Energy crisis warning sparks calls for national effort
In pre dawn remarks Thornton Bradshaw and others warn of rising coal gas and power prices as the United States faces an energy gap. Hearings before House and Senate focus on bridging the shortage amid policy limits and environmental concerns. Nuclear delays slow expansion of power capacity.
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United States
Thornton
Bradzhaws
Atlantic Aleutield Olga
Interige
Rogers C. Morton
House Interior Committee
Morton
Bradshaw
House
Senate
Federal Power Commission
Energy crisis prompts legal actions and delays loom
The piece notes environmental group pressure delaying Alaska North Slope oil taps and offshore drilling limits, with 1975 targets slipping. It mentions rising natural gas price ceilings, limited Ohio gas hookups, and calls for flexible, environmentally mindful fixes to fuel shortages.
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Alaska
U.S
Ohio Natural Gas Systems
Nixon's new bureacracy swells White House staff
Copley News Service reports President Nixon distrusts bureaucracy yet expands it by creating boards commissions and councils. White House staff grow from 1992 to 3419, costing 30.9 million to 69.3 million annually, while legacy programs persist. a dismantle seems as hard as growth.
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Nixon
Copley News Service
White House
Civil Service Commission
Office of Management and Budget
US. News and World Report
Yice
The Riddle of a Foundation of Prosperity
A quoted riddle from Good Reading speaks of a vital foundation of prosperity that sustains body and mind, supports the poor, betters youth, and fuels genius. It claims fools hate it while wise men love it, and that shirking it leads to a hollow life.
Filipinos push for Philippines to become U S state
A growing movement seeks Philippine statehood as the cure for unemployment and graft. The movement’s head says joining the United States would solve debt, unrest, rice and sugar shortages, and capital problems, making the Philippines an economic giant.
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Philippines
United States
Doctor Trewhella Who Loved Babies and Died Waiting
Dr. Trewhella, a gentle general practitioner, devoted his life to delivering infants. He built a wall of baby photos, taught by example, and filled his days with emergencies and late-night calls. He died at a maternity hospital while rushing to assist another patient.
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Arthur P. Trewhella
Dr.Trewhella
Trewdella
Jimmy Esposito
Alice McDermott
Ben Greenburg
New England
Ruth
Buddy
Bobbie
Trewhella
Trewhella Aves
Freedom Newspaper Promotes Independence and Morality
The Telegram of Columbus Nebraska May 22 1972 presents a front about freedom as a divine gift not a government grant. It argues liberty requires personal responsibility and restraint from anarchy, urging readers to pursue independence guided by moral commandments.
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Mir
Heart skips beats and anxiety in aging readers
Dear Dr Lamb explains that skipped or irregular heartbeats are common and usually not dangerous. Anxiety and stimulants worsen symptoms. a gradual walking program and avoiding coffee and alcohol can help. Proper evaluation remains important, and heat exposure may trigger faintness in older patients.
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Federal Trade Commission
Shakespearean Clues Across A Fun Word Puzzle
A scrambled mosaic of clues referencing Shakespearean themes and assorted trivia. It lists fragmentary hints about plays, names, cities, metals, animals, and common words, forming a playful but jumbled crossword style set.
McGoverns defense plan eyed through Leninist lens
The piece critiques George McGoverns defense proposals, arguing they would undercut US power and provoke Soviet subversion. It recalls Bryan era tactics, warns of reduced aircraft carriers and NATO forces, and likens future conflict to being nibbled to death by ducks in a lost world of Leninist aims.
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St George McGovern
Senater
Nebraska
California
Miami Beach
Willan Jonairgs Bryan
Bryan
McGovern
Wall Street
John Foster Dulles
Kremlin
Lenin
Laurence Bellenson
George McGovern
U.S
NATO
Western
Europe
South
Vietnam
Indian Ocean
Caribbean Sea
Pacific Ocean
Iran
Colombia
Philippines
Casey Stengel
Democracy at stake as assassinations test leadership
A reflective essay links political violence to charisma in democracy, noting recent shooting of George Wallace in Laurel Maryland and listing historical targets like Malcolm X and Medgar Evers. It questions protections, motives, media roles, and whether killer venom imperils democratic governance. The piece argues leaders must remain public servants within checks and balances.
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Laurel
George Wallace
Alabama
Arthur 3Remer
Milwaukee
Wis
Humphrey
Akes
Malcolm X
Gerald L. K. Smith
Kennedy Brothers
Martin Luther Kling
Medgar Evers
Grace of God
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Siitullaneo
Lord Russell
Eimperor
Wallace
Happe
Ruty
Kennedy
Camelot
Hugghle
Richard ‘Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Warrots
Bother Hurpan
Dediny
Readers defend courthouse cleanliness and four day workweek
A letter from a reader praises Platte County Courthouse upkeep contradicting a California visitor's negative view and argues for the four day workweek, citing benefits like a longer weekend, steady overtime, increased efficiency, maintenance time, reduced absenteeism, and better productivity across suitable industries.
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Muetz
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Lawrence Lamb, M.D
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Ohio
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Rocani
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Orlee
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Chamberlain
Ponta
Lowell
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Telegram
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