Americans Welcome Gordon Sinclair's Praise on Aid and Equity
The article reports reaction to Gordon Sinclair's pro American statement broadcast after its republication in The Enterprise. It cites U S generosity in disasters and global aid from the Marshall Plan to floods, earthquakes, wars, and tornadoes, noting the Red Cross funding crisis in New Orleans and ongoing international criticism of America.
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America
Gordon Sinclair
Congressional Record
Enterprise
United States
West Germany
Yellow River
Yangtse
Nile
Amazon
Ganges
Niger
Mississippi
Germany
Japan
Britain
Italy
Paris
Managua
Nicaragua
Russia
Israel
France
India
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Central
San Francisco
Canada
American Red Cross
New Orleans
Foreign Aid On The Ropes And The Debate Continues
The United States foreign aid program, funded at about 2.4 billion for fiscal 1974, faces persistent opposition across parties. The piece traces past votes, criticism from Sen. Church and Sen. McClellan, and shifts in aid strategy toward targeted categories like nutrition and education, noting the long, costly path to development. A closing note quotes a magicians’ fan letter cited by L. E. Ware about renewed public interest in magic.
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Congress
Senate
Frank Church
Idaho
John L. McClellan
D Ark
U.S. Armed Forces
U.N. Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
L. E. Ware
Pentagon Spy Ring and Auto Antitrust Hearings
The report outlines a Pentagon spying episode linked to Kissinger's files and a parallel push by Senator Hart to break up GM Ford and Chrysler. It notes off the books circulation of sensitive material and planned public hearings to curb big auto power.
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White House
Kissinger
Joint Chiefs
Robert O. Welander
Moorer
Arthur K. Knoizen
Ford
Chrysler
Phil Hart
American Motors
Hart
Michigan
Bradford Snell
General Motors
Mercury
Lincoln
Snell
American Telephone and Telegraph
No Privilege: Law Limits On Executive and Clerical Claims
The piece argues there is no federal common law of privilege and reviews how Executive privilege and clerical privilege claims face limits. It notes Nixon and others cite past precedents but warns a Supreme Court ruling could embolden secrecy or enable fishing expeditions. It emphasizes balancing constitutional value with accountability.
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Senate Watergate Committee
White House
California
Manson
Minneapolis
Paul Roe
Wounded Knee
S.D
Dr. Roe
Supreme Court
Boe
American Indian Movement
AIM
Ervin Committee
Congress
George Washington
Kissinger's Suez gamble and western doubts explained
The piece argues Kissinger pressures Israel to hand control of Suez, warning of Russian sea dominance and Western oil risk. It attacks the detente as yielding leverage, cites a wheat deal loss, and claims allies see themselves pawned in a Moscow and Peking peace effort.
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Henry Kissinger
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Panama Canal
Suez Canal
Israel
William Rogers
Kissinger
Disraeli
Seagate
West
Europe
Japan
Suez
Dr. Kissinger
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Moscow
Peking
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James H. Noyes
U.S
India-Pakistan
David R. Young Jr
Welander
Young
Mother Gross
U.S. Court of Appeals
Roe
Mr. Nixon
Ernest Cuneo
North American Newspaper Alliance
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Greece
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