Energy Calorie Count Highlights U S Use of Power
Edward Olsen of the Field Museum explains that Americans used over 18 quadrillion energy calories last year mainly from fossil fuels, enough to boil 9 trillion gallons of water, with 30 percent of world energy and 82 million calories per person. He notes rising demand, inefficiencies, and potential shifts to conserve energy while fearing no immediate shortage.
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Edward Olsen
Chicago
Field Museum of Natural History
United States
Olsen
Museum
U.S
Dr. Lamb
Sugar myths and science on common sweeteners
Dear reader questions sugar harm versus natural sugars. The letter explains chemistry of glucose and fructose in sugar honey and fruit, notes calories and lack of vitamins in sugar, warns against blanket fears, and invites further reading on sugar and starch with a Health Letter offer.
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Lamb
Adv
P.O. Box
Radio City Station
New York N.Y
Kim Il Sung’s Korea War Gamble and Park Hee’s Hold on South Korea
The piece argues a new Korean War is unlikely due to US resolve and Chinese risk, while Kim Il Sung could gain as long as Park Chung Hee rules by repressive decree. Park’s emergency measures curb dissent and strengthen anti communist unity, with US support uncertain long term and a potential shift in Washington’s stance after Vietnam.
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Kim Sung
America
United States
North Korea
South
South Korea
Kim
Tokyo
Moscow
Peking
Cambodia
Vietnam
Korea
Park
Ford
Henry Kissinger
James Schlesinger
Red Area
Defense
Mr. Kim
China
Soviet Union
Japan
Kim Il Sung
Park Chung Hee
Donga-Iibo
Mr. Park
Washington
Gulf Oil
Senate
Se: Party
Kim In Sung
North Vietnam election shows tight party control and purge talk
Ray Cromley assesses North Vietnam's spring election with 99.6 percent party approval, widespread nonvoting due to bans, and a looming party purge. Le Duan sharpens anti liberal stance while officials flag corruption, lax labor norms, and cadre theft.
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le Duan
Ho Chi Minh
Hanoi
North Vietnamese Communist Party
North Vietnam
Communist Party
Australia’s rich mineral wealth under strict export limits
In Canberra Australia the government keeps tight controls on mineral exports despite vast uranium coal natural gas and oil and sizeable iron ore bauxite and tin deposits. Foreign ownership and state precautions curb exploration and development while mining firms adjust to licensing fights and shifting shares.
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Canberra
Australia
Saung Omnes
F Australia
Whitlam
Labor
Victoria
The Palladium Times Editorial Notice
The Palladium Times invites correction of any misstatements in its news editorials or advertising columns. The paper is a consolidation of Oswego Palladium and Oswego Times with Thomson Newspapers as advertising representatives and is a member of the Associated Press.
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Oswego N.Y
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clark Morrison
Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Des Plaines Ave
Des Plaines, Ill
Rockefeller
New York
N.Y
Associated Press
Pal
CWS sticks to aiding the needy under new chief
Church World Service names Rev. Dr. Paul McCleary executive director after a year of policy controversy over involvement in social reform abroad. He vows to keep relief focused on humanitarian aid within government limits while resisting moves to change governing systems.
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New York
Church World Service
U.S
Paul McCleary
United Methodist
Interdenominational Relief Agency
James McCracken
Eugene Stockwell
National Council of Churches Division of Overseas Ministries
CWS
McCracken
McCleary
Bradley
Ill
Bolivia
United Methodist Church
Political figures listed for congressional district event
The document lists Hon. Jacob K. Javits and Hon. James F. Buckley as well as Hon. Robert C. McEwen and H. Douglas Barclay. It also identifies State Senator for the 43rd District Pulaski New York John R. Zagame of the 117th District Southwest Oswego New York.
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H. Douglas Barclay
Pulaski, N.Y
John R. Zagame
Oswego
N.Y
Marcos Holds Cards as Aquino Ends Hunger Strike
Benigno Aquino's decision to abandon a 40 day hunger strike without concessions from President Marcos weakens opposition prospects in the Philippines. The former challenger had vowed to fast until martial law was lifted and prisoners freed, a move once seen as rallying the opposition and likened to Rizal's 1896 martyrdom.
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Benigno Aquino
Marcos
Philippines
Jose Rizal
Manila
Aquino
United States
On This Date June 2 1975 Highlights In History
Highlights mark past events including Queen Elizabeth II coronation in 1953 and Maine first state to enact prohibition in 1851. Other notes cover Cleveland wedding 1886 and citizenship for American Indians in 1924.
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Associated Press
Britain
Elizabeth II
Westminster Abbey
London
Maine
Grover Cleveland
Frances Folsom
White House
Congress
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Brenner Pass
Alps
United States
Soviet Union
Germany
Melbourne
U.S
Frank E. Evans
South China Sea
Nea Fukuuoka
Japan
University of Wisconsin
Bhutan
Jig Singhi Wangchuk
Serena
Greece
Constantine II
Charles Conrad
Ethan Allen
New York
Ticonderoga Rey
Quebec
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New Korea
Ray Cromley
NEA
Hong Kong
Saigon
Business Mirror
the Palladium-Times
West First St. Oswego, N.Y
Religion Today
Jacob K. Javits
Washington, D.C
James F. Buckley
Robert C. McEwen
The
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