Dismissible conspiracies in Kennedy and King cases questioned
A House committee labeled the Kennedy and King killings as "likely" conspiracies but offered no solid evidence or final conclusions. It criticized acoustical claims, noted dissenting members, and urged the Justice Department to proceed with what was left unresolved after spending over 15 million dollars.
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Somoza Flees to Florida as U S Grants Visa
Somoza Debayle exits Nicaragua in a limousine guarded by National Guards, heading to a Florida estate. State Department reportedly grants a four year B-1 B-2 visa with possible path to permanent residency and citizenship as his wife is an American.
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Anastasio Somoza Debayle
Florida
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el Salvador
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Organization of American States
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Opposites share goal in appreciating hot sunny days
The author argues that enjoying heat in summer is possible with a shift in mindset. Open windows bring light and air, work is best done early, and a tall iced tea becomes a refreshing reward. The piece celebrates embracing heat rather than resisting it.
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Midwest
Editor seeks list of weather joys from a year of seasons
The writer reflects on enjoying low energy bills and shade from a backyard maple. They value afternoon reading and writing under the tree, mending, and a screened porch in cooler evenings. They contrast current July heat with February, seeking a list of what to appreciate in winter as well.
Energy crisis and electoral college debate in 1970s piece
The article argues for expanding U S energy development and reducing red tape while contrasting reserves and resources with Big Oil. It also discusses Bayh s proposed direct presidential elections and cites opposition from Hatch Thurmond and liberal groups Urban League and American Jewish Congress.
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United States
Rocky Mountain States
Green River
Vernon Jordan
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Howard Squadron
American Jewish Congress
The Mountain Has Yielded a Mouse
The piece critiques Jimmy Carter’s energy speech as weak and limited, showing consistency with past faults. It argues the president failed to address inflation, energy production, and economic reform, while touting unity and faith without real solutions.
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Jimmy Carter
Camp David
Jesse Jackson
The
Audubon Society
Washington
Right Linguistic Dislikes By Carl Kane
Sydney Harris style critics note issues in English usage. Lorene Chehak cites “pur-see” in Webster’s. John Malone questions “Canadian goose gosling” redundancy. Wes Ralston fights “at” in questions. Kocher and Erik clash on dolphin and porpoise meanings. the writer warns against four word directions that mislead readers.
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Robert Kocher
Coe
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