TVA Official Proposes Four Point Energy Conservation Plan
Editorial urges adoption of Aubrey Wagner four point program to save electricity and fuel. Insulation standards demonstration for industry heat pumps and improved home lighting are key steps to reduce waste. Readers urged to study and implement ideas for growth with existing production.
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United Way drive urged by local leader and POWCol George Hall
Air Force Col. George R. Hall, a seven and a half year prisoner of war, praised shared sacrifice by POWs in North Vietnam and urged Morgan Countians to pledge to the 1974 United Way campaign in October. He linked wartime solidarity to civic giving, stressing individuals should fund elder care and child welfare when government cannot.
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United Way
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Col. Hall
Crowds confront woman on Dania water tower
A Dania Florida crowd urged a young woman to jump from a water tower as police and firefighters tried to intervene. They threw rocks and chanted while officials calm the scene, then led her away safely after a tense standoff. A week earlier a vagrant drew a similar crowd.
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Dania, Fla
Roosevelt Family Feud Over Elliott Book Sparks Rift
Washington tale centers on Franklin D Roosevelt Jr and his brothers James and John disassociating from Elliott Roosevelt's controversial book The Untold Story The piece also details Allegations against Elliott and a Senate inquiry involving Henry M Jackson and a later note about Spiro Agnew kickback questions with cash gifts and contractor contributions as part of a broader call to reform political financing.
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Grand Jury
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Jones
Virgin Islands
Vic Gold
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Secrecy Urged In Common Market Talks
A State Department official said nine ambassadors of the European Common Market were recalled over two days to be cautioned about maintaining secrecy in ongoing American West European negotiations.
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New York Times
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Robert J. McCloskey
Nixon seeks veto-proof majorities shaping 1974 agenda
President Nixon aims to push administration bills through Congress with veto threats shaping 1974 strategy. He has vetoed seven measures this year, with Democrats and dissenting Republicans unable to muster two-thirds to override. The battles center on spending, defense budgets, and executive power versus congressional prerogatives amid Watergate worries and foreign policy talks.
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Senate
William E. Timmons
White House
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Office of Management and Budget
Cambodia
Notable Celebrities and Leaders Backed Presidential Campaigns
A 1 906 page GAO record lists donors over 100 to 1972 presidential candidates. Celebrities such as Frank Sinatra Andy Warhol Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and Howard Hughes gave to different campaigns amid quirks in reporting Conflicts over amounts and timing show donors often made multiple or misrepresented contributions across parties.
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Frank Sinatra
Andy Warhol
Leonard Woodcock
James R. Hoffa
Howard Hughes
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
General Accounting Office
Nixon
New York Finance Committee
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Loeb Partners
Georgia Pacific
McGovern
William Salomon
Salomon Brothers
Nixon Finance Committees
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Humphrey
Polly Bergen
Edgar Bergen
Cliff Robertson
Kennedy
McGovern- Shriver Committee
Gloria Steinem
United Auto Workers
Congressional Quarterly Inc
Israeli cabinet urges Austria to reverse transit curtailment
The Israeli cabinet in Jerusalem demanded Austria rescind a Saturday pledge curtailing transit of Soviet Jewish refugees bound for Israel. The move followed gunmen threatening hostages. Golda Meir reported that she failed to persuade Austrian Chancellor Bruno Kreisky to reverse the decision.
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Soviet Union
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Thought That An Idea Whose Time Has Come Is Stronger
Quote attribution to Victor Hugo notes a timeless truth about powerful ideas surpassing armies. It frames the concept as a driving force in history and social change.
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My Answer By Billy Graham
A 12 year old asks how to face death. Billy Graham reassures death is not the end, citing faith in Christ and biblical verses to overcome fear. The note lists publication details for a Decatur Alabama paper edition and subscription rates.
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Eterna
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