What Price Ham U N Politicos Help Send TV Down the Tube
Russell Baker critiques U N television coverage as harmful to diplomacy. He argues cameras distort public figures, inflate speeches, and hinder work, noting Senate practices ban cameras while urging selective, mailed communications from leaders like Kosygin to reduce televised grandstanding.
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Arabs Export Half of Oil Output Amid War Threats
Western oil analysts report Arab nations are exporting about 40 percent of world oil consumption, with Saudi Arabia Kuwait Algeria and Gulf sheikhdoms shipping roughly 4.5 million barrels daily. Some shipments reportedly reach the United States Britain and possibly Vietnam, though confirmations vary. Libya's production is near resumed while Iraq remains limited and financially pressed. Any embargo would strain Europe America and the Vietnam war effort while cutting Arab government revenue.
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