Alaskan oil pipeline debate outlines safety and route
A pamphlet by Alyeska Pipeline Service Company argues the Alaska oil pipeline is efficient and safe, detailing route from Prudhoe Bay to Valdez, construction timeline, environmental safeguards, permafrost handling, right of way, wildlife considerations, and emergency measures to address public fears. It emphasizes long term oil supply, lower sulfur content, and robust monitoring while pledging environmental restoration and strict cleanliness by contractors.
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Alaska
Te Alyeska Pipeline Service Company
Als Shire
Ieonicid
North Slope
Prudhog Bay
la Valdez
U.S
le Mine
P.s.i
Arso
AlyesSa
Congressman Martin Opposes Metric System Change
Congressman Dave AM Martin opposes adopting metric measures citing cost estimates around 15 billion dollars and potential consumer confusion. He argues a universal system aids global commerce and communication, noting nations adapt over time and that familiarity with meters and grams would eventually prevail.
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Dave AM Martin
Eoonsoner
Martin
Columbus High
Vieters
Fremont
Great Britain
Inije
Silent War Between Press and State in World War II Era
A fractured account recalls clashes over censorship, espionage, and press freedom surrounding U S government actions during and after World War II. It mentions the OSS, Pearl Harbor, submarine warfare, and the pushback against official secrecy led by journalists and figures like Pearson and White House press officials.
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Ballle End
Pentagon
Hove
Department of Justice Aid
Baler
Wastienes
Edwards
Lockner
Hornhub
Dapanest
Werman
Taycheat
Japan
Roth
Aly Foren
le Mature Corps
Con Guard
Nernne Crusaders
Sale
Trew Pearson
Olhvers
White House
Rarps
West Wing
Seerelin Y
Minne Wiksis
Pelelnt
Navy Cross Legend Jim Bishop Heads Home to Virginia
The wartime hero Jim Bishop, claimed as one of only two to win four Navy Crosses, returns to Satuda Virginia after a long struggle with secrecy and battlefield tales. He spoke of battle pride and the toll of confidential reports. The piece also touches on top secret government papers and media tension with the Kennedy era.
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Bar Bia
Tomet Hin
Satuda
Virginia
Marine Corps
Douglas MacArtiun
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Dapan
Joint Chiefs
Koyes Vlasledt
Tre
Tranan
Nina
George Catlett
Ford Myers
Tsil
Kennedy
Vietnam
Diem
Layne Ou
Dallas
New York Times
Washington
Freedom paper declares self-control and liberty ideals
A Columbus Nebraska edition from July 4 1971 proclaims freedom as a gift from God and self-control, contrasting license and anarchy, and aligning with moral guides like the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence to promote individual liberty.
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Telegram
Your Freedom
Epilepsy risk from carbon monoxide poisoning noted by Dr Lamb
A reader asks if carbon monoxide poisoning can cause epilepsy. Dr Lamb explains brain damage from oxygen deprivation can trigger convulsions and epilepsy-like episodes, with brain injury from lack of oxygen or poor circulation. He notes immediate heart and brain rescue can prevent permanent harm and lasting disability.
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Lawrence Lamb
Pr. Lamb
Illinois Visit a Tidier Tale Amid Confusing Transcript
Fragmentary OCR text from a 19th or early 20th century page includes random phrases and garbled names such as Alton and Helsing, with scattered numbers and terms like Greek gravestone and timber. The readable bits hint at place names and brief captions but no coherent event or clear reporting.
The New Left Decline and Festival Woes Observed
A critical running commentary on the New Left from a festival scene in Louisiana and Newport. It notes heat and disorganization at a rock event, criticism of Trotskyite factions, and legal pressures that hamper protest campaigns while lamenting leadership missteps and failed radical ambitions.
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Louisiana
Newport
George Wein
Woodstock
Andavar
Solto
New Left
New York
Phillip Abbott Luce
Students For A Democratic Society
Trotskyites
Trotskyite Party
Luce
Tyotskyites
U.S
Woodstock Nation and a Lost Leader Echo
A reflective piece recalls a young man who drew friends to a barn near Powder Hill leading to vandalism during a festival and a fatal attempt to hop a freight train in Nebraska. The author notes leadership potential corrupted by romanticism and laments the self-destructive turn of the movement.
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General Grant
Charles Fivans Hughes
Powder Hil
Connecticut
North Carolina
British Columbia
Nebraska
Woodstock
Freedom or Independence in a Voluntary Marketplace
The piece argues freedom equals control of one’s property per Galambos, distinguishing independence from freedom. It says self sufficiency rests on voluntary exchanges in society, avoiding force or laws, and that true freedom rises when property remains under individual control while mutual trade without coercion binds people. It cites Ludwig von Mises on market self interest driving effort and limiting coercion.
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Freedom
Andrew Oj. Galambos
Br. Galambos
Tee
Galathos
Ludwig von Mises
Genturroes
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