Castro Demands Talks If U S Lifts Boycott
The piece argues Fidel Castro now says he would talk with Washington if the U S lifts its boycott and cites Kissinger’s statements as not naming Cuba’s military ties with the Kremlin. It stresses that the United States should hold firm on Monroe Doctrine and oppose Castroism while keeping a hard line against appeasement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Fidel Castro
U.S
Cuba
United States
Latin America
Henry Kissinger
Kremlin
Castro
Mexico
Washington
Organization of American States
Kissinger
Castro & Co
Russia
Schlesinger
Ussr
Pentagon
Mediterranean
State rep Keasee proposal on banning corporal punishment
Guilford County state representative and teacher Margaret Keasee faces criticism from teachers and parents for suggesting a state law to ban corporal punishment in public schools. The piece notes concerns that such a ban could undermine discipline, cites her experience with troubled children, and mentions precedents in other states and a National Education Association study calling for a ban. The editors express cautious support for a calm legislative hearing on the bill.
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Margaret Keasee
Guilford County
General Assembly
Keesee
Rep
The
National Education Assn
North Carolina
Aid To Church Related Schools In Supreme Court Spotlight
The Supreme Court will hear Missouri parents' challenge to deny remedial reading, hearing and speech programs under the 1965 Elementary and Secondary Education Act. The case follows June rulings invalidating several forms of state aid to nonpublic schools, fueling debate on church related education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Supreme Court
Missouri
Congress
8Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals At
St. Louis
New York
Lewis F. Powell, Jr
Mayor Beame’s Inaugural Vision and Civic Union
In his inauguration speech as New York’s 104th mayor Abe Beame expresses a goal to unite residents with the city, urging a shared identity with the metropolis. A separate complaint quotes Mia Nixart lamenting her husband’s absence as he seeks a Nixon library site, while she manages home duties with two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Beame
New York
Mia
Edward Nixart
Nixon
R.D
Reg” Tillson
Joseph D
Mae) Cox
William Robert Smith
Shorty
Presbyterian
Winston-Salem
Shale Oil Tech Seen Cutting Oil Cost to 1.18 a Barrel
The Federal Energy Office weighs Occidental Petroleum’s method to extract oil from shale without massive mining. A chamber in rock is heated with natural gas to separate oil, slashing costs to about 1.18 a barrel and potentially delivering U.S. oil within three years. Energy secretary Simon and Armand Hammer discuss the project. a White House sound system project also aims for advanced, fail safe recording in the East Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Occidental Petroleum
Occidental
Stanford Research Group
Colorado
Simon
Armand Hammer
Nixon
White House
Oval Office
la Watergate
Rose Mary Woods
Gasoline Shortage Sparks Civic Call To Cut Use
Early indicators show voluntary conservation easing the energy shortage amid debate over its extent. The U S Chamber of Commerce urges a 25 percent cut in gasoline use as communities and businesses adapt with car pools, phone commerce, and fuel-saving practices. Also noted are regional college recruiting shifts, local business moves, and several obituaries and memorial notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
University of Miami
Boston
Louisiana State University At
New Orleans
Defense budget push aims to top history record
President Nixon will ask Congress for about 83 billion dollars for FY 1975, with 23 billion for R&D and readiness. Officials cite inflation, energy costs, and Middle East tensions, plus a supplementary FY 1974 request of about 1.4 billion to address readiness gaps.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
U.S
Lewis Carroll
Pentagon
Defense
James R. Schlesinger
Tisk
NATO
Middle East
Israel
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Joe Brown
New York Magazine
Robert Daley
Commonweal
Journal of Opinion
Federal Energy Office
William Simon
Utah
Wyom
Rockies
Wallervale Iceberg
George Stewart
Jimmy Johnson
N. Elm
Dr. Johnson
W. Ray
William F. Buckley
Ecutives Club
David Tipton
Hayble
Hearth of
High Point, Inc
Greensboro
Sheraton
Robert Blakeney
William Penn School
Atlanta
Santa Barbara
Calif
Evelyn Andrews
Tom
Collette) Robertson
Pensacola
Fla
Hollywood
Attor William §. Hart
Bank of America
Tom Robertson
Gov. O. Max Gardner
Stanley Taylor
Florida
Col
Robert Heins
N.A.N.A
Detroit News
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