Arabs Ready Oil Weapon To Pressure Israel And U.S.
Editorial notes Arab oil powers view possible western energy shortages as leverage to push friendly policies toward the Arab world. King Faisal warns against reckless use of the oil weapon while Libya signals gradual production continuity amid broader strategy to shape Middle East policy.
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Israel
U.S
Japan
Middle East
Juan de Onis
The
New York Times
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
United States
Zayed bin Sultan Al-Nahiyan
Abu Dhabi
Persian Gulf
America
Libya
Europe
Reincarnation beliefs and Middle East oil notes
The speaker discusses Christian resurrection versus popular reincarnation doctrine citing I Corinthians 15. The text shifts to Middle East oil, noting Saudi Arabia's production near nine million barrels per day, rising output by Iran Iraq and Abu Dhabi, and debates on foreign earnings versus keeping oil in the ground. Saudi advisers question foreign earnings needs and U S political inducements may be sought to justify further increases.
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Paul
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Stephen
Saudi Arabia
Iran
Iraq
Abu Dhabi
Kuwait
Libya
Faisal
United States
The Power of Faith and America’s Good People
Norman Vincent Peale argues against national self-criticism, praising ordinary Americans seen in a Pittsburgh backyard scene. He contends most citizens are honest, decent, and loving their country, urging readers to see the good and speak positively about America. He notes the media’s focus on bad news and calls for balanced perspective.
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Jim Brown
Bill
Jim
United States
America
Pittsburgh
Posi
Police Issued Bomb Warning Adds Security Tone
Washington sources reveal a nationwide police alert about possible terrorist bombings on an Irish scale in the United States. The National Bomb Data Center at Picatinny Arsenal issues bulletins stressing public evacuation within 250 yards, car bombs, and the need for detection tech while maintaining secrecy.
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Washington
United States
Justice Department
Picatinny Arsenal
Dover
N.J
Belfast
Bulletin
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Impounded Funds Face Court Rulings in HEW Impoundments
The Nixon Administration’s impoundment policy faces concerted legal challenges as a Library of Congress study shows only five wins in thirty federal cases by early September. Courts have ordered HEW to release hundreds of millions while disputes over spending plans and continuing resolutions continue into fiscal 1974.
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Phillip Karber
Braddock, Dunn and McDonald Think Tank
Karber
Elizabeth Bowman
Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Nixon
Congress
Library of Congress
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Department
Federal District Court
Gerhard A. Gesell
Administration
Daniel J. Flood
House
Caspar’ W. Weinberger
Weinberger
Paul G. Rogers
House Health Subcommittee
Rogers
Supreme Court
Georgia
Justice Department
Decatur Daily Masthead and Subscription Rates
The Decatur Daily, published by Tennessee Valley Printing Co, lists founder editor W R Shelton 1912 1924 and states misstatement policy. It notes AP membership and subscription rates by mail and carrier, with daily and Sunday plan prices 36 to 42 per year in trade zone and 9 monthly, including all sales tax.
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Decatur
Alabama
The
Tennessee Valley Printing CO
Ala
INC
P.O
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Associated Press
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