Call for U S independence from oil cartels and imports
Washington analyzes rising dependence on oil cartel nations and other critical materials. It urges stockpiling, substitution, and conservation to avert political and economic coercion, stressing early action and continued research to diversify supply and reduce vulnerability.
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Washington
Free World
International Oil Cartel
U.S
Document detectives mine federal files for a fee
An emerging Washington based industry uses FOIA to retrieve government documents for clients. Firms like FACS and Washington Researchers offer rapid access and photocopies for fees from 6 dollars plus 35 cents per page to 10 dollars plus 60 cents per page for same day service.
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Washington
Disclosure, Inc
Federal Filing Service
Fast Federal Services
Washington Researchers
FACS
Arthur Lewis
Lewis
Labor management talks eyed for more strikes in 1976
AP outlines a Conference Board panel warning that 1976 could see more strikes as contracts expire at higher rates, inflation remains strong, and unions seek catch up wage boosts and escalator clauses while firms and government push for quick settlements to sustain the recovery.
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John Cunniff
New York
Conference Board
Washington
This Day in History January Ninth 1976 AP Feature
On January 9 1945 American forces invaded Luzon in the Philippines during the Pacific War. Earlier events include France declaring war on Spain in 1719 and Connecticut’s 1788 ratification of the U S Constitution. The column notes birthdays and notable anniversaries with brief historical references.
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Luzon
Philippines
France
Spain
Connecticut
U.S
Mississippi
Charlotte
Luxembourg
Nixon
Joan Baez
E.V. Lucas
Brunswick
Germany
Quips on Luck, Barbers, and Paper Boy Timing
A collection of wry observations contrasts luck with bachelorhood and hair lengths. It ponders why Mars visitors remain unseen and jokes about a paper boy predicting the exact shower hour, hinting at everyday quirks and timing.
Nixon orders Secret Service to monitor Kissinger calls
Washington scandal tale by Jack Anderson and Les Whitten asserts Nixon ordered monitoring of all Kissinger calls from Palm Springs villa in 1972. Colson confirms orders were given, Kissinger warned against speaking to press, and the White House sought control amid Watergate turmoil.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Henry Kissinger
Richard Nixon
Secret Service
Nixon
North Vietnam
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Kissinger
New York Times
James Reston
Reston
Colson
Henry
Palm Springs
California
White House
Washington Post
Harvard
H.R. Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
Charles Colson
Camp David
San Clemente
Calif
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