Oil and Kissinger push shift in U.S. Middle East policy
The oil embargo and Kissinger interviews signal a U.S. policy shift on Israel and Arab borders. Washington will seek Security Council 242 based guarantees, linking return of territories to Arab commitment to Israeli border integrity, with Faisal pivotal to oil-backed support.
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Kissinger
U.S
Peking
Middle East
Faisal of Arabia
Israel
Faisal
United States
North Africa
Recycling steel from junked metal and auto scrapes
Atomic Energy Commission researchers in Ames Iowa with EPA and Rockefeller Foundation support pursue electron beam melting and vacuum induction melting to purify steel recovered from scrap cars and cans. They aim to extend iron ore supplies, reduce metal waste, and curb auto graveyards while noting looming steel cost rises.
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Environmental Protection Agency
Rockefeller Foundation
Atomic Energy Commission
Ames, Iowa
Ames
Iowa State University
AEC
United States
Letters to the Editor On the side of war and peace
A set of reader letters discuss the morality of science and war linked to big business, praise for the United States amid political scandals, appreciation for Christmas cards, and a plea to support families of missing in action in Southeast Asia with public reminders to contact officials and consider MIA bracelets.
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Dick Farnsworth
Garfield St
Toronto
Gordon Sinclair
United States
Chevy
Chamberlain
Queen Ave
Southeast Asia
Korea
Hanoi
Pathet Lao
Robert Hare
Henry Ave
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Middletown Journal lists daily and Sunday newsstand prices and delivery options. Home delivery by newspaper boy costs 80c weekly, motor route $3.47 quarterly in installments or $3.20 for four weeks, with a 15c monthly service charge. Mail subscriptions vary by area with rates shown and advance payment required. Founded in 1857.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Journal Tube
Botn
Trading Ca
U.S.A
U S Oil Exports Amid Domestic Fuel Shortage
Washington reports U S exports average 40 521 barrels daily this year totaling over 8 5 million barrels January through July as fuel shortages prompt debate on curbing trade. Officials warn cutoffs could worsen domestic supply while noting some exports aid small border communities and long standing trade patterns.
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Washington
United States
Treasury Department
U.S
Les Aspin
D-Wis
Canada
Mexico
French Pacific Islands
Netherlands Antilles
Panama
United Kingdom
Bahamas
Italy
West Germany
Japan
Tenure and campus excesses in the 1960s and 70s
John Roche recalls a era when tenure favored dissidents and campuses embraced bold social mission cures. He cites pre emptive capitulation to student demands, ill taught courses, and the rise of the settlement house complex undermining universities while urging a return to basic duties of educating the young.
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United States
Pass Fail grading and college finance collide
The piece critiques Pass-Fail as a superficial reform that devalues learning and pushes reliance on exams like the GRE. It notes educators face rising costs as institutions enter a period of financial strain, with bills from the big academic binge coming due.
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Edward I. Stevens
The
Educational Record
Journal of the American Council On Education
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U.S. Mideast
New York City
New York
National Labor Relations Board
Mayme Deinlein
Orchard
Newport, Ky
the Journal
James Cary
Copley News Service
John Roche
Vietnam
New York Review of Books
Dennis the Menace
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