Fulbright Panel to Open Hearings on Cuba Policy
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee chaired by J W Fulbright plans after the August recess to study U S Cuban policy with open hearings on two resolutions concerning relations with Cuba. The move follows Nixon's China outreach and mirrors a thinkable shift in foreign policy.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nixon
Peoples Republic of China
J. W. Fulbright
America
Kennedy
U.S
United States
Cuba
Castro
Batista
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
North
Sen. Fulbright
Arkansas
Utilities Profit Spark Debate Over Appalachian Power Rate Hike
A West Virginia editorial questions Appalachian Power Co.’s 10 percent rate increase amid 16.6 percent 1970 earnings and a 17.3 percent return at its parent American Electric Power. It notes delayed pollution controls and argues for watchdog restraint in a utility driven market. It also touches on US Cuba policy debates, suggesting openness to altered Cuban relations and reformist views amid international tension.
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West Virginia
Public Service Commission
Appalachian Power Co
PSC
General Motors
Appalachian Power
American Electric Power
New York
Cabin Creek
Air Pollution Control Commission
Thought For Forgetters Warns on Leaving Keys in Parked Cars
A New York state court awarded $33,000 to a man whose wife was killed by a stolen car driver. The owner pays the judgment, as the hijacker testified keys were left in the car. The ruling may influence other states and highlights the risk: theft cars are far likelier to be involved in accidents than owner driven ones.
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New York
Moneysworth
Death of the Good Life in the Convertible Era
Russell Baker argues the convertible long made little sense and is ending as auto makers stop producing them. He traces a trend from ocean liners to air travel and hotels, noting the rich lose a luxury once tied to conspicuousness. The piece questions what riches mean when travel becomes speed and isolation on sealed turnpikes.
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New York Times
Chrysler
Ford
General Motors
Detroit
America
Europe
Paris
White House
New York
Rome
Readers' Forum Defends Antipornography Drive
The Gazette references Bob Grubbs in a dispute over Charles H. Keating Jr founder of Citizens for Decent Literature listing 11 U S senators on its honorary committee including Hechier and Mollohan of West Virginia. The letter cites industrial and educational leaders backing the national anti pornography push.
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the Gazette
Bob Grubbs
Charles H. Keating
West Virginia
Charles H. Keating Jr
Citizens For Decent Literature
U.S
Set Oe Hechier
Mollohan
Nixon Undercuts Desegregation Drive and HEW Leadership
The article argues President Nixon weakens desegregation efforts and HEW leadership by opposing federal busing measures and limiting funds for school integration. It contrasts his stance with the Supreme Court ruling on busing and praises the Keating organization for obscenity enforcement, highlighting legal strategies to uphold morality laws.
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New York Times
Washington
California
Lockheed
Nixon
Austin
Tex
Elliot Richardson
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Robert Finch
Leon Panetta
HEW
Office of Civil Rights
J. Stanley Pottiner
Richardson
Richard Nixon
White House
Finch
Pottinger
Panetta
Congress
Supreme Court
Ustin
CDL
West Virginia
Charles Keating
Hig
Humorous Proposals Highlight L C M S Convention Workbook
Milwaukee story notes how the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod circulates a 500 page biennial convention workbook with 14 000 copies, mainly overtures from 6 801 congregations. It cites resolutions ranging from extreme denunciations to wild humor by Rev Ronald Redder in Cincinnati proposing absurd overtures and lampoons.
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Milwaukee
Lutheran Church- Missouri Synod
Mad
Holy Trinity Church
Okaochee
Wis
Mission: Life
Beautiful Savior Church
Broomfield
Colo
Christ Church
Coos Bay
Ore
Peace Church
Sparta
Mich
American Lutheran Church Brethren
Zion Church
Kokomo
Ind
J. A. 0. Preus
Missouri Synod
Cincinnati
Ronald Redder
Lutheran Church of Our Savior
American Lutheran Church
Concordia Seminary
St. Louis
Message fragment hints at missing $20 billion from WV figure
A dated intercepted note from August 7, 1971, addressed to Charlie mentions a plan to “make that $20 billion disappear in 2 minute” and references names like George, Shearer, Big Leni, and Beleo. The fragment lacks concrete details, relying on cryptic insinuation and page reference for context.
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Charlie
West Virginia
Books on Pueblo Crisis Draw Fire From Critics
The Times-Post reviews multiple military books, led by Second in Command about the Pueblo incident. It catalogues Lloyd Bucher and Edward Murphy Jr. as central figures, contrasting their testimonies, and notes Richard Hammer's The Court Martial of Lt Calley as another major work. The piece critiques style and focus while underscoring debates over heroism and accountability in the Vietnam era.
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Times-Post
Lloyd M. Bucher
Bucher
Pueblo
Edward R. Murphy Jr
Murphy
Ethan Allen
Queeg
Calley
Richard Hammer
Murphy's
Vances
Daniel Ellsberg
Hammer
Medina
Peers Board
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Eisenhower
Noone
South
Gioup
Reader's Digest
U.S. Supreme Court
Keating
Lester Kinsulving
Lutheran Lampoon
Esdras
Martin Luther
George
Aere Shearer
Big Leni Beleo
S. L
Marshall
Mr. Murphy
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