Oil Dependence and the Risk of Cartel Control
Washington discusses the growing dependence on foreign oil and other raw materials controlled by cartels. The piece argues for early, vigorous action to stockpile resources, develop substitutes, and conserve to prevent political or economic coercion. It highlights lead, zinc, copper, iron ore, bauxite, and tin as key concerns and notes stockpiling has occurred in the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Cromley
Washington
U.S
Free World
International Oil Cartel
U. S
Tiede Column McCarthy's 1st Obstacle
Washington report notes Eugene McCarthy faced neglect from Secret Service and media, hindering his independent presidential bid. Despite early activity since 1974, coverage and protection were limited, raising questions about press freedom and electoral access amid his constitutional challenges and ballot access needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Tiede
Washington
Ohio
Eugene McCarthy
Secret Service
Gene McCarthy
McCarthy
Terry Sanford
Fred Harris
Milton Shapp
Republic
Second Class Izaprint Page Paid When Published Daily
The notice appears to indicate a monthly or daily publication schedule with charges for second class printing. It mentions daily publishing except Sunday and legal holidays.
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Seeond Clas Izaprint Second Tau Powage
County Commissioners Hold Organization Meeting
In January 1926 the Board of County Commissioners L G Clark C J Campbell and Frank M Smith with County Treasurer John Bennett met in the Court House to set a tight economy plan. The 1951 note reports that parents of missing soldier Melvin Brown will travel to Washington to accept a Congressional Medal of Honor in his name, marking a first for a Pennsylvanian in Korea. In 1961 Al Gabris was installed president of the Management Club of Robertshaw Fulton Controls Co Indiana plant at a local meeting.
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Board of
L.G. Clark
C.J. Campbell
Frank M. Smith
John Bennett
Court House
Korea
Washington
Pfe
Melvin Brown
al Gabris
Robertshaw Fulton Controls Co
Indiana
Victims on Hoover Hate List Revealed in Washington Post Feature
The piece details how J Edgar Hoover used the FBI to harass rivals and smear enemies beyond Martin Luther King Jr. It cites figures like James Wechsler Robert Kennedy Walter Bedell Smith and George Edwards among others and notes Hoover’s running memos and attempts to control information. It discusses Hoover’s bullying approach, high level feuds, and lingering legacy in a new FBI headquarters named for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Martin Luther King, Jr
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
New York Post
James Wechsler
Wechsler
Raleigh
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
Walter Bedell Smith
Smith
Edwards
Chicago
Orlando Wilson
Los Angeles
William Parker
Clyde Tolson
Parker
Wilson
President Ford ridiculed for staged falls by press team
A controversial interview recounts Ron Nessen defending the White House image while discussing Ford’s staged ski fall in Vail and a planned dog leash stumble. The exchange claims such theatrics boost credibility and public perception, mentioning other staged moments and Mint and jerky notes.
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Art Buchwald
Washington
Ron Nessen
Ford
Nessen
White House
Ron
Mr. Ford
Inside Labor Predictions for 1980 Power Shifts and Strikes
Victor Riesel projects labor’s 1980 landscape with Hubert Humphrey or Jimmy Carter atop the ticket, a Reagan Humphrey race possible, and shifts in unions. Inflation, unemployment, free dental care, flexitime, shorter workday, judicare, pensions, and housing grants loom as unions push for policy targets and labor-friendly laws. Major strikes and reorganizations, including Teamsters upheaval, resignations, and Mafia-era ties are noted amid a turbulent public sector front.
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Victor Riesel
Washington
Hubert Humphrey
Jimmy Carter
Scoop Jackson
Ford
Elliot Richardson
Nelson Rockefeller
Jerry Ford
Rocky
Vidto- TV
Ronnie Reagan
Ted Kennedy
Sargent Shriver
Hugh Carey
Wallace
Michigan
Sen
Griffin
McGovern
Gene McCarthy
Congress
Las Vegas
Auto Union
Abe Abel
Leonard Woodcock
Apl‘cio
Hannibal
Alps
Big Apple
U.S. State Department
India
Indira Gandhi
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Covome
Henry Jackson
Meet ‘the Press
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Indiana Pairing & Publishing Company
Indians, Pa
Joan Ray Reech
Hastie Ray
Russell M. Hickey
Joseph L. Donnelly
William B. Hastings
Prank B. Hood
Associated Press
AP News
Amstrong
Cembris
Clearfield
Jefferson
West Counties
Robert Jackson
Supreme Court
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Jackson
Joseph Bay
Dwight Eisenhower
Swing
Texas’ Public Safety
Homer Garrison
Garrison
G-man
Garrisson
Detroit
George Edwards
Vail
Q—Ron
Salzburg
Henry Kissinger
Sadat
Suez Canal
The
Bureau of the Mint
Federal Reserve Banks
Mint
the Treasury
Ries
Jimmy Hoffa
New Jersey
Midwest
Fitz
Central States
Ray Schoessling
Tenner Seray
Dusty Miller
Selly
Roy Willams
Schoessl
Janes Retirement Income Security Ae
RISA
Teamsters
Dick Nixon
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Executive Council
Humphrey
Sol Stelln
Textile Workers Union
National Labor Assn
Terry Herndon
John Ryer
American Federation of Teachers
al Shahker
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