World oil and metal supply fears drive Western shortage risk
John Chamberlain argues a global cartel of raw material producers could cripple the industrialized West including the United States and Japan. He cites Yuan-li Wu and notes major imports of iron, bauxite, copper, lead, zinc, manganese, chromium, and nickel, with Germany and Britain relying on overseas ore and Australia sustaining Japan's iron.
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Jackson's Courage Apparent on Energy Crisis Yet Unassessed
By Ernest Cuneo, the piece notes Senator Henry M. Jackson warned two years ago to the Senate and White House that an energy shortage was forming. Since then no precise appraisal of available supplies or planning has emerged, beyond his own analysis.
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Fair to Oil Companies Beloved by Prices and Perils
Opinion piece arguing for fairness to oil companies amid high consumer prices. The column contends oil producers warned of depletion risks and the need for a depletion tax allowance, urging recognition of government help for a high risk industry and the limits of perfect environmental purity. It ends with a star-sign horoscope for Jan 10 1974 and brief notes on personality and business matters.
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Graham predicts Nixon rise to great presidency after Watergate
Evangelist Billy Graham says Watergate will deepen Nixon's character and may lead to a strong, wiser president. He compares Nixon’s trials to Lincoln's and urges clarifying the issue without making Watergate a political football. Graham believes a majority support Nixon, urges a clear resolution, and sees no proven crime by Nixon.
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Solzhenitsyn Publishes The Gulag Archipelago in Paris
Nobel laureate Alexander Solzhenitsyn has released for publication in Paris his book The Gulag Archipelago 1918 1956 a comprehensive study of the Soviet prison system and secret police from Lenin to Khrushchev. He cites threats to his life and the need to reveal documented material despite potential risk to named individuals.
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