Informed Public Vital Since 1946 on National Security Spending
The article notes Americans have spent over 1.3 trillion dollars on national security since 1946 and argues the public must be informed to judge U.S. strength. It discusses Navy weakness, Soviet sea denial aims, and the need for declassified studies to guide policy amid war readiness debates.
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United States
American Heritage Magazine
Allan L. Damon
U.S
Soviet Union
Adm
Elmo R. Zumwalt
Naval Operations
Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board
Mediterranean
Amin's Ugandan Rule Draws Global Criticism and Silence
The piece condemns Idi Amin Dada's brutal Ugandan regime, citing mass killings of tens to hundreds of thousands of Ugandans, international indifference, and double standards among African states. It notes the 1972 expulsions of Asians, the closing of the U.S. embassy, and calls for unified condemnation akin to Nuremberg. It highlights reactions by Obote, Nyerere, Kaunda, and OAU tensions ahead of summits in Kampala.
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Idi Dada Amin
America
Adolph Hitler
International Commission of Jurists
Foreign Office
Hal Sheets
No Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Amin
Uganda
Idi Amin Dada
United States
Nyerere
Tanzania
Kaunda
Zambia
OAU
Kampala
Milton Obote
States of Africa
Burundi
Sharpsville
South Africa
United Nations
International Organization
Ussr
Organization of African Unity
Idi Amin
Africa
Dr. Obote
Tne
Sybia
Saudi Arabia
Lybia
Palestinian Liberation Organizations
Liberation Movement
Distilled water for drinking and cooking
Dr. Lamb weighs pros and cons of distilled water for home use and public supplies. He notes distilled water is safe but storage matters, and discusses minerals in water, bottled water risks, and the value of cold, clean water. He urges vigilance over city water and suggests distilled water where contamination risk is high.
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DR. Lamb
The Palladium Times Publisher and Staff Notice
The Palladium Times newspaper profile lists Clark Morrison as publisher with Thomson Newspapers as advertising representatives. It notes daily publication with classic postal and consolidation history and invites readers to report misstatements. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and operates from Oswego New York.
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Os N.Y
Oswego Palladium
Osweg Times
Clark Morrison
Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Des Plaines Ave
Des Plaines
Rockefeller Plaza
New York
N.Y
Associated Press
Palladium Times
June 12 Today in History highlights and events
On this date in history several events are listed including 1630 John Endecott of the Massachusetts Bay Company arriving in Salem Harbor. References note 1943 war actions and 1963 Medgar Evers assassination in Jackson Mississippi.
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Associated Press
Ae ‘Euter Enghish
Lew
Massachusetts Bay Company
John
Salem Harbor
Iowa
China
Ttaff
Britain
Evers
Jackson
Mississippi
Brasil
Rio de
Buckley and Robes Announce Washington Office Address
The document lists Honorable James F. Buckley and Honorable O. Robes C. Ge with a Washington office address in the Senate building. The notation suggests formal contact details for congressional representatives.
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James F. Buckley
Senate Office
O. Robes
C. Ge
Washington, D
Americans push energy talks amid oil tariff shift
The United States signals a stronger stance in energy negotiations as Ford doubles the import oil tariff after Kissinger briefs on a new producer consumer conference. Britain backs the move while EEC and other oil dependent nations watch to see if dialogue can start on energy commissions and linked issues.
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Paris
Lens
Henryer
Middle East
Kissinger
United States
International Energy Agency
Ford
Energy Commission
United Nations
Britain
EEC Council
Garrett FitzGerald
Kissinger Proposes Harder Energy Steps To Curb Oil Power
US officials discuss sharper energy policies including a 4 million barrel per day reduction by 1977, a 1 dollar per barrel tariff rise, and a price floor to deter Opec price cuts. Kissinger seeks to mobilize nuclear and alternative energy R and D with IEA coordination and billions in finance. The strategy targets third world alignment ahead of an energy conference.
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Saudi Arabia
Kissinger
United States
Opec
IEA
Reforms Spark Confusion Over Campaign Spending Rules
A prospective candidate asks how much he may spend in a primary with no opponent under the new federal election reform law. Experts say the law is unclear on spending in uncontested races and raise concerns about editorial coverage, donor reporting, and potential penalties.
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Washington
NER
Congress
Lily
Senate
House of Representatives
U.S. Treasury
Timeline of notable historic events in brief
The list recalls notable dates: Franklin’s kite lightning experiment in 1752, Arkansas admission in 1896, the General Slocum disaster in 1904, the Permanent Court of International Justice first session in 1922, a 1828 convention nominating Herbert Hoover, and a 1940 German outflanking of the Maginot Line.
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Benjamin Franklin
Adelphia
Arkansas
General Slocum
New York
Manhattan Island
Permanent Court of International Justice
World Court
Hague
Holand
Kansas City
Herbert Hoover
France
Few Jobs for Youth in a Tight New York Market
The 1976 report warns youth unemployment rising with 9.2 percent overall jobless rate and a projected 550000 more job seekers aged 16 to 24 by July. College grads face bleak hiring, with the College Placement Council lowering outlook 18 percent below last year, risking months of idleness and possible urban unrest.
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New York
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ans
Lege Placement Council
Ers
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