Are Oriental Religion Facts Actually a Protest?
The piece examines a surge of interest in Oriental cults and meditation in America, noting Krishna followers and meditation schools as possible responses to Western progress. It casts them as curious but not yet a widespread future way of life, while contrasting Eastern hardship history with modern appeal.
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America
Krishna
East
India
Victor Gilinsky
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Fred Ikle
IAEA
Gilinsky
Clarence Kelly
FBI
George Allardice Riddle
Clarence
Housing Rebound Mixed as Costs Rise in 1976 Q1
In the first quarter 1976 housing starts reach 286 500 up 47 percent from a year earlier while permits total 249 000 up 70 percent. Costs rise with West heavy gains and Houston leads with four percent of U S total permits amid land shortages and higher lot prices.
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Advance Mortgage Corp
Mississippi
Houston
San Diego
Los Angeles-Orange County
U.S
Florida
Midwest
West
Hormone Imbalance and Woman's Personality Effects Explored
Dear reader notes hormones influence mood and personality including sex hormones. Thyroid and adrenal cortex hormones may affect behavior. menopause overlaps with anxiety and depression but separate treatment needed. Testing options include Pap smear hints, urine and blood tests, and evaluation by obstetrics gynecology specialist.
Advertising rates and policy at The Palladium Times
The Palladium Times lists home and mail rates for Oswego area subscriptions and single copies. It states carrier prices, mail rates, and changes policy, including error liability limits and AP news rights.
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West First St
Oswego
N.Y
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clark Morrison
Wayne
Northern Coyage Co
U.S
Carter Urges Worldwide Moratorium on Nuclear Reprocessing
Carter calls for a global voluntary moratorium on sale and purchase of nuclear reprocessing plants to curb plutonium extraction and bombmaking. He cites rising stockpiles and argues inspections alone cannot prevent proliferation while urging broader U.S. pressure beyond agreements with Brazil and Pakistan.
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Washington
LENS
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Brazil
Pakistan
Congress
Ford
Kissinger
South Korea
London
United States
Russia
Britain
Canada
France
West Germany
Japan
Sen
Abraham Ibicoff
Iran
International Atomic Energy Agency
Stock Market Drifts in Horse Latitudes as Bulls Meet Boredom
The stock market remains stagnated with little change in averages for 30 months. Investors face rising rates and weak forecasts as insiders mutter about funds waning and volume sinking to four month lows. Traders ponder selling livestock overboard amid persistent sameness.
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New York
West Indies
Deseri
Texaco
Chile Under Fire Over Human Rights and US Aid
Congress presses to end all military and economic aid to Chile citing torture and arbitrary arrests by the regime. Critics warn halting aid could push Latin American policy toward conflict, while supporters argue stronger human rights criteria strengthen American influence abroad.
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Fordisef
United States Congress
Chile
Ford
Inger
Latin America
Treasury
Simon
America
United States
Congress
White House
Brazil
Indonesia
Iran
Philippines
U.S
Soviet Union
Ussr
Fmes
Greece
Cyprus
Angola
Congressional
Nation magazine reader laments and questions its mission
A subscriber letter to The Nation questions the magazine's aging voice and editorial direction while praising its audacity. He recalls Henry Luce, mocks postwar publishing power, and argues the publication has editorialized against many things, yet he still seeks clarity on what the magazine stands for.
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Washington
NEA
the Nation
America
Blair Clark
Henry Luce
Lcan
Eisenhower
Time, Incorporated
Luce
New Republic
Twain
Grant
Sam Gompers
Lowell, Longellow
Whittier
Michael
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Palladium Times
London Economist
Allan MacEachen
House of Commons
Business Mirror
Warren Weinstein
Tom Tiede
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