Warning of a looming energy crisis and policy cautions
Secretary of Commerce Peter Peterson warns that the nations energy comparative advantage is eroding due to reduced market forces and rising costs. Franklin Ikard of the American Petroleum Institute urges more domestic energy development, noting most discoverable oil and gas remain but drilling faces regulatory hurdles.
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Peter Peterson
U. S
Free World
Peterson
Frank Ikard
American Petroleum Institute
Ikard
Alarm over sex stereotyping in children's toys and sports
The essay argues critics overstate alarm about gender roles in toys and sports. It notes boys favor aggressive, masculine items while girls remain drawn to domestic goods, and that growing up changes tom boys. It claims barriers fall as women enter more fields, but insists basic differences limit participation in certain activities.
Devil Theme Appears Across World Religious Figures Weigh In
Pope Paul VI spoke on Satan's existence marking his first full speech on the subject. Evangelist Billy Graham warned of rising Satan worship in West Germany. Hal Lindsey promotes Satan Is Alive And Well On Planet Earth. A Vatican paper devotes pages to Satan with seven theologians affirming his existence. The Manson Family is cited as modern evil alongside Hitler. A mild boy confesses to murdering his parents, asking why.
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Billy Graham
Ohio
West Germany
Hal Lindsey
Planet Earth
Satan
Vatican
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Dallas
Charles Manson
Manson
Ques
Earth
Adolf Hitler
Greek NATO ties disputed by Israeli generals
Senator Church’s September Foreign Relations report quotes Israel’s top generals saying U S bases in Greece are not essential to Israeli security and that the U S Sixth Fleet alone sustains Israel’s security, contradicting Nixon’s Greek aid linkage. Church briefed Greek exile leaders in Europe.
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Greece
Sen
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Idaho
Middle East
Church
Tel Aviv
Athens
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Sen. Church
Aharon Yariv
David Elazar
Foreign Relations Committee
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Demetracopolous
Europe
Scions Call for Reshaped Government Appropriation System
President Nixon pushes a broader reorganization of top executive staff while Congress debates controlling spending. Muskie proposes legal tests on funding authority as New York City sues to force release of full appropriations. Aimed at tighter budgets and closer executive-legislative collaboration, the plan seeks managerial qualified personnel and streamlined operations.
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Nixon
Congress
Edmund Muskie
Maine
New York City
Committee
Executive
Congressional Committee
Executive Branch
Lattimore and Halberstam on Vietnam and civility
The reader examines David Halberstams The Best and the Brightest and Owen Lattimore s New York Review of Books letter. It notes Lattimores defense of Vietnamese patriots and his siding with the Kremlin against the Vietnamese patriots, revealing Cold War diplomacy rhetoric.
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Jfk
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McGovern
Dean Acheson
Halberstam
Owen Lattimore
Lattimore
England
Hamlet
New York Review of Books
Thieu
New York Review
Kremlin
Nixon
Soviet Union
America
War ethics and strategy debated on Vietnam role
In a five day Airlie House discussion, experts examine whether the Vietnam conflict was fruitless. The debate cites Clausewitz on wars of power, mismanagement of postwar policy, and the danger of civilian overreach into tactics, warning that attrition wars harm morale and legitimacy.
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Warrenton
Vietnam
U. S
Far East
Korea
Clausewitz
Bay of Pigs
Monroe News-Star History and Editorial Leadership Noted
Publisher Joan Doe Ewing and longtime editor staff are listed along with officers and directors of News-Star-World Publishing Corp. in Monroe Louisiana. The notice outlines management, AP affiliation, and publishing posture as an independent newspaper serving the community.
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Joan DO Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Robert Ewing Jr
William H. Bronson
Kenneth C. Barranger
Robert Ewing Brown
Tommin Hunter Brown
Joan BD. Ewing
Jr Paula Wray Ewing
Helen Clay Hall
Harrison Kelly Wynne
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