Oil shale boom eyed as energy plan target
President Nixon backs a crash program to tap vast oil shale deposits in Colorado Utah and Wyoming with estimates reaching up to eight trillion barrels. The Interior Department plans six lease tracts and envisions one million barrels daily shale oil by the mid 1980s under the new environmental safeguards.
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Who Could Ever Forget Moon Oil Ad Campaign
The Sun Oil Co emphasizes its service station operators as "very friendly" amid a gas shortage. Dean Lind explains that suspending ads could hurt brand identity after the crisis ends, arguing that advertising now helps customers remember which stations were supportive.
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Dean Lind
Cool Yule saves fuel or don’t kill a war
The energy crisis needn't mean a blackout of the Christmas spirit this year. The Christmas Decorations Assn. offers tips to conserve energy while keeping a bright holiday. Limit tree lights to when at home, use miniature lights, and place reflective ornaments near the lights to maximize brightness.
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Christmas Decorations Assn
Salmonella in Foods A Doctor’s Preventive Advice
Dear reader, this piece explains salmonella as a form of food poisoning from bacteria, with about 20 000 U S cases yearly and many more unreported. It highlights sources in poultry meats eggs and contaminated raw meat, the limits of cooking, and steps to prevent infection by cleaning, proper cooking, and hygienic food handling.
Parliamentary Government Here Could Not Have Strong Leadership
Ottawa notes Watergate shifts Canadian Republicans toward Parliament as the Queen appoints a Governor General. Pierre Trudeau is praised as a bold yet cautious leader, while Nixon's shadow fuels debate on central leadership and stability in Canada. The piece weighs parliamentary flexibility against potential deadlock and election risk.
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Canada
Nixon
Ccord
Pierre Trudeau
Richard Nixon
Liberal Party
Trudeau
NDP
New Democratic Party
Robert Standfield
Washington
Economists Strive To Flatten Cycles In Global Markets
New York AP reports economists grapple with cycles as nations face inflation and unemployment. Despite past hopes to fine tune the economy, a synchronized decline appears across major industrial nations, with the United States improving its trade balance even as partners risk recession and weaker demand for American goods.
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United States
Ihe
America
Scapegoating Japan and the Arab oil squeeze
Washington columnist denounces a Jewish delegation's call for a boycott of Japanese goods as blackmail. He argues oil embargo threats threaten Japan's economy, warns against anti Japan protests, and urges U S sympathy and aid to Japan amid Arab oil-cutback pressures.
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Washington
Nea
Jacob Stein
Japan
Takeshi Yasukawa
Israel
Tokyo
Stein
Yasukawa
U.S
Love Letters Fail To Impress With Age Hal Boyle
New York AP humor column notes that aging does not improve love letters or writing style. The piece riffs on older men, swank trends, pets, salaries, office workers, and a playful call for a culinary museum featuring extinct dishes like bread pudding and lamb dishes.
Oil Boom Begins Near Houston With 1901 Gusher
Austrian born Anthony Lucas struck a gusher in a salt-dome foundation about 80 miles east of Houston in 1901, in a region experts believed would yield no oil.
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Houston
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Anthony Lucas
Paul Preaches in Ephesus and Expands Ministry
Summary of Acts 19:8 10 where Paul preaches in the synagogue for three months then moves to Tyrannus hall for daily teaching two years. The message reaches Jews and Greeks across the Turkish province of Asia bearing witness to Jesus. Religious Heritage of America 12 5
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Jesus
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Rusia
America
Oswego Palladium Times Advertisement Rates and Notices
The Palladium Times lists postal details and subscription rates for Oswego and surrounding areas. Rates include 34.40 yearly home delivery, 0.70 weekly carrier, and 0.15 per single copy. Advertising and circulation offices are named in Des Plaines and New York.
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Oswego Pallacium
Oswego Times
Clark Morrison
Wayne
Northern Coyuce Co
Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Des Paines Ave
Des Plaines
Rockefeller Plaza
New York
N. Y
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Palladium Times
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