Irresponsible Talk on Oil and Potential U S Intervention
The article reviews Kissinger's remarks on possible force against oil producers amid fears of embargo. It argues such military action is impractical, would harm U S stature, and distract from pursuing cooperation between oil consumers and producers to stabilize the global economy. It notes Iranian Shah reaction and Pentagon cautions.
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Business Week
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Iran
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High Seas
U.S
America
United States
Who Will Buy Ecology
Asheville Times comments on an ecology debate sparked by a Human Behavior article arguing for removing nonpolluting items like unleaded pencils. It questions public support if environmentalists push ideas such as removing lead from pencils and other common products, suggesting skepticism toward overzealous eco initiatives.
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Ecology Movement
Human Behavior Magazine
Ecology
Most Admired Man List Names Kissinger at Top
The Raleigh Times commentary notes Henry Kissinger and Billy Graham leading America’s 10 most admired men, with Ford rising to third, Nixon dropping to seventh, and Goldwater and Wallace moving up. It questions the poll’s real reflection of household opinion and suggests the true admiration lies with everyday people.
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America
Henry Kissinger
Billy Graham
Gerald Ford
Richard Nixon
Barry Goldwater
George Wallace
Ralph Nader
Ronald Reagan
Henry Jackson
Pope Paul
George Gallup
Mockingbird Lane
China
Ted Kennedy
Gallup
Hiding From The World Reflections On A Difficult Year
The Milwaukee Journal piece recalls a Racine family that shut out the world for nearly a year amid 1974’s gas shortages food price spikes and strikes. It contrasts private retreat with the need to cope with reality beyond one’s walls.
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Racine
Senate ratifies Geneva protocol and 1972 biological warfare ban
The Baltimore Sun notes that the Senate approved the 1925 Geneva protocol outlawing poison gas warfare and the 1972 convention against biological warfare. It discusses U.S. ratification delay, Nixon era interpretations excluding herbicides and tear gas, Ford administration renunciations on first use, and praise for Senator Fulbright’s leadership in pushing the record on such norms.
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Senate
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nixon
Ford Administration
Foreign Relations Committee
J. William Fulbright
Memorial mausoleum adds beauty to Oakwood Cemetery
The Elder family of High Point completed a community mausoleum at Oakwood Memorial Park, offering 665 crypts and 36 urn niches with perpetual care funded by sales. About two thirds are sold as plans to double the structure on the south side move ahead, amid debates on city maintenance and cemetery economics.
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Thomas H. Elder Jr
Jack
John
Montlieu Avenue
Oakwood Memorial Park
Taylor M. Simpson
Floral Garden Park
Oakwood Cemetery
High Point
Oakwood Memorial
Stephen C. Clark
City Hall
Joseph Anderson
Steve Clark
Clark
Washington Merry-Go-Round Probes Tough In DEA
DEA top officials face long running internal probes and tangled accusations of corruption, with Bartels accusing subordinates of using investigations as management tools. The Promoto inquiry sparked a reassignment and a coming Senate probe into DEA inspections.
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John Bartels
Promoto
Bartels
Quotes and quips from a waxing political column
A satirical review of 1975 outlooks notes senators, reforms, and bright ideas. It jokes about drinking water, guilt from affluence, and a Christmas card to the Abominable Snowman. It comments on politicians, crime, dolls, gadgets, and a GOP image push with a dubious electoral edge.
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