Ban. Oil imports
Opinion column argues for an immediate ban on oil imports from countries that do not cut prices. It predicts economic stabilization, lower inflation, and revived alternative energy, but warns of short term gas lines, higher prices, and unemployment.
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Mideast
U.S
Ford
U.S.A
Detroit
The perils of pot and shifting scientific views
An editorial notes states loosening marijuana penalties while expert studies increasingly question its harmlessness. While legalization advocates push reform, the piece argues better safe than sorry as evidence grows that marijuana may be more harmful than once believed.
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Massachusetts
Herald American
Boston
Mass
Rockefeller Letter on Race and Fair Play Surfaces in Rockefeller Legacy
Recounting a historic letter from a mother to Nelson Rockefeller and his brothers urging them to oppose race prejudice and extend fair treatment to Jews and Blacks. The piece notes Rockefeller family history, John D. Rockefeller Sr. and Jr., Henry Morgentau, and the wealth and legacy tied to Standard Oil, with Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller born July 8, 1908 in Bar Harbor.
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Congressional Committee
Nelson Rockefeller
America
Rocky
Sears
Bar Harbor
Maine
Washington Post
Edward McLean
Evalyn
John D
Sen
Nelson Aldrich
Rockefeller
Morgans
Carnegies
Armours
Theodore Roosevelt
Ida Tarbell
Lincoln Steffens
Upton Sinclair
Fred Opper
Finley Peter Dunne
Standard Oil Trust
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Sam
Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Nelson
John D. Jr
U S arms aid core of Mideast war fears
A confidential Kissinger briefing suggests a new Arab Israeli war is likely within six to eight months. Rabin seeks a massive military aid package totaling about four billion dollars a year, tying U S arms to Israel with potential preemptive action against Syria and risking direct U S Soviet confrontation.
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Washington
U.S
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Mideast
Joseph Sisco
Palestine
Itzhak Rabin
Ford
Syria
United States
Soviet Union
Israel
Rabin
Pentagon
Iran
Saudi Arabia
Middle East
Damascus
Aleppo
Golan Heights
Washington-Moscow
Kennedy double standards critique fuels anger over Nixon pardon
The column condemns Sen Edward Kennedy for criticizing Ford's Nixon pardon while Kennedy himself escaped harsher consequences after Chappaquiddick. It contrasts Kennedy's live public stance with the inquest outcome and notes grand jury access was blocked, shaping perceptions of justice and political power.
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John D. Lofton JR
Washington
Ford
Nixon
Sen
Edward Kennedy
Richard Speck
FBI
Los Angeles
International Brotherhood of Painters and Allied Trades
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Chappaquiddick
Edgartown
Mary Jo Kopechne
Teddy
Dyke Bridge
James Boyle
Dyke Road
Boyle
State
Ted
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