Zero Growth and Nuclear Power Race Across the World
The piece argues the United States risks falling behind as nations invest in nuclear power and energy projects. It cites Teller on peaceful uses of nuclear energy, foreign experiments with shale oil, and Russian practices, warning U S limits could let others gain energy leadership.
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United Nations
U.S
India
Edward Teller
Hillsdale College
Colorado River
Rockies
M. King Hubbert
Colorado
Argentina Strikes Force Peron Dynasty to Back Down
A general strike led by the General Labor Confederation challenges Mrs. Peron amid runaway inflation and demands for wage hikes. The unions opposed a decree capping raises at 50 percent, after negotiated gains above 100 percent. The GLC’s pressure appears to push Mrs. Peron onto the defensive as economic realities bite.
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Juan
Eva Peron
Peron
Sabel
Argentina
General Labor Confederation
GLC
Mrs. Peron
Britain faces wage clashes ruin inflation and social strain
The piece warns that Harold Wilson faces rising coal mine wage demands up to 98 percent, dwarfs the 30 percent railroad pay rise, and drives 25 percent inflation. It argues the social contract eroded, causing economic chaos, with the middle class hit hardest, urging realism to prevent U.S. mimicry.
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Britain
Harold Wilson
America
Continental Congress urged militia for all able men 16 to 50
On July 20 1775 the Continental Congress advised every colony to form militia from all able bodied men aged sixteen to fifty. A biblical verse is cited about healing and forgiveness from James 515.
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Continental Congress
Colonies
Reading old papers shows tiny type reveals big finds
A July 12 1900 issue reprinted in the Journal highlights small items: an uncalled letter for Oscar Koeppel prompts a family history check. a Niagara Falls round trip ad. a 1900 marriage license for Landsdorf and Tappan. Middletown's past commerce and 35 saloons. vanity license plates reveal local figures and jokes like BOGIE and 2-PUTT. Briar marks Carl Wells Kentuckian roots.
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Oscar Koeppel
Oscar
O. O. Koeppel
Oskar
Ohio
Leipol Tenore
Jagster Dic Henderson
Tenore
Tony
Henderson
William K. Robinson
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Callaway whistles in the dark on Watergate and Ford campaign
Howard H. Callaway, Ford campaign manager, told reporters he can whistle in the dark and that Nixon will play no role in the campaign. The piece questions the ongoing Watergate shadow and potential disclosures before the election.
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Washington
Howard H. Callaway
Ford
Gerald Ford
Richard Nixon
Callaway
Kissinger
Bebe Rebozo
Howard Hughes
Rebozo
Nixon
Mr. Ford
Rep. Wright Patman
Texas
White House
United Sates
Unreal world of Tom Wicker shows liberal bias in DC
The piece critiques Tom Wicker and his liberal DC circle for unreal views on the 1976 race. It notes Wicker overestimated a McGovern landslide, links Attica and George Jackson to liberal fantasies, and contrasts DC opinions with broader American sentiment on Ford, Mayaguez, and anti poverty spending.
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Gerald Ford
Richard Nixon
Washington, D.C
District of Columbia
New York Times
Tom Wicker
Idi Amin
Wicker
George McGovern
Oval Office
Dan Berrigan
Cesar Chavez
Defense
McGovern
George
Washington
Attica
Nelson Rockefeller
Herbert Hoover
Mayaguez
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Aparescee
Owever
United States of America
Massachusetts
California
Gene McCarthy
Ramsey Clark
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Miami University
W. B. Landsdorf
Julia Tappan
Oxford
Julia
David Tappan
Miami
Bob
Susan Kay Shriver
Phillip R. Shriver
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Tom Braden
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Alexander Haig
NATO
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Henry Kissinger
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