Editorial Page Urges Ban on Environmental Warfare
In Our Opinion the Weather War threat and past rainmaking in Southeast Asia prompt a call for U S leadership in an international ban. The piece notes possible methods to tamper with climate and warns of uncontrollable consequences, urging action to prohibit environmental warfare.
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Congressmen Seek Big Pay Hikes Amid Wage Ceiling Debate
A column argues Congress may grant automatic pay boosts up to about ten thousand dollars yearly for members, federal judges, and top officials under a new two year cycle. It notes the plan’s bipartisan concerns, potential October enactment, and related fringe benefits while contrasting with rising living costs and Washington state ex senator salary hikes.
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Biddeford Journal Notes Staff and Advertiser Details
Biddeford Daily Journal at 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine lists Alta W Foster B F C Whitehouse W Paul Casavant publisher Charles C Sutton editor Gladys M Whitehouse president and treasurer Business Office Editorial Department details and Associated Press membership with subscription rates 3.00 monthly 18.00 half year 36.00 yearly in advance.
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Charles C. Sutton
Gladys M. Whitehouse
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Haldeman directed $700000 San Clemente renovation
Washington sources assert Haldeman oversaw a $700000 remodel of President Nixon’s San Clemente estate to upgrade security and fittings with most costs billed to taxpayers. Channel & Chaffin designed interiors with Pat Nixon. First Lady approved fabrics and den furniture.
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White House
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Channel & Chaffin
Los Angeles
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James J. Rowley
Congressional
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Dekla
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Rowley
Lilburn Boggs
General Services Administration
Watergate
John Dean
John Ebriichman
Dean
Ehrlichman
Vacuum cleaner collecting hits the hobby circuit nationwide
Column notes a quirky hobby scene led by Maclean who profiles 541 U.S. and 656 international antique vacuum cleaner collectors. From 1901 plunger vacuums to 1923 Hoover deals, fans swap parts via Antique Vacuum Cleaner Club Monthly and rally crowds exceed 300 machines at Watkins Glen.
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J. Feeney Watt
Antique Vacuum Cleaners Club
U.S
Itone
John Charles Pnell
Watkins Glen
N.Y
John Dean
Picasso
Israeli optimists see improved Arab peace chances after Nixon Brezhnev summit
Israeli officials say the summit's lack of Jarring and 242 mentions opened room for renewed US mediation toward an interim peace. They caution no near-term agreement, noting potential Arab merger delays and possible Waldheim diplomacy depending on UN Security Council debate.
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Israel
Gunnar V. Jarring
United Nations
Security Council
Soviet Union
Jerusalem
Jarring
United States
Muammar el-Qaddafi
Egypt
Waldheim
Two Britons assess Watergate and US leadership risk
In London Anthony Lewis reports two prominent English figures, a government official and a banker, who once supported Nixon now condemn Watergate and doubt America's moral leadership. They warn that US policy and the dollar depend on the President's removal, signaling deep Western caution on transatlantic ties.
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United States
Nixon
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de Gaulle
Soviet Union
U.S
Europe
Russia
White House
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C. Gordon Tether
Senate
International Monetary House
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