One Voice Raised In Protest Time picks Solzhenitsyn as a countercultural figure
The piece profiles Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn as a conscience against state power, noting his literary work and new autobiography The Gulag Archipelago 1918 1956. It highlights his stance for individual freedom, criticism of Soviet repression, and calls for Western support, warning that détente without freedoms strengthens Kremlin control.
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John J. Sirica
Time Magazine
Russia
Aleksandr I. Solzhenitsyn
Solzhenitsyn
Ivan Denisovich
Tannenberg
Gulag
Lenin
Stalin
Khrushchev
Leonid Brezhnev
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Price Of Bad Planning For Flood Insurance Bill
The article notes federal flood insurance subsidies aid a few while others lose future federal flood aid unless communities cut flood losses. It urges cities like High Point to craft flood plain ordinances and warns that subsidies add taxpayer burden amid criticism of unrestrained development and minimal planning.
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Nixon
High Point
Britain in three day week grinds economy to halt
London reports a three day work week as oil and coal shortages bite Britain. Unions and government clash over pay with factories closing and trade deficit widening. Economist Nicholas Kaldor calls the move "absolutely mad" while warning costs soar.
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London
Edward Heath
Britain
Anthony Barber
The
Sunday Times
Nicholas Kaldor
Cambridge
And So To Bed warns Britain on fuel crisis layoffs
The Sun reports And So To Bed Britain faces fuel shortage with over 100000 laid off next year and 50 percent steel production cuts. Power use drops 35 percent except food lines, fueling fears of shortages. Ministers urge austerity while forecasts warn of a cold winter and ongoing fuel scarcity.
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British Steel
Heath
Sun
Family Planning Association
Britain
Washington Memo Reveals Hunt Probe On Cuban Doctor
A May 1972 White House memo shows E Howard Hunt was tasked to investigate Dr Enrique Huertas, a Cuban exile physician, amid White House and OAS visits. The episode hints at broader undercover probes by Nixon aides, tying to Watergate era abuses and hush-hush intelligence activity.
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Washington
White House
E. Howard Hunt
Enrique Huertas
Nixon
William “Mo” Marumoto
Marumoto
Charles Colson
Fred Malek
Howard Hunt
Hunt
Huertas
Organization of American States
Miami
OAS
Colson
Daniel Ellsberg
Joe Kraft
Pennsylvania Avenue
Malek
Retired BNDD official advocates marijuana decriminalization
Former deputy director John Finlater says private pot use penalties could end by 1976 with decriminalization, and suggests 1984 for full legalization. He promotes a drug policy shift toward treating addicts humanely, cites broad support, and plans testimony before state legislatures while criticizing federal anti-drug campaigns.
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Washington
John Finlater
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
BNDD
Virginia
Potomac
Finlater
America
Uncle Sam
Nate
Simon & Schuster
Oregon
Washington State
White House
Nixon
National Commission On
le Dain Commission
Canada
American ‘Medical Association
American Bar Association
National Council of Churches
American Academy of Pediatrics
American Public Health’ Association
Consumers Union
San Francisco Committee On Crime
Los Angeles Grand Jury
District of Columbia Medical Society
D.C
Mayor's Commission On Crime
William Buckley
James J. Kilpatrick
Who Is Liberal Who Is Right Scoop Jackson in Times Piece
The New York Times over the horizon radar flags Senator Henry Jackson as a liberal or right figure in a piece by Leslie Gelb. The column, presented as news, argues Jackson’s growing influence on defense and energy policy tests labels of liberal and conservative.
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New York Times
Henry
Fritz Mondale
John Stennis
Stennis
Jackson
Gelb
Senate
the Times
Anthony Lewis
United States
Moscow
America
Los Angeles
Israel
Solzhenitzyn
Scoop Jackson
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National Aquarium
Spiro Agnew
Ronald Ziegler
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