Kissinger predicts Arab oil flow to US within 40 days
Kissinger says Arab oil may resume to the United States and Western Europe within forty days based on Israel Egypt disengagement along the Suez. The move shifts power, giving Egypt control of the canal while Russia gains naval access. US assurances remain unclear and could involve deeper involvement if the pact fails.
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Henry Kissinger
United States
Europe
Israel
Egypt
Suez Canal
Middle East
Russia
Indian Ocean
Persian Gulf
Kissinger
Vigilance urged as crime rises and police shortfall noted
James Tennant, legal advisor for the High Point Police Department, warns that crime increases without citizen involvement. He cites a single man responsible for over 100 break ins and laments lack of witnesses, urging residents to stay alert, protect property, and assist in proving cases against criminals.
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James Tennant
High Point Police
Tennant
Civil Service Commission
Lewis K. Mobley
Fifth Avenue
Thomasville
Ernestine Lambeth Finch
New York City
California
Herbert Hoover
New York
Joe F. Hoffman
Carolina
Carrie Brown Welch
High Point
John W. Brown
Conspirators named in Nixon administration plot
The January issue of First Monday lists the groups behind the supposed conspiracy to destroy the Nixon administration. The long roster includes AFL-CIO, the ACLU, Ralph Nader and allies, Common Cause, Americans for Democratic Action, UAW, United Methodist Church, American Humanist Association, American Ethical Union, and Unitarian Universalist Association of America.
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Afl-Cio
the American Civil Liberties Union
Ralph Nader and Friends
Common Cause
Americans For Democratic Action
United Auto Workers
United Methodist Church
American Humanist Association
American Ethical Union
Unitarian- Universalist Association of America
Lenin's Legacy Today marks Lenin's 50th death anniversary
Alexander Solzhenitsyn questions Lenin's role as Bolshevik helmsman and father of the Soviet police state. The piece notes censorship and propaganda under Lenin, Kronstadt rebellion suppression, and Lenin's own paradoxes as he led the early Soviet state.
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Nikolai Lenin
Vladimir Huich Ulyanov
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Gulag
Solzhenitsyn
Kremlin
Lenin
Russia
Okhrana
David Shub
Kronstadt
Petrograd
Leningrad
Leon Trotsky
Maxim Gorky
Edmund Wilson
Wilson
High Point Memorial Hospital Faces Year of Loss and Costs
Trustees study ways to rebalance finances after a year ending with a $201,672 loss amid rising costs and lower occupancy. Medicare cash advances, outpatient growth, and new equipment purchases pressured cash flow while improvements in care expanded services and shortened stays.
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High Point Memorial Hospital
Thomasville
High Point
Randolph County Hospital
Asheboro
Upper Randolph
Medicare
Nuclear Casks Haul Threat Highlighted by Research Group
A seven month Michigan PIRG study led by Marion Anderson warns that trucks and trains moving nuclear fuel casks pose fatal burn and radiation risks. It cites possible large city deaths in a crash and criticizes AEC lax testing and training, calling for inspections and warnings systems.
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Washington
Michigan
Ralph Nader
Marion Anderson
AEC
Saving gas in plain terms may curb shortages
Detroit experts urge reducing daily shortfall by one half gallon per car rather than broad rationing. EPA official warns that tampering with emission systems yields no gain and may worsen pollution, while conserving tips include steady 50 mph driving and careful acceleration.
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Detroit
Charles E. Shipley
Service Station Dealers Association of
Michigan
Shipley
Eric O. Stork
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Ann Arbor
Mich
Stork
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