Defense Could Cut $7 Billion in 1974 Budget
The piece argues a 7 billion dollar defense budget cut for fiscal 1974 is possible without weakening deterrence. Cites James R. Schlesinger and independent sources Brookings and the Center for Defense Information. Suggests trimming headquarters, reducing top brass, and closing unnecessary bases at home and abroad.
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Brookings Institution
Center For Defense Information
Defense Department
Fischer
The Cool Judge Commands Temp Downtime in Court
Judge Oliver Feifer of Santa Monica Municipal Court ordered two maintenance men jailed for contempt after they refused to lower a thermostat in his air conditioned courtroom. They spent 45 minutes in the clinic until the temperature met his standard.
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Oliver Feifer
Santa Monica
Calif
Not Too Much Liquor Can Tranquilize
Dear Dr. Lamb writes about a 60-year-old husband who uses bourbon as a tranquilizer. The doctor warns alcohol can cause rapid intoxication on an empty stomach and urges gradual exercise to address nervousness rather than relying on alcohol or tranquilizers.
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Dr. Lamb
Moscow bid for 1980 Olympics fueled by cash and state pressure
Citing coercive Kremlin tactics and state funded athletes, the piece argues against Moscow winning the 1980 Games. It notes a $29 million lure, IOC visits, and compares Soviet methods to Hitler’s 1936 Berlin approach while recounting Israeli athletes harassed at the World University Games.
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Ernest Cuneo
Washington
Moscow
Jim Thorpe
Hitler
Berlin
der .Fuehrer
Jesse Owens
Kremlin
World University
Beginning a Good Work in You
A Bible verse from Philippians 1 6 emphasizes confidence that God who began a good work in believers will carry it through to the day of Jesus Christ. The message reassures faith and perseverance in spiritual growth.
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Jesus Christ
Nixon Lawyers Provide Free Help on Property Deals
Report states Herbert Kalmbach and Frank De Marco Jr. never billed President Nixon for personal real estate, tax work, or legal problems, billing only out-of-pocket expenses. The Newport Beach firm reportedly supervised the San Clemente estate renovations and tax returns.
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Nixon
Herbert Kalmbach
Frank de Marco Jr
Kalmbach, de Marco
Newport Beach
Calif
White House
Kalmbach
Far
San Clemente
de Marco
Kalmbech
DeMarco
California
Aerosol
Robert Abplanalo
Presidential Retreat
Florida
National Archives
Internal Revenue Service
Surprising Baytown luncheon cake sparks covert press plan
A Baytown Chamber of Commerce luncheon marked its 10th anniversary with a surprise cake for Dave Moore. Journalists staged a covert shoot using a purse snatched camera setup, dodging Moore’s eagle eye as he circulated the dining room.
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Baytown
Dave
Old Eagle Eye
Baytown Sun Editorial and Publishing Staff Listing
Baytown Sun staff and department heads listed including Hartman editor Wadley and Finley executive editor. Advertising and management staff named with roles at the Maytown Texas paper printed under Associated Press rights and postal mailing details.
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Preston Pembergrass
Ssrees
Jim Finley
Wanda Ortemas
Advertising Department
Paul Putman
Pat Sapies
Texas
Mnnday
Memorial Drive
Maytown
P.O. Bar
General Ids Aertising Service
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