Sticky Gasoline Question Signals Possible Summer Shortage
The article discusses an expected gasoline shortage this summer with prices rising and many stations closing. It cites Darrel M. Trent of the Office of Emergency Preparedness warning of tight supplies and possible rationing, noting factors like refinery limits, crude oil scarcity, environmental rules, and the Alaska pipeline holdup. It warns of a long, hot summer with more stations posting Out of Gas signs.
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Darrel M. Trent
Office of Emergency Preparedness
National Observer
Alaska
OEP
Distaff Side Reflects on Watergate Trips and Watergate Apparel
A reader recounts a husband’s Washington visits staying at a budget Howard Johnson’s near Watergate. He notes light upkeep and proximity to meetings, and recalls buying three sets of underwear at a Watergate shop. A friend hosts him now, ending the Watergate watching.
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Washington, D.C
Howard Johnson's
Virginia Ave
Watergate Complex
Watergate
Howard Johnson
Washington
Kangan
SKY
White Howse
Air Force
Andrews Air Force Base
Secret Swiss account tied to Nixon era money stash
Jack Anderson reports unaudited cash in GOP safes, naming Alan MacQuoid involved with a Swiss bank and linked to Nixon funds. Investigators say money financed political spying and Watergate, with payments traced to Kalmbach and James McCord. Activities include deposits, safes, and a Poughkeepsie box tied to the case.
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Washington
Hun
Alan MacQuoid
Los Angeles County
Nixon
Herbert Kalmbach
California
MacQuoid
Jack Cloherty
Switzerland
Los Angeles
Scandinavian Airlines
Far West Ski Association
Kalmbach
MacQuaid
Husa
James McCord
Riggs
Watergate
G. Gorston Liddy
Marine Mic Jand Bank
Poughkeepsie
George Harnen
Liddy
FBI
Harnen
Hum
Lote
Wavergate
Anti Pollution Gadget On People Not Cars
Art Buchwald mocks EPA air rules by proposing a human breathing device as Detroit’s answer to car pollution. An engineer touts a gauze bandage that blocks half the dirty air, costing $1, while carpollution devices would run $300, urging universal use by 1976.
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Washington
Petros
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Huxley Barnstable
Detroit
Barnstable
Barnstahls
National Geographic
United States
Tdoedrotl
Ervivenmanual, Protection Agaoy
Albis
Sensing the News The Lippmann Analysis
Anthony Harrigan surveys Walter Lippmann and his critique of Jacobin theory and government intervention. He notes liberal and conservative reactions, warns against overreliance on state action, and argues self reliance declines as government expands. He cites Soviet and Western examples to urge caution about perfectability through state power.
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Anthony Harrigan
Walter Lippmann
Lippmann
Ronald Stest
Washington Post
Mir. Lippmann
Ronnald Steel
Mr. Lippmann
Governmer
Mr. Lippman
Bapal
United States
Lipp- Mat
Europa
Soviet Union
Ussr
Try Cooking For A Man on Diet
Joy Stilley writes of adapting domestic life to a heart healthy diet. A wife details shopping for low cholesterol foods, replacing cream and eggs with substitutes, and the cholesterol conscious kitchen becoming a chemistry lab. The piece blends humor with diet realities and industry innovations in margarine substitutes and faux dairy and eggs.
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Joy Stilley
NEW York
Margerine
Duke Ellington Honored by Clark College in Atlanta
Clark College in Atlanta paid tribute to Duke Ellington on his 74th birthday with a performance of classic Ellington tunes by the college band. Ellington received an honorary Doctor of Humanities degree as part of the observance.
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Duke Ellington
College Atlanta
Amazon
Wood Islands
Uni
Saucy
Avoudance
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Fred Sreaks
Joan Frasier
the Ray Allman
Tne Telegram Publishing Company
N. 7Th
Garden City
Kansas
Kannes
Jack Anderson
Gop
Chicago
Hunt
Bangladesh
John Dingell
D-Mich
Rogers Morton
Dingell
Dean Visinvainer
Craig, Cole
Herman Werner
Casper
Wyo
Dingeli
Morton
Art Buchwald
Eugene Sheffer
Tock
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