Editorial condemns plan to study cooperative power project
The High Point editorial denounces funding a 45000 study of a cooperative power project as a tactic to pressure Duke Power Company. It urges fair treatment under state utilities regulation, notes Duke’s long equitable dealings, and rejects any involvement in “blackjack” tactics that harm customer and supplier relations.
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Truce talk on Earth reopens slim peace chances
In a review of Christmas and New Year cease fire efforts, the 1960s pattern repeats. South Vietnam announced 24 hour stand downs from Dec 24, with the North shifting to three day cease fires, while US officials butted heads over a wider general cease-fire amidst a tense, brittle prospect for peace.
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Future job growth could reshape politics and training needs
A Morgan Guaranty Survey predicts a larger U S workforce will ease health and labor gaps in the coming decade, boosting nonprofessional roles while threatening Nixon era politics. It notes rising college graduates from 1969 to 1978 and asks how to train tomorrow’s workers for service and information jobs amid growing automation concerns.
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Smithsonian Swaps Art Without Formal Appraisal
The Smithsonian Institution traded away a national art treasure without a formal appraisal. Acting director Robert Tyler-Davis led the deal, with Parke-Bernet providing a written estimate. Secretary S Dillon Ripley denies prior knowledge, promising two appraisals next time.
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Pollution and Politics in White House Clean-Up Plan
A 1972 era briefing notes a White House push to spotlight pollution cleanup and environmental improvements next year. It frames the move as addressing youth unrest and counters Maine Senator Ed Muskie as a leading Democratic rival. The plan aims to shift pollution as a central campaign issue.
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Moon as Gallery for Earth Masters and Machines
A satirical column notes ideas to place earth masterpieces on the moon and label wrecked spacecraft as sculpture. It references books about classic films, a misidentified colonel, and a congressman accusing the media of old tricks as passenger ships decline while access to the moon increases.
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Psychological Operations address at Fort Bragg graduation
Fort Bragg hosted a Psychological Operations graduation for 81 officers and peers from allied nations. The speaker urged defend freedom, warned against state socialism, stressed self-government, press responsibility, and America’s duty to lead in a free world.
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