Foundations Under Castles In The Air
The quote urges building solid foundations beneath lofty dreams. It contrasts hope in unseen future with confidence in visible outcomes and emphasizes patient, steady work to realize ideals. The two authors reflect on envisioning progress and practical steps to achieve it through measured effort.
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Henry David Thoreau
Fuel Shortage Debate Hits Senate Hearing
New York AG Charles A. La Torella Jr led six state officers at a Senate Antitrust Subcommittee hearing challenging a nationwide fuel shortage. They cited U S reserves at 202.5 million barrels on June 1 and warned of international oil company collusion to curb competition, urging breakup of integrated majors and tighter oversight.
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New York State
Charles A. la Torella Jr
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
la Torella
United States
Senate
Robert K. Killian
Connecticut
North Carolina
Robert Morgan
Michigan
Frank Kelley
Massachusetts
Robert H. Quinn
Daniel S. Dearing
Florida
Department of Legal Affairs
Dearing
Killian
Subcommittee
Philip A. Hart
Michigan Democrat
Jor
O. K
Seeing Ourselves A Novel ER Video Therapy Idea
In a Chicago hospital emergency room a patient views a videotape of his arrival, life-saving measures, and family reactions. The self exposure offers a new view of self and others and may aid recovery from addiction, with potential broader use for normal individuals. The piece notes the costs of government tea tasting and a coffee addict's view on funding.
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Robert Burns
Chicago
Two Energy Crisis Proposals Stir Washington Debate
Joseph Kraft discusses the energy crisis blame game and outlines two bold ideas. A Nixon plan for a single energy department with an energy czar and Henry Jackson's Senate move for mandatory oil and gas allocation aim to curb shortages and prices. Lee White proposes a government oil company modeled on TVA to set supply and price benchmarks, challenging private firms and highlighting the need for national guidance amid environmental concerns.
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Washington
Publc Service Commission
Seattle
Exxon
Shell
Gulf Coast
Pacific Coast
Nixon
Congress
Henry Jackson
Washion
Congressional
Senate
Lee White
Federal Power Commission
White
Tennessee Valley Authority
Carl Curtis
Nebraska
Feds Battle Over Self Investigations and Illinois Ties
The piece reports on a secret 2-year pact limiting cross agency probes, the FBI being ordered to investigate narcotics agents in Collinsville, and the Justice Department’s civil rights division expanding scrutiny of excesses by DALE and BNDD. It notes political tensions within Illinois GOP, favoring W Clement Stone, and AFL CIO COPE clashes led by Al Barkan against Allan Baron and William Dodds.
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Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Collinsville
John Mitchell
J. Edgar Hoover
Joseph Sneed
Justice Department
Civil Rights Division
Dale
BNDD
Charles H. Percy
Illinois
U. S
Donald Mackay
Springfield
Ill
William Ruckelshaus
Sneed
Republican National Committee
Chicago
W. Clement Stone
John Anderson
House
Senate
France
Ilinois
Anderson
David E. Brown
Winnetka, Ill
Brown
Stone
Nixon
Watergate
al Barkan
Afl-Cio
Labor Movement
Aflcio
Committee On Political Education
COPE
Barkan
McGovern Silent On Watergate To Protect Home Vote
Senator George McGovern avoids bold Watergate remarks to keep from a partisan split and protect his 1974 bid for re election in South Dakota. He cites nonpartisan pressure from Ervin committee Republicans and Goldwater while weighing reelection needs over national controversy.
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Washington
George McGovern
Nixon
White House
McGovern
South Dakota
South
Karl Mundt
Watergate
Wisconsin
Patrick Lucey
Exposed Nixonfund Drive Ties to Campaign Cash Favors
Washington sources reveal alleged quid pro quo exchanges where large donations over 100000 influenced government actions including dairy price support boosts and delayed enforcement of safety rules. Memo cites Herbert Kalmbach Arthur Kroc and Maurice Stans amid a Senate inquiry into consumer impact and inflation.
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Washington
Nixon
Frank Moss
Utah
CAB
SEC
Senate
Herbert Kalmbach
White House
Agriculture Department
Uts Aggiculture
Earl Butz
Oval Office
William Powell
Arthur Kroc
Kroc
Price Commission
Intriguing Lines on Society and Workplace Hypocrisies
A collection of wry reflections on education, theft, office inefficiency, black markets, currency, sports professionalism, and family finances. The piece lampoons prudish money, rewards, and the moral pace of modern life with satirical observations about Britain’s pound, gas shortages, and labor wages.
Watergate Provokes Reader Letters on Faith and Politics
Readers respond to Watergate coverage with questions of Christian conduct and national leadership. A Minnesota professor argues Watergate centered on secret meetings and naive agencies, not the election, while questioning motives behind public distrust and media commentary.
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Watergate
Seamnaeus
Persons Posse
Missouri
Aftale
Pampanee Semanes
Minnesota
Europe
Ninoweed
Fae
Jack Anderson
Tornado record remark and odd quotes from officials
Fragmentary OCR text shows Senator Soaper warning about record tornado rates and a comment by Congressman Sludgepump on carat sales. The passage also mentions a graduation speaker and unclear statements about gratitude and potential threats.
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