No Toleration For Henry Kissinger Editorial
Editorial argues Kissinger’s wiretapping and power centralization taint his legacy. It critiques deception, contrasts Nixon era measures, and warns of eroded U.S. institutions. The piece notes Kissinger’s influence, China and Soviet détente as divisions, and urges limited tolerance.
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Washington
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Nixon
China
Soviet Union
Heating Oil Shortage Seen for Next Winter
Washington report warns a heating oil shortage next winter could be worse than last year. Officials weigh relaxing sulphur-emission rules to free more heating oil, despite EPA caution. Dependency on refinery output, crude supplies, weather, and policy choices shape the outlook amid broader energy shortages.
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Edward Cowan
New York Times News Service
Washington
Nixon Administration
Oil Policy Committee
Environmental Protection Agency
William E. Simon
John H. Lichtblau
Petroleum Industry Research Foundation
Lichtblau
New York
Middle East
United States
Lerner
Stephen A. Wakefield
Wakefield
Thought on Prosperity From Confucius
The saying warns that when prosperity comes one should not spend all at once. It reflects restraint and prudent management of wealth, urging balance between enjoying gains and preserving resources for the future.
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Confucius
Descriptions of Jesus How Representations Shaped Faith
The text discusses the absence of authentic ancient images of Jesus and suggests later artistic depictions reflect artists' imagination and historical context. It notes Luke 2 and the incarnation as humane. emphasizes faith over physical likeness and the spiritual reality of Christ as Savior Lord and Friend.
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Jesus
H.W
Christ
Publius Lentulus
Judea
Tiberium Caesar
Jesus Christ
Jerusalem
Luke
God
All-Volunteer Army Prospects Uncertain
Washington reports that Pentagon officials are unsure if the United States can sustain adequate armed forces on an all volunteer basis. Army chief Gen Creighton Abrams says he will know next winter after a year without the draft.
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Washington
Pentagon
United States
Nixon
Creighton W. Abrams
Army
Abrams
Congress
General Accounting Office
Armed Services
Marine Corps
Mitchell and Stans arraignment today in Vesco case
Former cabinet members John N. Mitchell and Maurice H. Stans face arraignment on perjury and obstructing a federal investigation into New Jersey financier Robert L. Vesco. Also named are Vesco and Harry D. Sears in a May 10 indictment charging improper government interference in exchange for a $200,000 secret gift to President Nixon's re election bid.
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New York
John N. Mitchell
Maurice H. Stans
New Jersey
Robert L. Vesco
Mitchell
Stans
Vesco
Harry D. Sears
Nixon
Shelton Era Founder Editor 1912 1924 Traced
Biographical note credits WR Shelton as founder editor from 1912 to 1924 in a New York Times News Service dispatch carried by Associated Press. The item appears in a 1973 publication noting his role and dates.
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Associated Press
New York Times News Service
Congressional Quarterly
Vesco seeks Nixon family access amid Costa Rica cash ties
Washington column alleges Robert Vesco courted Presidents Nixon and Figueres through family links, detailing Donald Nixon and Fernando Figueres as focal points. It cites a CIA report on Costa Rican business troubles and notes Vesco’s indictment, possible U S citizenship change, and Watergate gossip. It also mentions Mitchell diary rumors and political infighting within the White House.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
International Financial
Robert Vesco
United States
Costa Rica
Richard Nixon
Jose Figueres
Vesco
Donald Nixon
Nixons
George Clifford
Don Nixon
John Ehrlichman
Marti
CIA
Fernando Figueres
Bahamas
Figueres
Nixon
SEC
U.S
Watergate
John Mitchell
Grand Jury
Senate
GOP
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Kansas
Bob Dole
Colorado
Peter Dominick
Goldwater
White House
Herb Kalmbach
Kalmbach
Elliot Richardson
John Dean
William Ruckelshaus
FBI
Decatur Daily publisher details and misstatement policy
The Decatur Daily lists founder editor W R Shelton 1912 1924 and notes publication by Tennessee Valley Printing Co. in Decatur Alabama with mail and carrier subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, trade zone pricing, and a policy on misstatements seeking prompt redress.
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W. R. Shelton
Decatur
Alabama
Tennessee Valley Printing Co., Inc
P.O. Box
Ala
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