Dirksen Remembered For Remarkable Life And Role In Politics
Editorial notes Everett Dirksen’s long career from the New Deal era through civil rights leadership. It praises his bipartisan influence, his loyalty to the Senate, and his impact on Nixon’s political comeback, while mourning his death and honoring his public service.
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Everett Dirksen
Senator Dirksen
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Franklin Roosevelt
Nixon
Dirksen
Strom Thurmond
Nixon and oil depletion debate and Ho Chi Minh profile
Nixon orders aides to stay out of depletion debate as Javits cites administration sources. A long CIA view notes Hanoi leadership remains enigmatic after Ho Chi Minh’s death with changing names and unclear plans. Navy pilots prepare for Las Vegas training and HEW maps show desegregation voting patterns. Coca Cola inquiry features Talmadge quips and nutrition talk.
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Jack Anderson
Nixon
Anderson
House
Ways and Means
Washington Post
The
New York Times
Jacob Javits
R-N. Y
Central Intelligence Agency
Hanoi
Washington
CIA
North Vietnam
China
Russia
Ho Chi Minh
Ho the Enlightened
Coca Cola
J. Paul Austin
Senate
Georgia
Herman Talmadge
Talmadge
Patchinsky
Austin
Louisiana
Allen Ellender
Coca Cola Company
Councill named marketing chief at Drexel Enterprises
Herbert Councill, longtime Drexel employee and Heritage Furniture leader, is tapped as marketing chief at Drexel Enterprises, with relocation planned after completing an executive course at UNC Chapel Hill. Drexel’s Shaughnessy retires. Slack and Haworth receive new Drexel posts. A separate note mentions a reward fund increase for an 88-year-old widow's assailant arrest.
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Fred M. Councill
Heritage
Drexel Enterprises
Drexel
U.S. Air Force
Germany
Georgia
Morganton
Charles S. Shaughnessy
C. Nathan Slack
Howard H. Haworth
Manhattan Project A Bold $40 Million Arctic Passage Gamble
The 150000-ton S S Manhattan pursues a northwest Arctic route through ice to shorten the path from Chester Pennsylvania to the Orient. Alaska eyes a potential gold rush as North Slope oil bids near 431104 acres go to state-held title with private bidders seeking access to vast reserves. Estimates float that oil revenue could reach billions, shaping gas and shipping economics and funding future ventures.
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Canada
Alaska
S. S. Manhattan
Orient
North Slope
Artic Ocean
Gulf of Alaska
United States
Russia
Chester
Point Barrow
Manhattan
Northwest Passage
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Atlantic Richfield
British Petroleum Co
Christopher Columbus
Editorial Research Alaska's Big Oil Rush
Alaska prepares to auction 431104 acres for oil leases with bids possibly reaching 2 billion dollars. Winners gain extraction rights only as experts forecast massive growth and tax advantages. reports highlight Fairbanks boom potential and vast reserves. A 150000-ton tanker voyage seeks Northwest Passage access and a $900 million Trans-Alaska Pipeline study paves a north south route from Prudhoe Bay to Fairbanks.
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United States
Santa Barbara
J. Ronald Wood
Montreal
Fairbanks
Newsweek
North American
The
Toronto Telegram
Middle East
Arctic Ocean
Gulf of Alaska
Trans-Alaska Pipeline System
TAPS
Prudhoe Bay
North Slope
Manhattan
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