Cromley Column Another Kissinger By Ray Cromley
Washington writes about Carter choosing Zbigniew Brzezinski as national security adviser to rival Kissinger. The piece contrasts their egos, outlines Brzezinski’s bold policy visions, plans to shift power to the White House adviser, and urges attention to his 1975 writings on global policy, world banks, and oil nations.
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Ray Cromley
Washington
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Carter
Kissinger
Brzezinski
Dean Acheson
White House
State Department
Pentagon
New York
Treasury
World Bank
International Monetary Fund
U.S
Soviet Union
Western
Europe
Japan
Israel
Christmas arms scale dwarfs peace ideals in Air Force Magazine
The essay critiques Air Force Magazine as a grim Christmas feature listing global military strength. It notes near $350 billion annual spending, near 1.2 million times Hiroshima’s power, and a shift from peace to arms. It cites Saudi Arabia, Sweden, India, Oman, Egypt, and Ruth Seger Sivar’s figures urging education over war.
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Tom Tiede
Washington
Air Force Magazine
Saudi Arabia
U.S
Soviet Union
Sweden
Hiroshima
India
Oman
Egypt
Ruth Seger Sivar
Middle East
Russia
Italy
Zaire
Singapore
East Germany
Sivar
A P and Graif Stores Robbed in December 1926
Burglars entered the A and P in the George McHenry building on East Philadelphia Street and the Graif building on North 6th Street last night, taking a small amount of change and merchandise. Meanwhile, state police from Greensburg Barracks arrested former Indiana County Home Superintendent George R. Merrill on embezzlement and fraudulent conversion charges.
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George McHenry
East Philadelphia St
Graif
North 6Th St
Greensburg Barracks
Indiana County
George R. Merrill
Indiana
Washington Merry-Go-Round Seaman’s energy tips under fire
Washington reports detail how Robert Seamans sent faulty energy passages to the White House for Ford’s State of the Union. The GAO and others challenge claims on liquid metal fast breeder reactors fusion energy and a 10 megawatt solar plant, while noting possible omissions and cautious reviews by experts. The column also notes a Yugoslav dissident fast, ICC investigator limits, and Marine discharge review actions.
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Washington
Ford
White House
Energy Research and Development Administration
ISRDA
Haida
Robert Seamans
James Cannon
Jim
Seamans
Thomas Edison
Tennessee
Clinch River
General Accounting Office
Roger LeGassie
GAO
LeGassie
Cannon
Seaman
U.S
Russia
Chile
Mihajlo Mihajlov
Mihajlov
Josip Tito
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
T.H. Miller
Navy
Miller
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Nuclear power safety vs oil perils in Riesel column
Victor Riesel argues nuclear plants pose fewer risks than foreign oil and oil spills. He cites MIT experts, Crawford of Edison Electric Institute, IBEW chief Vincent O'Reilly, and university studies to claim no public deaths from nuclear accidents, while noting labor safety concerns and potential job gains from expanding domestic nuclear power.
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Victor Riesel
Nantucket
Mass
Indian Point
N.Y
Congress
Bella Abzug
Consolidated Edison
Hudson River
Georges’ Bank
W. Denham Crawford
Edison Electric Institute
Crawford
Hollywood
Norman C. Rasmussen
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MIT
U.S
New York
San Francisco
Rasmussen
Prof
Vincent O'Reilly
O'Reilly
AFLC10
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
IBEW
Charles Pillard
Mr. Clean
James Schlesinger
National Energy
America
OPEC
Economics Department
University of California At
Los Angeles
Public Service Co
New Hamshire
Our Readers Write Opposes Sunday Store Openings
A reader argues against Sunday store openings, citing Christian principles and moral decay rooted in keeping the ten commandments, comparing modern society to the fall of the Roman Empire and warning of national decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kline
It's A Fact Though Named for the Equator
The article notes Ecuador, despite its equatorial name, experiences wide temperature extremes from tropical heat to polar cold across different regions and elevations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equator
Ecuador
Califano Praised as HEW Pick by Car Pool Driver
A Los Angeles Times Syndicate piece quotes a longtime car pool driver for Joe Califano, praising his steadiness and loyalty. The anecdote compares Califano to Evel Knievel and highlights his stubbornness at red lights, his dislike of pedestrians, and his dedication to the Redskin games. The piece argues his leadership would be a country gain.
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Art Buchwald
Washington
Carter
Massachusetts Ave
Joe
Mr. Califano
Evel Knievel
Greyhound
Califano
Supreme Court
FBI
Richmond
Jimmy Carter
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
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Department of State
New York Magazine
United States
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Kremlin
Hoterprive
Asin
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THE
Indiana Printing & Publishing Company
Joan Ray Reece
Joseph J
Donnell Russell M. Hickey
Joseph L. Donnel
Eaiol Press
Associated Press
AP News
Arm- Cambria
Clearfield
Jefferson
Westmorel
Endians
Serond Clase
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Big Steel
Auto Labor
Field Newspaper Syndicate
Ioyment
HEW
Union Station
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