Editorial on odd-even gasoline hours and supply
The piece criticizes the odd-even gasoline plan for long queues and unreliable station hours. It urges staggered station schedules and demand-based allocation to ease shortages, noting that current rules force uniform cuts and leave urban stations dry while rural outlets have surplus.
Neighborly ties and mutual critique in North American relations
A Toronto radio tribute by Gordon Sinclair prompts reflection on the Canada United States bond. The piece highlights friendly history, underlying guard, and Canadian concerns over American investment and perceived neglect of Canadian arts and science. It urges amicable dialogue to deepen continental ties and mutual understanding.
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Toronto
Gordon Sinclair
South
Canada
United States
U.S
Letters to the Editor challenge industry taxes and milk price protest
Readers respond to a Jack Anderson column on oil industry taxes noting that U S studies show higher rates than cited and arguing against double taxation. Other letters critique government corruption, call for respect for law, and suggest a milk price boycott by reducing intake to protest rising prices.
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Jack Anderson
Independent Press-Telegram
Anderson Cclles
Ralph Nader
Nader
U.S
Anderson
Robert XK
HUNT
American Petroleum Institute
Washington, D.C
Hull
Choice between greed and freedom in Britain’s post election mood
The piece surveys Britain after a costly election, depicting a nation living beyond its means and facing inflation fears. It cites Lord Franks and Arnold Toynbee on discipline and greed, Reginald Maudling on state vs self discipline, and notes a forthcoming struggle for economic steadiness across the West as France, Belgium, Germany, and the United States confront similar choices.
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Britain
C. P. Snow
Arnold Toynbee
London
Yorkshire
West
Reginald Maudling
France
Belgium
Germany
United States
Rockefeller Leads New Commission on Critical Choices for Americans
Nelson Rockefeller 65 leads the Commission on Critical Choices for Americans a two year study begun with a Rockefeller staff and a $5 million budget. The panel includes Ford Kissinger and Kirkland with reflections on detente and a possible 1976 presidential bid.
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Franklynn
New York Times
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Albany
State University
New York State
Rockefeller
Commission
West 55Th St
Senate Appropriations Com Committee
National Science Foundation
Rockefelter
Ford
Henry Kissinger
Soviet Union
Kissinger
Oil conflict Between Iran and Iraq Escalates
The long Iran Iraq border tensions flare amid a global oil crisis with Feb 10 clashes near Baghdad causing Iranian deaths and Iraqi casualties. Both sides accuse each other as spillover from regional power plays and disputes over the Shatt al Arab waterway and Gulf access, amid competing alliances and past island seizures.
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Iraq
Israel
Ugo
Kuwait
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Gulf
Warba
Bubiyan
Umm Qasr
Shal al-Arab
Saudi Arabia
Soviet Union
Persian Gulf
Gulf States
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