No Knock Busts Raise Law Order Doubts in Collinsville
A Saturday raid by federal narcotics agents and Collinsville police crashed two homes by mistake under No Knock authority. In Giglotto and Askew households gunmen, theft, and injuries occurred as families were terrorized. Four agents were suspended by Myles Ambrose, who urged discharges.
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Danville
Collinsville
Illinois
Virginia
Herbert Giglotto
Giglotto
Giglette
Don Askew
Office For
Myles . J.ambrose
Americans flood Congress with letters on bread and butter issues
A survey of congressional offices shows Americans predominantly write about social program cuts, Vietnam aid, desertion amnesty, and tax increases. Voters mobilize on bread and butter topics, such as food prices and anti poverty programs, while lobbyists often steer or dilute the clamor.
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North Vietnam
Nixon
Kissinger Urges Atlantic Charter Amid Oil and Inflation Woes
The columnist argues Kissinger seeks a new Atlantic Charter for the West facing intricate postwar issues. He warns energy, inflation, and balance of payments pressures demand joint policies, oil flow guarantees, and activist oil exploration, urging Alaska and continental shelf projects, Ottawa outreach, and tax incentives to spur supply.
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Henry Kissinger
George Marshall
West
Western Europe
Japan
United States
Kissinger
U.S
Nixon
Middle East
Israel
Libya
Egypt
Rogers
Iran
Europe
North Slope
Alaska
Pacific
Valdez
Canada
Paris
London
Ottawa
Congress
Associated Press
New York City
Egypt’s Sadat and a Quietly Roaring Discontent
Ralph de Toledano argues Sadat uses a holy war threat to quell unrest as student protests grow. He portrays a corrupt Egyptian bureaucracy, widespread embezzlement, and a ruling class thriving on foreign aid, luxury, and crony appointments, while the economy falters and national prestige remains fragile.
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Anwar Sadat
Israel
Sadat
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Misl
Cairo
Nasser
Farouk
Jinan
Jacqueline Kennedy
Hng
Dayan
Jihan
Moshe Dayan
Qaddifi
Libya
Europe
United Nations
Community of Nations
U.N
Security Council
Marxist Criticism Faces Resistance in Europe and U S
The author notes New Left critics in the MLA push Marxist literary theory, while writers in Hungary and Soviet Bloc reject it. Anthony Kerrigan reports on a Budapest congress where non Reds are preferred, and a Magyar daily printed his anti Marxist analysis. In the U S A critics like Ohmann and Jameson defend Marxist viewpoints despite questions of total explanations and political pressures.
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United States
Modern Language Association
Russia
Soviet Russia
Hungary
Anthony Kerrigan
Palma de Mallorca
Dublin
Unamuno
Princeton University
Budapest
Tony Kerrigan
Maley Air Lines
Royal Hotel
Ireland
Lake
Balaton
Europe
Men of Letters
Czeslaw Milosz
America
Journal of
National Council of Teachers of English
Richard Ohmann
Wesleyan University
Frederic Jameson
University of California At San Diego
Mr. Jameson
Mr. Ohmann
Mills Chooses Trade Bill Over Tax Reform
The Ways and Means Committee faced two major proposals and chose to tackle the administration backed trade bill this year, abandoning tax reform. Taxpayers feel burdened and wary of further changes, likening reforms to postal system expansion.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
Wilbur Mills
Onion prices soar after Agnes crop loss
The piece notes a quadruple rise in onion prices since last year, with two pounds costing 29 cents previously and one pound near double this year. It blames Hurricane Agnes for crop damage and suggests Americans may skip onions to save money on meals.
Energy policy clash echoes Alaska pipeline dispute
Barry Goldwater calls for balanced energy policy amid fears of a growing energy crisis and Alaska oil pipeline plans. He warns against scare tactics by environmentalists while stressing need for new U S energy sources and quicker approval of the Alaska project to avoid dependency on foreign fuels. He cites past SST controversy and stresses national security and economic future hinge on energy development.
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Senate
United States
Congress
Alaska
America
Latin America
Far East
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Kennedy Brothers
John Chamberlain
Joe Stalin
Western
Mike Mansfield
Willy Brandt
Ostpolitik
France
Ya Nhe
Ralph de Toledano
Russell Kirk
Atlanta Constitution
Barry
Goldwater
Vetty
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