Values Need Stressing In Education And Leadership
A Columbia sociology professor urges stronger ethics education from kindergarten through college. He criticizes materialism and corruption, calls for enforcing existing laws, and emphasizes teaching that means matter as much as goals to curb public malfeasance.
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Columbia University
A Miracle for U S Energy Self-Sufficiency by 1980
The piece argues the United States could reach energy self sufficiency by 1980 but would need a near miracle. Experts urge tapping new oil and gas sources and reviving rail and mass transit. It calls for fuel conservation and lifestyle changes to avoid future dependence on hostile regions.
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United States
Illegal Guns Flourish in New York City
Reported market for pistols fuels crime in New York City with origins in four southern states. Officials note 1,254 guns seized since August mostly Saturday Night Specials bought from licensed dealers in Florida Georgia South Carolina and Virginia and trafficked to New York for illegal sale.
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New York City
South
New York
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
Virginia
North Carolina
John Lindsey
United States
Southwest
New Energy Czar Takes Command After Clash With Reich
Washington reports Deputy Secretary of the Treasury William Simon has become de facto energy czar after firing Vice Admiral Eli Reich from the National Energy Administration. Reich resisted Simon's changes to regional directors and declined an assistant administrator post. Simon warned against prima donna conduct and emphasized teamwork amid looming energy shortages and gas policy pressures.
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Washington
Reich
Simon
John C. Sawhill
New Energy Agency
Sawhill
Navy
John Love
Colorado
Interior Department
Rogers Morton
Morton
Melvin R. Laird
William P. Clements, Jr
Roy Ash
Office of Management and Budget
Byrd
Nixon
Supreme Court
Conservative Paradox Divides U S Conservatism In 1970s
Washington analysis notes a split within the conservative movement between activist anti liberal conservatives and fashionable moderates centered on National Review. It cites Rutgers sociologist Peter Berger on the paradox that conservatism seeks to preserve an order liberal in practice, fueling ongoing division over ideology versus culture.
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KFL
Theodore H. White
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
Frank Sinatra
Hollywood
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American Conservative Union
Office of Economic Opportunity
Howard Phillips
Human Events
George Gallup
GOP
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CBS
New York Times
Rutgers
Peter Berger
National Review
America
Hapsburgs
Hunt Breakfasts
Cife
Ford Foundation
Brooklyn
Pineywoods
Texas
Edmund Burke
Berger
Economic blackmail should be outlawed in international trade
The piece condemns using economic weapons like oil embargos and boycotts as political tools. It argues for outlawing such tactics through the UN, notes Rhodesia chrome history, and criticizes Hubert Humphrey and Western Europe for enabling leverage over small states. It frames democracy, defense, and Israel- Europe roles in global power dynamics.
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Virginia
Harry Byrd
Congress
U. S
Hubert Humphrey
South Africa
Faisal
U.S
Netherlands
Soviet Union
New York City
East River
West
Western Europe
Israel
Europe
Are They Really Eligible for Constitutional Appointments
Washington commentary argues Nixon erred in proposing Ford and Saxbe for federal offices while claiming constitutional limits bar such moves. It cites past picks, argues some clauses are mechanical and absolute, and warns the Senate must respect legal barriers despite political pressure.
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Washington, D.C
Gerald Ford
William Saxbe
Nixon
Spiro Agnew
William Calley
Charles Manson
Carswell
Richardson
Ruckelshaus
Love
Fred Buzhardt
Rose Mary Woods
Richard Nixon
Ford
Saxbe
William Hathaway
Elizabeth Holtzman
Robert Byrd
Senate
Byrd
Army
Navy
Monroe News-Star Board and Staff History Notes
The Monroe News Star details long running leadership from 1929 to 1972 with publishers C Ewing Wilson Ewing Robert Ewing Jr and Wiliam H Bronson and plaques listing officers including Robert Ewing Brown as board chairman and Edmond G Brown as assistant manager. It states the paper is published daily except Saturday and Sunday by News Star World Publishing Corporation Monroe Louisiana.
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Wilson Ewing
Robert Ewing Jr
Wiliam H. Bronson
Eeelses
News-Star World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Wave Streets
Monroe
Robert Ewing Brown
Mildred Hunt Ewing
Edmund Graves Brown Jr
Robert Ewing
Jack S. Campbell
Edmond G. Brown
Jack C. Gates
William C. Hardin
Associated Press
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