Mountains and justice in a distant land and a trial
The article surveys North American peaks from Alaska to the Appalachians noting Alaska and Colorado as top mountain states, mentions Mt Kennedy in Alaska and Canada. It then reports Chicago Seven contempt verdicts in Judge Edward Gignoux's court, labeling Kunstler and four defendants guilty while Weinglass Hayden and Davis are acquitted, with critical commentary on the conduct and potential appeals.
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Atlantic Seaboard
Blue Ridge
Alleghenies
Great Smoky Mountains
Mississippi River
West Virginia
Spruce Knob
North America
Smokies
Virginia
Tennessee
Mt. Mitchell
North Carolina
Alaska
Canada
Colorado
Rockies
California
Washington
Mexico
Mt. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Chicago
Edward T. Gignoux
Maine
David T. Dellinger
Jerry C. Rubin
Abbie Hoffman
Leonard
Weinglass
Tom Hayden
Rennie Davis
Kunstler
Julius J. Hoffman
Hoffman
Quintus Horatius Flaccus
Energy independence by 1980 faces expert opposition
Experts dispute President Nixon's project independence claiming energy self sufficiency by 1980 is unlikely. They cite policy legacy, and faster growth in oil and gas demand than domestic alternatives can meet, warning imports will rise into the mid 1980s and beyond.
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Nixon
Independence
U.S
USS
The
National Petroleum Council
Saudi Arabia
Algeria
Byrne Byrne and Ellsberg case amid Nixon era doubts
A column contemplates how Judge Byrne could influence the Ellsberg trial and questions whether a judge can steer verdicts. The piece compares Townsend Scudder and ponders if Ehrlichman sought to pressure Byrne, while warning against distortions in justice driven by Nixon era suspicions. It then shifts to Arab oil embargo politics and U.N. and GATT violations, urging U.S. action and Senate pressure to counter Soviet and Arab oil power.
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William Matthew Byrne
Daniel Ellsberg
Nixon
John Ehrlichman
FBI
Ehrlichman
Scudder
White House
Byrne
Elisberg
Ellsberg
Service of
Israel
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
France
Middle East
Kremlin
Soviet Union
United Nations
Mother Russia
U.N
General Assembly
United States
England
Libya
America
Kissing
Senate
State Department
Jatigon
Jacob Jattis
Jackson
Hugh Scott
Mike Mansfield
Gerald Ford
Nixon Haters Loom as Ford Position Grows
Washington coverage describes Nixon impeachment pressures rising as Gerald Ford moves toward Vice Presidency. Analysts quote Melvin Laird discussing possible votes against indicting Nixon and note rumors about Nixon's health and decision to stay in office. The piece contrasts Ford's perceived honesty with dwindling congressional support for impeachment.
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D.C
Gerald Ford
New York Times
The
Washington Post
National Scurity Council
Mideast
White House
Laird
Gerry
Ford
Congress
Richard Nixon
Nixon
No Doubt Oswald Motives Explained By Newman Book
The piece argues Oswald acted from political motives, citing Albert H. Newman’s The Assassination of John F. Kennedy The Reasons Why as definitive. It details Oswald’s rooming house findings and links to Castro, Cuba, and various leftist groups, asserting Newman’s case over psychological theories.
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Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
New York Times
Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Albert H. Newman
The
Reporter Magazine
Newman
Prisilla McMillan
Cuba
Trotskyite
Socialist Workers Party
Castro
Havana
Edwin Walker
Richard Nixon
Book Depository
Walker
CIA
Danville Register Subscription Rates and Renewal Notice
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Zschtesche King Features Syndicate
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Schlesinger
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Lyndon Johnson
Melvin Laird
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