US faces mixed verdict after Middle East war
Editorial Review weighs whether the United States emerged as a loser or winner. It notes Arab oil threats hurting the economy and Europe ties, while U.S. influence grows with Israel and détente potential. Cairo resumes ties. Sadat plays Moscow and Washington, seeking leverage for concessions at Geneva.
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Sandra Stencel
Washington
United States
Middle East
America
U.S
Israel
Egypt
Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Moscow
Sadat
Mediterranean
Soviet Union
Likud
Golda Meir
Moshe Dayan
Labor Party
Geneva
Henry Kissinger
OJ Simpson salutes blockers after 2000 yard season
In snow at Shea Stadium OJ Simpson became the first NFL back to reach 2000 yards. He praised his offensive linemen led by Reggie McKenzie who he called his main man amid a potential boycott of an all star game. The piece compares records across sports as Hank Aaron looms next.
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O. J. Simpson
Shea Stadium
O. J
Jets
Jim Brown
Reggie McKenzie
Hank Aaron
Babe Ruth
Oil price rise shifts world energy outlook and U S plans
The article notes oil producers raise postwar prices to 11.65 dollars per barrel doubling in two months, with impacts across Europe, Japan, and North America. It discusses higher heating and gasoline costs, shifts toward coal and atomic power, and Canada and Britain moving to expand pipelines and offshore exploration while conservation becomes essential.
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Persian Gulf
Europe
Nigeria
Venezuela
United States
Canada
Upper Midwest
Canadians
Great Britain
North Sea
Atlantic
Energy crisis reshapes views on environment and economy
In the wake of President Nixon's energy messages the piece notes cynicism about environmentalism yet argues the crisis could spur recycling, conservation and urban efficiency. It cites Business Week, EPA deputy John R Quarles Jr and others, suggesting reforms in business, policy and daily life.
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John Hamer
Nixon
Environment Magazine
U. S
Business Week
Arthur Pear
University of Oregon
John R. Quarles Jr
The
Environmental Protection Agency
Carroll O’Connor Denies Nixon Impeachment Tale
AFL-CIO News ran a piece claiming Carroll O’Connor supported impeaching President Nixon. He says the story is fabrication and plans to sue for damages. Archie Bunker’s real stance remains unconfirmed, while O’Connor emphasizes money matters.
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Archie Bunker
Nixon
Congress
Carroll O’connor
Archie
Carroll
Afl-Cio
Mr. O’connor
Afl-Cio News
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Dayan
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Christian Science Monitor
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O.J
J. Simpson
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Netherlands
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