Davis appointment controversy. He argues opposition by Sierra Leone Zaire and Algeria is self created by African leaders past and present and defends Nathaniel Davis as capable. He urges accountability of Ford and Kissinger rather than criticizing career officials.
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Congress
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CLA
Department of Justice
John Mitchell
Gammerce
Mauris Stans
White House
Richard Nixon
Armed Services
Carl Turner
Santiago
Ener
CIA
Chile
Harrington
Massanetts Democrat
Tme
Allende
Washington
Mos
Nathaniel Davis
Davis Dever
Africa
Doki Easun
Ubera
Davis
Sierra ‘Leone
Zaire
Congo
Alperis
Sierra Leone
Siaka Stevens
Joseph Mobutu
Patrice Lumumbi
Meise Tahombe
Antoine Girenga
Joseph Kasa
Vubui
Pierre Mulele
Algeria
Ben Bella
Hberals
Ford
Sate Kinsinger
Careel
Moynihan
Diggs
Architect’s tour of a city’s aging landmarks and future
Paul Harvey invites readers to study their hometown through architecture as a guide to memory and future. He cites diverse styles from a Greek revival to Gothic towers, argues for preserving iconic public buildings like a county hall, and envisions urban life shifting to prefab steel while urging care for clock towers and porches.
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Hatch
Chicago
Furniture Mart
Strauss
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