Panama Canal kept in U S hands amid canal treaty row
Public reaction to the Mayaguez incident hardens congressional resistance to a Panama Canal treaty. More than one third of the Senate sponsors oppose weakening U S control and the 10 mile American zone. House restricts funding to surrender talks. Ambassador Bunker argues for concessions.
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Mayaguez
Congress
House
Senate
Panama
Panama Canal
U.S
Canal
State Department
Ellsworth Bunker
Latin America
Bunker
United States
Canal Zone
Solar Energy Takes Step Toward Everyday Use
The article notes solar energy's potential as fossil fuels wane. It highlights a Quakertown Pennsylvania project for a federally funded senior housing complex where 152 units will use solar heat and hot water, with electrical power as a backup. The demonstration aims to expand knowledge in solar technology and conserve fossil fuels.
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Quakertown
Hillsdale Hosts Mont Pelerin Fellows Seminar on Serfdom
At Hillsdale College a Mont Pelerin Society seminar featured Friedrich Hayek and Milton Friedman discussing inflation and totalitarian trends worldwide. Panelists from eight nations described economic decline, with Argentina and Uruguay highlighted amid calls for freer markets and tax reform.
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Hillsdale. Mich
Mont Pelerin Society
Friedrich Hayek
Hillsdale College
Mont
Mont Pelerin
Hayek
Don Lipsett
Milton Friedman
Internal Revenue Service
Highway Police
America
Friedman
Does Anyone Know Elton John Help a girl meet star
A 14 year old American girl, Maria, has lived in New York after growing up in Spanish for ten years. She desires to meet Elton John, and the writer seeks any rightful connection to arrange a meeting, offering to recompense any help. The piece blends humor with a plea for assistance.
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Elton John
Maria
New York City
National Velvet
Elizabeth Taylor
Marvin
Dallas Redskins
Rolling Stone
Tower of London
Gerry Ford
Pope
Golda Meier
America
Teddy
Howard Hughes
Multinational Corporations reshape world power dynamics
A commentary argues that multinational corporations, led by American firms, wield power beyond legal control and provoke government and union concerns. It compares their rise to 19th century robber barons, notes regulatory moves, and concludes multinationals are a beneficial but complex force in global economics.
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Washington
Free World
United States
Morgan
Harriman
Gould
Sage
Fiske
Schiff
Hill
Vanderbilt
Multis
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
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Sudha Sheony
India
Indira
John Chamberlain
Gandhi
Alberto Benegal Lynch
Argentina
Maurice Newman
Australia
Gough Whitlam
Malcolm Frazer
Michael van Notten
Netherlands
Amsterdam
England
Ramon Diaz
Uruguay
Free’’ Press
Alejandro Vegh Villezas
Antonio Martino
University of Messina
Italy
John O'Sullivan
Ole Jacob Hoff
Norway
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Hillsdale
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William F. Buckley
Ernest Cuneo
Nicholas Biddle
Bank of the United States
Leland Stanford
Southern Pacific
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