Energy crisis persists as imports shape vulnerability
Interview with Frank Zarb, director of the Federal Energy Administration, outlines that the United States remains in an energy crisis. He notes the shift to greater imported oil, potential embargo risks, higher consumer costs, and the need for a revised energy ethic and market-based solutions rather than strict mandates.
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Washington Star
Washington Q
United States
Zarb
Frank Zarb
Federal Energy Administration
Roberta Hornig
Senate
Congress
Detroit
Power shift in US foreign policy after Vietnam
Bill Moyers interviews Stanley Hoffmann on how the United States must use power differently in the coming era. Hoffmann argues wisdom and restraint, not will or credibility, will define success amid a changing world order and limited military options.
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United States
Stanley Hoffmann
Mayaguez
Moyers
Brains and balance guide postwar foreign policy goals
Hoffman argues that skilful maneuvering, not grand engineering feats, will shape policy. We must roll with bad situations, accommodate others, and use power carefully. The aim is a genuinely pluralistic world built through bargaining on global influence, proliferation, and Third World challenges.
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Moyers
Hoffman
Portugal
Italy
Kent State case judged unsolved amid new DOJ findings
A reader letter cites a July 1970 FBI summary and Scranton Commission findings to claim Kent State deaths remain unproven in court. It urges national fundraising for civil suits, noting $2.5 million raised and requesting ideas and help.
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Ohio National
Justice Department
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Ohio National Guard
Peter Davies
Scranton Commission
Nixon
Daniel Ellsberg
Letters to the Editor on the John Birch Society
A reader objects to an article about the John Birch Society claiming it is non political and urging the paper to present the group as a patriot organization with diverse members. The letter warns of lawsuits against broadcasters and presses the media to expose distortions and bias.
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Mayaguez
Ford
Kissinger
John Birch Society
JBS
United States
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