Order Out Of Chaos In A Counter Revolution
Editorial argues William Sullivan warning of Weatherman plans for kidnappings to trigger civil war and overthrow the government. Cites protests on Nixon Agnew protection gaps, Canadian rights suspensions, urban guerrilla tactics, and recent Canadian and South American precedents. Urges swift action to restore order and defeat terror and chaos.
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William C. Sullivan
FBI
Weatherman
U. S
Canada
Chicago
Sullivan
Reverend W. S eachey Retires After Notable Service
The article recalls Reverend W S eachey retiring as minister of Central Christian Church and highlights his civic role as health officer in High Point. He led the city to adopt the Model Milk Ordinance about 25 years ago, a standard now common in many cities for milk safety, before he moved to full-time ministry in 1948.
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W. Seachey
Central Christian Church
Igh Point
Heating Fuel Shortage Threatens Nation Amid Plenty
The article outlines growing demand outpacing supply for heating fuels led by electricity and gas use. It notes coal under pressure from strikes and export contracts, a gas shortage linked to regulated prices, and residual oil tightness driven by high prices and pollution shifts. It cites FTC scrutiny of possible collusion and forecasts a winter residual oil shortfall.
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Federal Power Commission
FPC
Interior Department
U.S. Office of Emergency Preparedness
U.S
John N. Nassikas
Philip A. Hart
D Mich
Joe L. Evins
D-Tenn
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Hart
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly
Evins
House
Northeast
New York
New England
Libya
Letter To The Editor A Spokesman For The Silent Black Minority
The author recalls family history as a great grandson of a slave and argues against violent Black radicalism. He praises Martin Luther King Jr. while condemning Rap Brown and Eldridge Cleaver and warns readers not to burn cities. He defends democracy and notes slander in The Resistance.
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Dixie
Burns Hill
Commerce Street
Adolph Hitler
United States
Martin Luther King Jr
America
Eldridge Cleavers
Kenya
Africa
Lester Maddox
Sidney Potter
Leonard Street
Capitol
Bob Brown
Tom
Romancing Galya Utekhina and a Midi Skirt Plot
Washington gossip columns detail Galina Atekhina Russia's cultural attache in Washington, seen with prominent escorts and discussing state affairs. A separate Senate probe led by Phil Hart investigates whether fashion houses pushed the midi skirt to boost sales, sparking industry concerns despite unclear findings.
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Galya
Russia
Washington
Soviet Union
Senate Anti-Trust Subcommittee
New York
Senate
Straight Talk on Democracy and a Winter Charity Need
A candidate denounces vote buying in a shop, urging an informed electorate. The piece also highlights a GM strike cost to taxpayers, a Lexington Children’s Home heating emergency, and a bank clan joke. Details include UAW demands, public assistance, and a $72,000 heating project for the Children’s Home.
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General Motors
United Auto Workers
Lorain
Ohio
General Electric
Junior Order Children’s Home
Lexington
Walter E. Crissman
High Point
Trophy Council No
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Utekhina
Capital Hill
United Nations
Subcommittee
Phil Hart
D-Mich
Merry
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