Reagan Energy Report Sparks Debate Over Truth and Policy
The piece argues the Carter administration withholds energy details amid disputes on nuclear policy and a suppressed ERDA report praising plutonium recycling. It cites a gloomy CIA estimate, planned saturation of the Carter program, and resistance to breeder reactors, suggesting political manipulation and FOIA pressure to reveal documents.
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United Nations
Mark Siegel
Washington Press Club
Federal Energy Research and Development Administration
White House
ERDA
London
Aviation Week laser weapons story draws mixed reaction
The piece reports on a Soviet beam weapon concept to destroy missiles and satellites, denied by officials as years away. President Carter voices caution, while Dr Frank Press urges higher R&D funding amid inflation eroding real gains.
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Aviation Week
Carter
Frank Press
Great White Hope label in boxing sparks debate
The term Great White Hope is discussed as promoters label white heavyweights who might beat black champions. Duane Bobick drew such chatter after facing Ken Norton, with Muhammad Ali noted in context.
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Duane Bobick
Ken Norton
Muhammad Ali
Great White Hope Myth in Boxing Discussed
Dennis The Menace promised a title shot to the winner as Bobick falls in 58 seconds signaling a future without relying on a single heavyweight champion. The piece argues white America’s fascination with a white contender is fading and praises fighters like Ken Norton for continuing the sport’s appeal beyond Ali.
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Bobick
America
Ali
Duane Bobick
Ken Norton
Brooklyn College Professor in CIA Debriefing Sparks Campus Lynching
The piece describes Michael Selzer of Brooklyn College facing a departmental inquiry after a 15 minute CIA debriefing abroad. Colleagues accuse him of covert work, while supporters call the actions anti American mob psychology, noting the president refused termination.
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Political Science Department
Europe
Central Intelligence Agency
Kurdistan
CIA
Selzer
Department
Oe Cra
Tass
KGB
Brooklyn College
Lindberghs preferred privacy over fame in early marriage
Fifty years after Charles Lindberghs famous flight and before fifty years since his wedding to Anne Morrow at Englewood New Jersey observers note his lifelong dislike of publicity. He avoided interviews declined film roles and kept wealth quiet and private while remaining a celebrated aviation pioneer.
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New York
Charles Lindbergh
Lucky Lindy
Anne Morrow
Englewood
N.J
Rev. Brown
Anne Spencer
Maine
Anne
Lindy
Lindbergh
Dwight Morrow
Mexico
Mexico City
Pan-Am
Middletown News Journal Pricing and Details
The Journal published by News Journal, Inc. in Middletown Ohio lists subscription rates for weekdays and Sundays, home delivery by carrier and motor route, and mail options both domestic and international. Rates include per-copy, weekly, and annual options with advance payment requirements.
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First Ave
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Ohio
U.S.A
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