Shale Oil Move Sparks Energy Debate On Sun And Wind
The piece notes Interior Secretary Morton’s approval to exploit West shale oil amid controversy over environmental impact. It argues for using all fossil resources but highlights underdeveloped clean energy options. Prof Heronemus estimates wind power could supply significant electricity within four years, proposing Wisconsin wind systems and land-friendly units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers C. B. Morton
West
William Heronemus
University of Massachusetts
Heronemus
Wisconsin State Senate
Lake Michigan
Superior
Wisconsin
Aged Need Drug Subsidies Senate approves plan
The Senate backed a plan under the Ribscoff amendment to have Medicare cover most prescription drug costs for chronically ill aged patients. Currently hospital and nursing home drugs are covered, but many elderly must pay for routine home medications. The program would pay the balance after the first dollar, costing about 700 million dollars annually, spreading the burden nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Senate
Medicare
Pioneer Ten Reports On Great Red Spot Of Jupiter
Pioneer Ten plans a firsthand report from space studying the great red spot on Jupiter. Early words hint that the mission could reveal where the action is in the outer solar system while Social Security changes aim to ease life after 65 but raise entry barriers to benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Ten
Jupiter
Kissinger backs UN peacekeepers to cool Middle East tensions
In private talks with congressional leaders Henry Kissinger outlines a plan for a UN backed peacekeeping force with Soviet participation in Sinai to deter attacks and stabilize the Arab-Israeli conflict. He argues Soviet influence rose from the 25 year war and should be channeled through a controlled UN presence while reaffirming Arab reliance on the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry Kissinger
Mideast
Kissinger
Capitol Hill
Soviet Union
Sinai
Mediterranean
Israal
U.S
West
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Sinai Peninsula
Nixon
Charles G
Bebe) Rebozo
Howard Hughes Organization
Rebozo
John F. Kennedy
Nixon allies push to remove Florida neighbor from home
A Florida neighbor of President Nixon, Mrs. Perry O Neal of 478 Bay Lane Key Biscayne, agreed to vacate her home to make space for White House communications. Robert Abplanalp and Bebe Rebozo funded the purchase for 150000 dollars and leased it back to the government for 18000 per year. Theodore Sachs of the Public Buildings Service documented the negotiations, noting O Neal denied tales about the presidential compound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Florida
Presidential
Bebe Rebozo
Robert Abplanalo
Key Biscayne
Perry O'Neal
Abplanalp
Public Buildings Service
Theodore Sachs
Atlanta
Biscayne
Wit Rebozo
White House
Bay Lane
O’neal
Rebozo
Mr. Rebozo
O’neals
Robert Abplanalp
Secret Service
O'Neal
Reid
New York
Ogden Reid
Buffalo
State House
Albany
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Nixon Rockefel
Buckley Questions Byrne and Ellsberg Case Abuse
William F Buckley Jr questions Judge Byrne in the Ellsberg case, speculating on how a sitting judge might influence a verdict. He compares Byrne to Townsend Scudder, and argues the ethics of immunity vs overturning a case. Buckley warns against Nixon era distortions and calls for accountable judicial conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Matthew Byrne
Daniel Erg
Nixon
John Ehrlichman
FBI
Ehrlichman
Judge Byrne
New York State
Townsend Scudder
Scudder
Byrne
White House
Ellsberg
Elisberg
Committee Smearing Nixon in House Judiciary Row
Washington reports the House Judiciary Committee is accused of a partisan smear against President Nixon and Ford, with critics labeling the panel’s work as nonproductive and controlled by liberal blocs led by Chairman Rodino. The piece cites stalled busing, abortion, and civil rights bills, noting attempts to bypass committee processes with discharge petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Ford
Judiciary Committee
Uberals
Peter Rodine
D.N. J
Rodino
GOP
Pie Perp
Ately
Democrats
DaCard
Edwards
New Left
Americans For Democratic Action
Geinas
Supreme Court
Lawrence Hogan
Made in America in Decline and Discontent
The piece critiques U S manufacturing, noting drop from 76 percent to 33 percent of world autos, 47 to 49 percent steel, and shrinking dominance in machine tools and merchant ships. It cites declining American sewing machines and rising outsourcing, with complaints about customer service and rising carmaker fringe benefits and labor costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sottan
America
Fragmentary political talk on energy and Nixon era rhetoric
The readable fragments reference cheap unlimited energy, a Saeco facility, and president Nixon. Names like Abelana and Freeda appear, with scattered, unclear notes on election timing, policy views, and public sentiment. Most details are obscured, yielding a hazy snapshot of a midcentury political discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saeco
Pulip He 'Abelana
Olence
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Hugh the Shot
Hugh Sholl
Richard Wesley
Berry
Rowland E. Evans
Robert Novak
Hughes
Rehofo
Chalmers Wylie
Ohio
Columbus
Kenney
O'Brien
Policioning
Reboso
Levi's
Leon Jaworski
Jaworski
Connally
Houston Sorperslcs
Texan
Archibald Cox
Jack Anderson
William F. Buckley Jr
Robert Alten
Paul Harvey
Better Business Bureau
Detrict
Cycanea
Leas Las l
Oesler
Tao
Sam Free
Ste
Walters
Olin
Rerio
Gemers
California
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!