Mind control and torture across regimes in history
The excerpt traces ancient to modern methods of deprogramming and mind control. It cites Inquisition techniques, Nazi and Soviet practices, and claims CIA sponsored 149 projects halted by agency director Stansfield Turner.
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Hitler
Stalin
Soviet Union
United States
Central
Intelligence
Stansfield Turner
CIA
Cerone
Slurry Not The Answer For Coal Fueled Energy
The article argues coal slurry faces big water and power drains that limit nationwide use. A proposed 1000 mile pipeline would require 6.5 billion gallons of water, with rail transport offering similar or better efficiency. Localized Western coal use may grow Arizona jobs, but slurry remains impractical.
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Midwest
Arizona
Carter Style Versus Substance Faces Harsh Backlash
Harriet Van Horne surveys poll reactions to President Carter highlighting his Southern manners and declared compassion while noting critics question his foreign policy and human rights stance. She cites George Kennan on detente and details the Dawson Five case in Georgia shining light on racial prejudice and domestic rights concerns.
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Harriet van Horne
New York City
Jimmy Carter
Franklin Roosevelt
White House
Mr. Carter
Massa
Urban League
Oval Office
Time Magazines
Georgia
London
Public Broadcasting
BBC
Dawson
Plains
Pravda
America
Three Ways to Save Western Traditions
A letter from a Western states worker urges reviving Western identity. It proposes three steps: adopt Western attire like hats boots and ties, maintain friendly greetings, and ensure new architecture reflects Western tradition. The author sets August 1977 as a start month and welcomes reader comments.
Recall urged for Carter energy plan by OTA experts
A prepublication OTA Energy Advisory Committee analysis faults the NEP as unrealistic and insufficient. It cites lack of contingency plans and price policy misalignment, warns of fuel price distortions and natural gas shortages, and questions coal and solar incentives and environmental trade offs. Other agencies echo doubts.
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John D. Lofton JR
Washington
Carter
Congressional Office of Technology Assessment
Energy Advisory Committee
NEP
President Carter
Congressional Office of Technology
Congressional Budget Office
General Accounting Office
Library of Congress
Congressional Research Service
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George Kennan
van Horne
Jimmy and
Billy Carter
U.S
Oklahoma City
Detroit
Conservative
Macrit
Scottsdale
Jonathan Marshall
H.E
Hal’ Metcalf
Jerry McElfresh
Audit Bureau of Circus
Ariz