Signs of Energy Hope Amid Oil Price Shifts
The article reflects public unease over Arab oil dependence and notes minor price cuts by Kuwait and Qatar while Indonesia trims up to a dollar per barrel. It discusses global demand, recession, and balance of payments, and considers gasohol and solar energy as future options amid ethical concerns and long-term viability.
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America
Americans
OPEC
Kuwatt and
Tran
Indonesia
GPEC
Communism And Nationalism In the Early 20th Century
A historical analysis contrasts the failed universal socialism of early 1900s Europe with rising nationalism. It notes Brezhnev's 25th congress stance on proletarian internationalism, Moscow's dominance over other parties, and varying reactions in France Italy Spain Yugoslavia and Romania to Soviet policy and patriotic sentiment.
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Brotherhood of Socialism
Europe
Moscow
Communist Party In
Russia
Leonid Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Poland
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Ill
Germany
Kremlin
France
Italy
Spain
Rumania
Nicolae Ceausescu
Stalin
East Germany
Communist Party
Gaston Plissomer
Ith
Turnaround for Britain amid cautious economic mood
London observers note a cautious optimism about Britain's economy despite high unemployment and inflation. The London Sun highlights some light as inflation falls and output revives, while unemployment nears four million. Tax burdens drive emigration and tax exiles threaten film and arts, with little decisive action from Prime Minister Harold Wilson.
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London
London Sun
Dust and waste samples reveal Soviet tech and health
U S Air Force analysts studied dust water tire debris and toilet wastes from Soviet planes at neutral airports like Tokyo to learn about oil refineries tire manufacturing environment and Russian health habits. The effort included clever use of Japanese workers and recovered Khrushchev era excreta. The piece also reports on Harold Ford Jr accusations and Mihajlov hunger strike near death from solitary confinement.
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Washington
Air Force
U.S
United States
Sovet
Tokyo
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Io Ohio
Air Force System Command
Soviet Union
CLA
Nikits Khrushchev
Mihajlo Mihajlov
Josyp Broz Tito
Yugoslavia
Shaftoy
Good Afternoon Family Research Sheds Light On Mining History
A lengthy feature traces the Peters family lineage and North Carolina mining heritage. Roscoe Peters, longtime hospital executive, documents Hugh and Eliza Peters and the region’s metal discoveries from the 18th and 19th centuries, including Gold Hall, the Reed 17 pound nugget, and local efforts to open a mineral museum in Cabarrus County.
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W. H. Peters
High Point
High Point Memorial Hospital
Hugh
Eliza Peters
Hugh Peters
Cornwall
England
North Carolina
Charleston
Gold Hill
Gold Hall
Roscoe Peters
Peters
Goldill
Jamestown
North States Mines
McCullough
John Francs Peters
Silver Hill
Iower
Lexington
Lottie Barber
Britt Electric Company
Elwood
Dick Young
Guilford General Hospital
Guilford
General
Burris Memorial Hospitals
Elza Peters
South Carolina
Charlotte
US Mint
Philadelphia
Philadelpha
America
Conrad Reed
Little Meadow Creek
Cabarrus County
Davidson County
Fayetteville
Legro
United States
Raleigh
Reed Farm
Golden State
Minish Reform Move Targets Defense Contract Profits
The Minish bill seeks to permanentize the Negotiation Act with reform aimed at curbing excess profits in defense contracts. It would require product line audits, tied terms, penalties for late filings, and empowered board authority to end exemptions and protect taxpayers.
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House
Josep G. Minish
New Jersey
Hyman Rickover
Minish
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Sen
Russell Long
Louisiana
Senator Long
Mobil ‘S
Savice
Mobil Oil
Rep Minish
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Jack Anderson
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Harold Ford
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Lietary of Congress
Labor Department
Andrea
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Joyce Miller
Ths
Lair House
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Thomas James Peters
Bertha
Virgina
Searail Hill
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