Prophetic Vision Of 1970s Upswing And Troubled Times
A dated oracular forecast describes secret defense papers causing division and upheaval in the United States, with Southeast Asia turmoil and global repercussions. It predicts Nixon running mate changes, Agnew’s rise, cabinet shifts, a cancer cure, SST and space platform plans, and varied political and social trends through 1977 and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense Department
New York Times
America
Southeast Asia
United States
Larger Plot Shifts in Cold War Politics Post 1975
Analysis notes post 1975 where Southeast Asian nations move toward neutrality and independence. It attributes shifts not to U S efforts but to upheaval within communist countries and regional upheaval affecting alignment.
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United States
Ussr
Southeast Asia
Prisoners Of War and World Peace Debate
The author argues a definite withdrawal date in Vietnam is dangerous for U S policy. Talks with the USSR and possible inclusion of Communist China in the UN are cited as risks. The writer predicts no real thaw with Red China and fears increased Soviet influence and manipulation.
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Vietnam
Ussr
Change in Italy Egypt
Prediction of a communist style shift in Italy and Egypt toward greater world influence. Sadat signs a 15 year treaty with Russia. caution urged against his peace efforts and speculation of danger from pro Soviet factions and medical professionals.
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Italy
Ussr
China
Sadat
Egypt
Russia
Moscow
Public discourse foresees school reform and space age tensions
A speaker warns that failure to curb busing endangers public schools and faith in education. They predict a late 1970s shift to pupil-centered schooling, plus a three Ls addition and marked Soviet maneuvers including space programs and MIRV threats. The piece urges credibility gaps reduction and clearer U S space interception progress.
S.A.L.T. Talks Seen As Threat To U.S. Lead
The speaker predicts the S.A.L.T. treaty will be accepted in full, weakening U.S. second strike power before 1975. They warn of deliberate sabotage by U.S.S.R. influence and collusion with U.S. officials to back the USSR draft, risking strategic parity.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Henry Kissinger
Father Philip Berrigan
Volunteer Army
Babe
Ruth
Willie Mays
Hank Aaron
Joe Frazier
Jesus
Vietnam
S.A.L.T
Toto
Central Committee of the
Ussr
S.A.S.T
America
Chicago Tribune
Predictions and visions from the 1971 Chicago Tribune column
A astrology style column predicts Lyndon Johnson will emerge as a greater statesman amid party tensions and hints at Nixon era economy shifts. It also forecasts future fortunes for Martha Mitchell, Chief Justice Warren Burger, Mayor Richard J. Daly, Erich Segal, Beverly Sills, Willie Mays, Charles Evers, Leo Durocher, Sonny Jurgenson, and broad city and environmental improvements by 1973 1974.
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Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Nixon
LBJ
John Connally
America
Warren Burger
Defense Department
Supreme Court
Daly
Richard J. Daly
Chicago
Erich Segal
Beverly Sills
Willie
Willie Mays
Charles Evers
Fayette
Miss
Midas
Eichhorn Named Cedar Rapids NAA President for 1971 72
Howard J. Eichhorn of Marion has been elected president of the Cedar Rapids chapter of the National Association of Accountants for 1971 72. He holds a BA from Coe College and an MBA from Washington University. He is a partner in the CPA firm Dee Gosling and Co. New officers include Ervin H. Menken and John D. Bryant. Directors and assignments listed include Leo J. Drilling Edward L. Burrell Joseph B. Trecek John C. Botkin C. M. Weepie Maurice D. Campbell Phyllis J. Weston Clarence L. Burton John F. Bachtell Russell M. Hansen and F Eugene Bender.
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Howard J. Eichhorn
Seventeenth Street
Marion
Cedar Rapids
National Assn. of Accountants
Eichhorn
Coe College
Washington University
St. Louis
Cee
Kirkwood Community College
American Institute of Banking Groups
CPA
Dee, Gosling and Co
Ervin H. Menken
Settlers Bring Blue Grass to Kentucky Pastures
The World Almanac notes Kentucky earns the Bluegrass State name from blue grass introduced by early colonists. This grass is praised as a fine North American pasture species, growing short with a bluish-green hue in many pastures.
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Blue Grass
Kentucky
The
World Almanac
North America
South Vietnam Faces Troubles Under President Thieu
The speaker foresees troubled days for the South Vietnamese government with internal and external pressures. He predicts Thieu will be reelected if he lives, but notes surrounding vibrations and no other clear developments at present.
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Thieu
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By Jeane Dixon
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Black Panthers
Boeing
Lockheed
Hollywood
Southern University
Middle East
Jeane Dixon
Secrets Publication
United Nations
Republic of China
Taiwan
Red China
Congress
U.S
Department of Defense
Soviets
Leo Durocher
Leo
Sonny Jurgenson
South Vietnam
Wilson Festival
Asta Canne Soft Drinks
Hormel
Aunt Jane
Pillsbury Instant Breakfast
Pet Ritz
Esa
Apelin
Finch Beri
Third Avenue
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