White House critics lash shah oil pricing and quotes
The Shah of Iran was pampered during a White House visit as officials privately dismantled his economic arguments for higher oil prices. Internal notes accuse him of misleading inflation links and misusing price data while stressing the need to consider increased costs from imported goods and oil-rich nations' unilateral actions.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Iran
White House
Ford
Rusher Calls for New Independence Party to Replace Republicans
William A. Rusher argues the Republican Party has fallen to an all time low after Nixon’s perceived betrayals. He outlines a conservative coalition and a plan to form a New Independence Party led by Reagan, warning against right wing extremism and urging policy reforms. Dow Jones Ottaway News Service.
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Washington
Independence Party
William A. Rusher
Bill Buckley
National Review
Republican Party
Rusher
Richard Nixon
Sheed & Ward
Kevin P. Phillips
Phillips
Doubleday
Uncle Sam
CIA
U.S
U.N
South Africa
Spain
Red China
Middle East
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
George Wallace
New England
New York
Ohio
Phoenix
Anaheim
Orlando
Arizona
Irving Kristol
New York University
Kristol
Gerald Ford
Nelson Rockefeller
Dow Jones
Ottaway News Service
Ulster miniwar slowly edging toward uneasy settlement
C L Sulzberger assesses Northern Ireland's conflict as an extended yet fading struggle. He notes reduced violence and rising British police reliance, a cease-fire by the Provos, and the challenge of political resolution while Britain maintains troops to preserve order.
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C.L. Sulzberger
N.Y. Times
Lisburn
Northern Ireland
Ulster
London
Britain
Europe
IRA
Provos
Cyprus
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Interior Department
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James M. Perry
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