The Nixon Kissinger paranoia and White House leaks
The piece recalls Chesterton and likens the Nixon Kissinger era to a spy web. It argues leaks came from the White House and Pentagon alike, notes LBJ era cable secrets, and condemns paranoia versus openness while honoring internal trust.
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White House
Pentagon
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
FBI
Hesterton
Johnson White House
Jack Anderson
National Security Council
William Westmoreland
Washington
Congress
Westmoreland
Oil consortium bids $210 million for Colorado shale lease
The bid signals industry urgency amid fuel shortages and rising prices. Arabs price surge shifts profits to small wells, spurring exploration of solar geo-thermal and nuclear power. Coordinated planning could end dependence on Arab oil and unlock shale potential. The piece ends with a biblical citation about sharing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
United States
Readers weigh in on crises and Kohoutek hoax debate
A letter argues for unity and steady service during hard times, urging workers and businesses to cooperate. It also discusses a January 14 article calling Kohoutek a hoax, referencing a 1974 National Geographic piece and noting readers’ confusion.
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Jim Fiebig
National Geographic
Kenneth Weaver
Hamburg Observatory
Lubos Kohoutek
Kohoutek
Geographic
Fred Keuthan
Florence St
Keathan
Tough dope law hits campus at Columbia
Columbia University faces serious narcotics charges as five students, including varsity athletes and fraternity officers, face potential life sentences under New York state law. Three others may receive up to 15 years for lesser violations. The piece condemns campus illusion that law did not apply and calls for governors to warn students about real risks.
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Columbia
New York State
Varsit
Bot
New York
Prelaw
Kent State University
Ohio
Frank Hogan
Abbey of Thelese
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Listed
The Journal published by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio lists home delivery and motor route pricing for daily and Sunday editions. Rates include 80 cents weekly, 3.47 monthly installments by motor route, 30 dollars yearly by mail in the area, and 30 plus prices outside.
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The
News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Journal Tube
Ing
Trading Ca
U.S.A
Frustration grows over still missing in action Americans
Air Force Magazine notes 1300 Americans listed as missing one year after Hanoi promised cooperation. Teams search in Vietnam encounter empty sites, Viet Cong traps, and danger. families travel to Laos for info amid shifting war news and fading support for MIA efforts.
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New York
Air Force Magazine
The
Air Force Association
Congress
Hanoi
William P. Schlitz
Vientiane
Laos
Don Shula Mistaken Call Brings Laughable Mixup
A mistaken call to Armco official John R. Holland by Don Shula of the Miami Dolphins leads to a humorous exchange as the Dolphins coach learns he has dialed the wrong John Holland. The piece also notes school closures during a winter ice storm and recalls readers calling for updates.
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John Holland
Middletown
Tennessee State
John R. Holland
Tennessee
Armco
Holland
Don Shula
The
Miami Dolphins
Voice
Dolphins
Miami
Shula
Mobile
Ala
P.D
Ohio Bell
Board of Education
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Gilbert K. Chesterton
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William P. Bundy
Bill
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Ellsworth
Saigon
Dean Rusk
Walt Rostow
McNamara
Nixon Kissinger
Secretaries of State
Defense
Kissinger
Peking
Jesus
America
Jeffrey Hart
the Journal
Bob Considine
Mias
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South Vietnam
Joint
Thailand
Middle East
Spiro Agnew
Archibald Cox
Elliot Richardson
League of Families
John R
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