The CIA and citizen gossips
Washington memoir recounts a journalist's 1960s encounter with a CIA domestic contact inquiry tied to Citadel soldiers and the American Nazi Party. The piece argues for citizen restraint in gossip and urges accountability for domestic surveillance amid broader CIA questioning.
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NEA
Lyndon Johnson
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Citadel
ANP
Army
Criminal Investigations Division
CID
Kennedy Space Center
Florida
You and I
Foreign Resources
Third time around for Arab power editorial
Editorial notes a revived Arab influence over oil supplies, likening it to past conquests that reshaped Europe and the New World. It discusses oil power, potential OCCP formation to balance OPEC, petrodollar impacts, and calls for constructive measures to avoid global economic distress.
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Mohammed
Cleveland Trust Co
Mediterranean
Iberian Peninsula
France
Tours
Constantinople
Bosporus
Far East
Italy
Portugal
Spain
Cape of Good Hope
Indian Ocean
Western Hemisphere
New World
OPCC
Organization of
International Monetary System
Bulletin
Trade loss with Soviet Union could threaten billions
AP analysis notes potential billions in U.S. trade with the Soviet Union at risk after repudiation of the 1973 pact. Harold B. Scott argues policy should be merit based, outlining how exports support jobs and the cost per job with Ex-Im Bank subsidies. He projects possible $6 billion in exports and 400,000 jobs under favorable incentives.
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Army
Citadel
Ulysses Grant
John Cunniff
New York
Harold B. Scott
United States
Soviet Union
Israel
Scott
U.S
U.S.U.S.S.R
Ex-Im Bank
Today in History Jan 29 1975 highlights and birthdays
On January 29 events include Kansas admitted as the 34th state in 1861, McKinley born in 1843, Henry Clay's 1850 compromise bill, Seeing Eye funding in 1929, Britain recognizing Israel in 1949, France vetoing UK EEC entry in 1963, Churchill funeral ten years earlier, and regional Cold War incidents. Birthdays: John Forsythe 57, Victor Mature 59. Also a thought for today and burn first aid guidance.
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Associated Press
Kansas
William McKinley
Niles
Ohio
Henry Clay
Senate
California
American League of Baseball Clubs
Philadelphia
Nashville
Tenn
Britain
Israel
France
London
Winston Churchill
Hiafa
Baudouin
Belgium
John Forsythe
Victor Mature
Public faith and leadership urged amid Ford economic woes
A reflective critique contrasts Gandhi's symbolic acts with U.S. presidency, arguing Ford lacks a unifying program to end recession and energy troubles. It calls for resolute leadership, clear direction, and shared sacrifice to restore confidence and spur recovery through steady, realistic policy.
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Washington
Nea
Mohandas Gandhi
Gandhi
England
Ford
Potemkin
Franklin Roosevelt
White House
Treasury
Commerce
Interior
Education Aid and Planning for Texas Higher Education
Lt Gov Bill Hobby outlines the need for postsecondary education reform in Texas. He cites rising costs, enrollment shifts, diversity of students, and calls for coordinated planning, institutional flexibility, and quality over quantity to guide the 64th Legislature. He urges citizen involvement to maintain a high quality system.
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