CIA watchdog debate over congressional probes
The editorial argues that CIA surveillance charges demand an independent investigation not tainted by CIA ties. It backs a presidentially appointed 8 member commission with no intelligence background to credibly uncover facts and set safeguards within the 90 day review period.
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CIA
United States
Presidential Commission
White House
Congress
Intelligence
Cde
Ockefeller
Kissinger and Washington Lose Faith in Formal Diplomacy
In this Washington Post Company column George F. Will reframes Henry Kissinger as a once radiant figure now a setting sun, arguing formal diplomacy has faded under real-world forces. The piece contrasts Metternich’s era with today, noting elites struggle to tame events as public and congressional scrutiny intensify.
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George F. Will Washington
Washington
White Water
Metternich
Castlereagh
Kissinger
Peter de Vries
U.S
Robert Walpole
Caroline
Europe
The
Washington Post Company
Bird Imitations and Wisecracks Told in Quips
A collection of wry observations and quotes about dogs men and birds. Notable lines include Shelby Friedman on dogs and barkers and Chuang-tse on science and religion. Einstein and Kin Hubbard add classic reflections on knowledge and writing recommendations.
Policy for Letters To The Journal
The policy states letters must be signed with a street address and city or town. They should not exceed 300 words and are preferred to be typed on one side of the paper. The Journal supports free expression of ideas and opinions and welcomes letters to the department, though views may not be endorsed by The Journal.
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Anaby
Nelson Ockefeller
White House
Observatory Hill
C.I.A
Capital Hill
House of Representatives
Congress
Wilbur Mill
Ways and Means
House
Albert
Oklahoma
Tip O'Neill
Massachusetts
Notable Staff and Executives at Biddeford Saco Journal
The Biddeford Saco Journal lists Wm. E. Foster 1881 1963 Alta W. Foster B. F. C. Whitehouse 1891 1971 1889 1972 W. Paul Casavant Publisher Charles C. Sutton Managing Editor Gladys M. Whitehouse President Treasurer detailing key leadership and roles within the newspaper's past.
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Wm. E. Foster
Alta W. Foster
B. F.C
Washington Scene Washington the decline of authority
Washington Scene analyzes a new year mood in Washington noting less pretense and a greater willingness to face economic and political facts. James Reston critiques grandiose saviors and emphasizes sober realism in national policy discussions.
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James Reston
Washington
Kissinger warns of possible US military option in Middle East
In a Washington analysis, Kissinger and Ford imply the United States could consider force to break the oil cartel if the industrialized world faces real strangulation. The piece argues threats shape bargaining, but actual intervention remains unlikely and fraught with risks including Soviet countermoves and regional hostility.
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Tom Wicker
Washington
Kissinger
Ford
United States
Middle East
Ford Administration
Shah
Sadat
Indochina
Robert W. Tucker
Johns Hopkins University
Persian Gulf
Saudi Arabia
Drew Middleton
New York Times
Mediterranean
Libya
Tucker
Indian Ocean
Arabian
India
Israel
Orwell
Growth, not zero growth, for world food needs
In Rome, A H Boerma of the U N Food and Agriculture Organization argues against the Club of Rome zero growth thesis. He urges more growth aligned to needs, stressing increased food production and distribution, fertilizer use, and adjusted international planning amid rising food import costs and energy constraints.
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Sulzberger
Rome
Club of
A.H. Boerma
U.N
Food and Agriculture Organization
Boerma
Club of Rome
F.A.C
Saudi Arabia
Bangladesh
Middle East
Brazil
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Kin Hubbard
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Mid East
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Secretary of State
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Hugh Sidey
Time Magazine
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Oval Office
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Johnson
Nixon
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Washinton
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Ronnie
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