Crisis or Pre Crisis? Blunting energy conflict rhetoric
The piece argues for calmer debate over energy, noting nuclear, oil, and fossil-fuel tensions between industry and environmentalists. It cites North Carolina disputes between Duke Power and Carolina Power & Light, Alaska oil debates, and calls for sustained research into solar and geothermal options to avert crises and conserve resources.
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North Carolina
Duke Power Co
Carolina Power & Light
Alaska
Midwest
Alaskan
Canada
Rogers Morton
Secretary of the Interior
Buckminster Fuller
America
Montana
West Virginia
Sen Betty Wilkie Bill Would Declare Opposition to Sin
North Carolina Senator Betty Wilkie proposes a bill to outlaw X and R rated cinema on home TV. Critics warn it breaches federal interstate commerce power and constitutional bounds, urging a nonbinding resolution instead. The legislature faces pressure to block the measure while signaling opposition to indecency.
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Betty Wilkie
Henderson County
General Assembly
General Assembly of
North Carolina
Wilkie
Raleigh
Biblical Recorder
Sen. Wilkie
Residue doctrine fuels debate on presidential war power
Defense Secretary Richardson argues the Cambodia bombing and broader Indochina actions fall under residual authority, claiming the president can act without new congressional grants. Critics say authority evaporated after Tonkin Gulf repeal, urging Congress to reassert war powers amid stalled legislation and long-standing executive overreach.
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Defense
Elliot L. Richardson
Cambodia
Nixon
Richardson
Indochina
House
Appropriations
United States
Vietnam
Congress
Tonkin Gulf
Johnson
U. S
Thomas F. Eagleton
D Mo
Senate
Time Of Tension Signals Widespread Summer Strife
A leaked Justice Department survey warns of rising racial tension across cities from San Diego to Washington. It cites budget cutbacks, unemployment, and program phaseouts as triggers, predicting protests, boycotts, and clashes in major urban centers and southern towns alike.
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Washington
Richard Kleindienst
Justice Department
Nixon
Kleindienst
San Diego
Los Angeles
United States
Wounded Knee
New York City
Massachusetts
Lynn
Revere
New Bedford
Birmingham
Sanity Needed in Watergate Probe Calls for a Special Prosecutor
This column argues that Senator Ervin may threaten contempt like Britain’s bar of the legislature but urges a sane path to truth. It endorses appointing a special prosecutor of towering integrity to let the chips fall where they may.
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John P. Roche
King Features Syndicate
Sam Ervin
Senate
White House
Secret Service
Ervin
Congress
House
Department of Justice
Assembly
Colonial Assembly
Pennsylvania
New York
Great Britain
House of Commons
London
Britain
Mind's Defenses on Holocaust Truth Shock Western Minds
Vatican documents reveal papal aides knew Nazis systematically killed Jews. Western civilization refused to accept the horror, clinging to civilized self-image. Justice officials doubted atrocity evidence until stark photos compelled belief. Nazis used terror as psychological leverage. A grim anecdote shows a father, a 16 year old son, and a chilling post delivery promise.
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Alliance
Washington
Vatican
Francis Biddle
U.S
Justice Biddle
Vienna
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John) Stennis
D.C
Merry
By Jack Anderson
United States Congress
House Committee On
Supreme Court
Ernest Cuneo
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