Crisis over progress as experts warn of tech driven collapse
A MIT compiler warns mankind faces a golden age ending in 40 to 50 years as population growth pollution and resource depletion converge. British ecologists issue Blueprint for Survival urging population cuts and tech scale back. An ecology activist calls for wartime resource rationing to combat tech dependence. Joseph Ramey notes geothermal power potential as a future energy source.
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Massachusetts Institute of ‘Technology
Henry C. Waltich
Joseph Ramiea
United Nations
Geothermal Promise Explored Across Americas and Beyond
Scientific American discusses geothermal belts along the Western Hemisphere from Alaska to Chile, plus the Circle of Fire, two thirds of Turkey's potential, and Ethiopia's field capable of powering Africa. Satellite sensing may reveal deposits, while Los Alamos works on an electric drill to access them.
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Scientific American
Americas
Alaska
Chile
Pacific
Turkey
Ethiopia
Africa
Central America
United States
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
New Mexico
TV vs FCC and Justice clash rocks ad supported TV
A columnist laments government meddling in television advertising and media, detailing FCC license threats and Justice Department antitrust actions. The piece argues industry faces conflicting edicts from regulators, creating a no win situation for broadcasters.
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Weelieve
FCC
Federal Communications Commission
Jaslice Department
Harold M. Fleming
Fleming
Justice Department
Dusand
broadcasters feud with government over FCC and Justice action
CBS President Robert D. Wood questions the timing of the Justice Department action against prime time rules, while an ABC stakesman notes the agencies oppose each other. Edith Efron argues TV should be freed from licensing and regulation to compete, as the industry faces a no-win situation amid agency dispute.
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Justice Department
CBS
Robert D. Wood
FCC
ABC
Nixon
A& Edith Efron
TV Guide
Paradise
Mechanical secretary promises privacy from nuisance calls
A private firm offers a $149 device that answers calls, records messages, and lets users monitor conversations. It even allows breaking in to greet friends or debtors, claiming it could improve the current flood of solicitations amid government debate on control measures.
The Godfather Analogy Sparks Vietnam Debate
A long, stylized allegory compares U S actions in Vietnam to mob conflicts, with a fictional Don Riccardo at 3600 Pennsylvania Ave. A council discusses who backs whom, threats of war, and the need to pressure rival families while avoiding global fallout.
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Vietnam
Don Riccardo
Godfather
Pennsylvania Ave
Henrico
Saigonetti
Basla
Hanoichese
Godfather edges to peace as factions clash in crime family room
In a tense meeting, capos urge all out war against Saigonettis while the godfather weighs honor and election risks. Unrest grows as rivals claim reprisals by Ranaicheses and calls to topple the Saigonetti alliance intensify before November elections.
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Saigoretti
Handehese
Kremlitiechios
Kremliniechio
Kremiinicchia
Tandichese
Saiganetti
Godfather
Freedom march poster in The Telegram April 22 1972
Columbus Nebraska paper The Telegram prints a call to action advocating freedom from government control and aligning with religious and constitutional ideals. The piece promotes selfreliance and restraint, urging readers to begin efforts on a Saturday in April.
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Columbus, Nebraska
A Psychohistory Portrait of Nixon by Mazlish
The book by MIT professor Mazlish analyzes Richard Nixon through psychohistory, presenting a nuanced view of his divided personality and inner conflicts. It argues Nixon integrated conflicting traits into a disciplined presidency and offers a compelling, sometimes moving, assessment for readers in an election year.
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Richard Nixon
Nixon
Gore Vidal
Philip Roth
Jethur Schlesinger Jr
Kennedy
Bruce Maulish
Basle
Éoe
Maulish
Ruth
Mazlish
MIT
Freud
Leonerda
Moses
William’ Bullitt
Woodrow Wilson
Dole calls for civil disobedience over party debts
The piece critiques Senator Dole of Kansas proposing Americans withhold telephone bill payments to pressure Democrats on a $1.4 million AT&T and ITT debt dispute from the 1960s. It questions legality and Republican ethics, comparing to tax withholdings and signaling broader government influence.
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Toto
Kansas
Robert J. Dole
Patty
Dole
Democratic Party
American,Telephone & Telegraph
At&t
Chicago
You
Cole
Trishem
Tammany Hall
City Machine
White House
American Airlines
Mr. Dole
Tewyer
Dale
Wildrom
Republic
Taxpayers Anonymous Acts to Threaten Revenue Agents
A duplicated sheet from Taxpayers Anonymous promotes armed style confrontations with revenuers. It cites incidents in Long Beach California where members assembled to confront agents, including a staged citizen arrest for littering. The anonymous group claims patriotism and vows to publicize government pressure on taxpayers.
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Taxpayers Anonymous
Internal Revenue Service
Fullerton
T.A
Blanche Allen
Long Beach
Welfare
Office of Economic Opportunity
US. State Department
Alcohol, Tobacco, and Fire Arms Bureau
Sante Ana
Callf
Register
Zebra color debate: are they white with black stripes
A science view on color answers that the zebra is white or nearly white with black stripes. The question highlights the contrasting appearance and says scientists describe the animal as predominantly white with dark stripes.
Humiliation by Over-40 Americans Themes
Analyzes a collective humiliation felt by older Americans born before World War I as they confront a world they helped build yet view as rigged against minorities. It traces pride in the American dream, charges of imperialism, shifting global power, and disillusion with education, wealth, and political demagogues in a nonnuclear era.
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The
Brave
Land of the Free
America
Rople
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