UFOs in Everyday Life Spur Calls for Better Reception
A survey of UFO reports across the South shows encounters with mysterious, unearthly phenomena provoking fear and curiosity. Authors urge a hospitable response, noting official studies at Colorado University and common misidentifications like weather balloons.
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Alabama
Danville
White Oak Mountain
Earth
University of Colorado
Air Force
U.S. Weather Bureau
Lot
Sodom
Terra Firma
Outer Space
Columbus
New World
Lindbergh
le Bourget
Oil prices rise as Arab oil cuts loom over US consumers
An analysis notes American gasoline prices surged after September and October increases, with the Cost of Living Council permitting further pump-price hikes starting November 1. The piece argues Arab nations leverage oil supplies to support Israel, while the United States seeks to balance aid with maintaining access to oil for Europe and Japan, warning of long term Arab losses if prices curb demand.
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Middle East
Cost of Living Council
Israel
United States
Europe
Japan
France
Let Us Not Have A Non-Elected President
Holmes Alexander argues against derailing constitutional process amid Agnew's downfall and Nixon’s resignation. He notes an unelected president possibility, mentions a governor convention proposal to name a Nixon successor, and warns against nontraditional routes to power. The piece critiques temptations from certain individuals and institutions.
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Washington, D.C
United States
Spiro Agnew
Richard Nixon
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Nixon
Archie Cox
Cox
Silent Majority Must Guard Our Republic From Agnew Crisis
The piece argues a dangerous minority and media venom threaten the nation. It blames Vice President Agnew for personal faults and questions Nixon’s sufficiency while urging Middle America to press Congress and avoid a non elected president. It praises measured justice by the Attorney General and White House.
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Middle America
Congress
Nixon
Justice Department
White House
Richardson
Republic
Be careful how you listen in 1911 sermon on accountability
Dr John Henry Jowett preached in New York at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. The speaker warned that hearing the gospel imposes responsibility and that abundance brings a price. He warned against mediocrity and self deception, urging action and accountability for blessings received. The piece reflects on noblesse oblige and the risk of demanding higher standards without commitment.
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John Henry Jowett
America
England
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
New York City
Tyre
Sidon
Towett
Jowell
God
Adam
Christ
Senator Soaper and the Weight Loss Craze Critique
A satirical note critiques a current weight loss fad and mentions a senator figure. The piece comments that aging is inevitable and questions efforts to stay young, highlighting the dubious ethics of diet banks and fat removal schemes.
Machiavelli in Washington A Take on Watergate Agnew
The text contrasts Washington politics with Machiavelli noting the Watergate scandal and Agnew case. It discusses leaks theories, legal maneuvers, and the idea of political manipulation by officials and attorneys. It questions sources and the role of justice as public intrigue grows.
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Washington
Machiavelli
Agnew
Niccolo Machiavelli
Justice Department
Staolf
Watergate
Artful Defeat Echoes From Baseball To Football
After playoff losses, Sparky Anderson praised Yogi Berra as a worthy opponent while Brooks Robinson conceded Oakland deserved to win. Charlie Waters admitted Ilarold Jackson was unstoppable, declaring the Ram receiver “All-World” after a four touchdown game.
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Cincinnati Reds
New York Mets
Sparky Anderson
Yogi Berra
Orioles
Oakland Athletica
Baltimore
Brooks
Hobinson
Malins
Charlie Waters
Los Angeles Ram
Ilarold Jackson
Waters
Jackson
FDA and DMSO raised questions of drug safety and access
The piece argues FDA standards for safety and efficacy hinder drug development and patient relief. It highlights DMSO, praised as safe by many studies, yet banned or restricted by regulatory caution. The article cites NAS and NRC committees noting limited safety proof and mixed efficacy, while editors lament bureaucratic overprudence and “Big Brother” surveillance delaying useful medicines.
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Washington
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Walter S. Ross
Doubleday
Pat McGrady
Stanley Wallace Jacob
University of Oregon
McGrady
National Academy of Sciences
National Research Council
Nas-Nrc
NMSO
Big Brother
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