Rice Hull Cement Quietly Aims to Ease Energy Strain
The Nixon administration seeks fast patent office priority for inventions easing the energy crisis. Indian American Dr. P Kumar Mehta of UC Berkeley has developed rice hull cement by burning hulls to ash and mixing with lime. A Sacramento pilot plant handles 2.5 tons per hour. a Arkansas plant will run at two tons per hour next year. The cement targets dairy plants slaughterhouses and large processing floors while reducing air pollution.
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Nixon
U. S. Patent Office
Paul Harvey
University of California At Berkeley
P. Kumar Mehta
Mehta
Sacramento
Arkansas
Louisiana
Protests on Presidential Power and Popularity Rates
Senator Herman Talmadge argues impeachment is not warranted by a dip in popularity. Former Vermont Governor Deane Davis defends the presidency, saying political highs and lows do not justify removing a leader. He notes a republic must allow presidents to act unpopular but necessary. Polls measure opinion but should not drive removal.
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Truman
Johnson
Nixon
Sen
Herman Talmadge
D - Ga
Watergate Committee
Deane
Davis
Vermont
Talmadge
Question of an Official Residence for the Vice President
The GAO urges an official vice residence to enhance the vice presidency beyond presiding over the Senate. As Vice President Gerald Ford's duties expand, advocates argue rank should come with a formal home, though critics question cost and necessity.
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United States
Senate
General Accounting Office
GAO
Vice Presi
Puppy Mill Crackdown In Air Shipped Pets
The House Government Operations subcommittee urged joint action by the Civil Aeronautics Board the FAA and the Agriculture Department to monitor air shipping of pets amid reports of maltreatment. Rep Floyd Hicks criticized operators of puppy mills for early weaning false health certificates and dangerous crate conditions causing death or injury to dogs. Visuals of crushed crates and home made containers highlighted the risks in cross country shipments.
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House
Civil Aeronautics Board
Federal Aviation Administration
Agriculture Department
Floyd V. Hicks
Dash
Strange Corporate Schizophrenia at CBS
Senate testimony highlights CBS split policies with the Broadcast Division screening drug content while the Records Division promotes music that may celebrate drugs. Clive Davis defends music as culture though critics argue music also drives drug culture and profits.
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Columbia Broadcasting System
Eric Sevaried
CBS
Senate
James Buckley
New York
Records
CBS Records
Columbia Records
Chicago
AORTA
Buckley
CBS Broadcasting
Clive Davis
King Features Syndicate
Carl Marcy Fulbrights Kissinger Link to Policy Power
Washington insiders note Carl H. Marcy chief of staff of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee wields real influence despite a thin biographical file. He directs staff for 15 senators, acting as an information sieve and policy conduit shaping U S foreign affairs amid Fulbright era debates on intervention and Vietnam policy.
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Washington
Carl H. Marcy
Washington Star News
Marcy
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sens. Vandenberg
Michigan
George
Georgia
White House
Dominican Republic
Vietnam
Sen
J. William Fulbright
Arkansas
Johnson
Nixon
Fulbright
Diletantes
Kail-Thin
Marey
The Small Society of Inflated Senatorial Egos
The piece portrays Fulbright and Marcy as dominant figures with strong personalities. It analyzes Marcy's arrogance and political acumen in shaping foreign policy, noting his liberal Democrat stance and influence on the Senate committee, while questioning the national impact of his service.
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Fulbright
Marcy
Kissinger
Arab oil cheap no more
A discussion on Middle East oil politics argues that Arab producers such as Saudi Arabia Kuwait and Libya cannot sustain unrestricted oil flow and that Western powers must seek alternate supplies and strategies. It notes past guarantees, potential tensions, and the unlikely permanence of cheap Arab oil.
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Libya
Israel
Sinai
Egypt
Nasser
Eilat
Red Sea
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Midas
U.S
Europe
Iraq
Venezuela
Indonesia
Nixon Faces Waning Southern Support Amid Tax Controversy
In the Deep South, Republican figures sense a potential shift away from Nixon as revelations about income tax avoidance emerge. Loyal voters in Louisiana Mississippi and nearby states fear financial misconduct and wary press coverage could erode backing, jeopardizing the President’s grip in traditional strongholds.
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Washington
KFL
Nixon
Deep South
Louisiana
Carolinas
Louis XVI
Britain
France
United States
Brittany
Vendee
Loire River
General de Gaulle
England
Charles I
Charles de Gaulle
Mississippi
Dixie
New York Times
George McGovern
Magnolia
Monroe News-Star Staff and Ownership Details 1970s
The Monroe News-Star public notices its ownership and staff including Robert Ewing Brown as Board Chairman Edmond G. Brown as Assistant General Manager and Jack S. Campbell as General Manager. It lists directors such as Kenneth C. Barranger Paula Wray Ewing and Virginia Clay Hill. The paper is independently owned and prints news impartially while opposing wrongdoings.
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John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Robert Ewing Jr
Willam H. Bronson
News-Star— World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th
Uilve Streets
Monroe
Robert Ewing Brown
Mildred Hunt Ewing
Edmund Graves Brown Jr
Robert Ewing Jrl
Jack S. Campbell
Edmond G. Brown
Jack C. Gates
William C. Hardin
Associated Press
Brannam-Moloney Company
National Advertising
New York
New Orleans
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
Boston
Miami
Monroe News-Star
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Francis C. Wilcox
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Brickman
John Chamberlain
Pat M. Holt
Ernst Frankel
M.I.T. Department of Oceanography
American Professors For Peace
Middle East
Professor Frankel
Free Nations
Canada
South America
Free World
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Che Monroe
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