Editorial calls for solar energy to reduce oil dependence
The editorial argues the United States must promptly develop solar energy as an alternative to oil, condemns Arab wealth and instability, and criticizes slow progress and token funding. It praises Morris Udall and urges Arizona's delegation to prioritize solar research to end foreign energy blackmail.
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Mideast
United States
Russia
Morris Udall
Arizona
Fannin
Goldwater
Progress honors 12 outstanding young carriers of the month
The Progress recognizes 12 carriers including George Kaufmann and Ted De Shong for Carrier of the Year and Carrier of the Month awards. About 260 carriers deliver to subscribers each evening, demonstrating dedication, accuracy, and customer service that may lead to future national and local leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kaufmann
Ted de Shong
America
Agnew and the press revisited after his departure
A reflective look at Spiro Agnew's clash with the press during the Nixon era. The piece notes TV exposure in 1969, the ensuing five years of antagonism, and profiles on how journalists later chronicled the era in books and memoirs. It cites Timothy Crouse, James Perry, Jules Witcover, and Dick Cavett interactions.
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Spiro Agnew
Richard Nixon
Agnew
Middle America
Mr. Agnew
Nixon
Timothy Crouse
Alger Hiss
National Observer
James Perry
Perry
George McGovern
Hubert Humphrey
Sen
Harold Hughes
Iowa
Hughes
Dick Dougherty
Christian
Theodore White
Timmothy Crouse
Russell Crouse
Harvard
Peace Corps
Jules Witcover
Dick Cavett
White House
Witcover
Internal Revenue
Religion's war debate deepens despite Indochina draws down
Washington clerics split over just war and pacifism as USCC promotes a new dialogue booklet. The Vatican and U.S. bishops face tensions between supporting a war effort and clerical calls for nonviolence, with figures like Lane and Dougherty leading opposing lines.
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Indochina
U.S
James R. Jennings
Division of Justice and Peace
U.S. Catholic Conference
USCC
Jennings
Thomas Lane
United States
USCE
Lane
John J. Dougherty
Uscc Social Development and World Peace Committee
Editor and Publisher Jerry McElfresh Tribute
A newspaper page from October 15 1973 lists editor and publisher roles including Jerry McElfresh W B Doc Wright and notes ArizoWA organizing within the Spapers Association.
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Jerry McElfresh
W. B
Doc’ Wright
Nativity barred from Washington Pageant of Peace
AP reports the Court of Appeals requires removal of the Nativity scene from the Christmas Pageant of Peace near the White House or the event loses official sponsorship. Arthur J. Lamb, Parks official, notes the manger scene must go to preserve the pageant. The piece laments constitutional conflicts affecting public displays and faith symbols in national observances.
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Jesus
Washington
White House
Court of Appeals
Arthur J. Lamb
National Capitol Parks
J.C
Crosby
Adeste Fidelis
Hark
the Herald
Bethlehem
Supreme Court
Congress
Peace pill idea gains plausibility in Middle East context
In a satirical piece, UPI reports on Dr. Kenneth B. Clark’s proposed peace pill to curb hostile impulses among world leaders. The column imagines Sadat and Meir reacting to a hypothetical, with a punchline about asking Golda to do us a favor.
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Clark
Anwar Sadat
Golda Meir
Sadat
Suez Canal
Ol’ Golda
Golda
Tel Aviv
Anwar
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Harriet van Horne
David FE. Anderson
UPI
Vietnam
Cardinal Spellman
Philip and
Daniel Berrigan
Augustine
Scottsdale Progress
Jonathan Marshall
Scottsdale
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Sloe
Gutot
Arizowa
W/SPAPERS ASSOCIATION
Acto
By Bob Considine
Prince of Peace
Pageant of Peace
Lamb
Lamb of God
By Dick West
Middle East
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