Energy Independence Amid Rising Gas Costs
The editorial urges Americans to limit consumption as fuel prices near 70 cents a gallon and possibly reach a dollar. It argues for reduced waste, domestic energy development, and a broad shift to atomic energy to achieve long term independence from Arab oil.
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U.S
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Ford
America
Mr. Ford
Energy Research and Development Administration
Robert C. Seamans
ERDA
Mr. Seamans
Congress
Congressional Debate Opens on Federal Gas Price Controls
The Senate Commerce Committee advances a bill to relax wellhead price limits for newly found natural gas while preserving current controls on existing discoveries. Supporters say higher prices would spur production and narrow interstate intrastate gaps, with estimates of costs to families over six years. Opponents argue deregulation worsens shortages and that partial relief fails to spur sufficient output.
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Federal Power Commission
FPC
Senate Commerce Committee
Commerce Committee
Warren G. Magnuson
Wash
John O. Pastore
R.I
Vance Hartke
Ind
Philip A. Hart
Mich
Howard W. Cannon
Nev
Frank E. Moss
Utah
Ernest F. Hollings
S.C
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
Adlai E. Stevenson III
Ill
Wendell H. Ford
Ford Administration
United States
James B. Pearson
Kan
Robert P. Griffin
Ted Stevens
Alaska
J. Glenn Beall Jr
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
No Antidote To Big Daddy In Uganda And Beyond
Commentary discusses gunboat diplomacy as a failed reminder of state power in the nuclear era Focusing on Idi Amin's Uganda and Britain's cautious response The piece notes France's decisive intervention capability and contrasts Western hesitancy with Paris's Force D intervention while criticizing Britain and Washington for cautious conduct.
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Madrid
Theodore Roosevelt
Morocco
Perdicaris
Raisuni
United States
Mayaguez
Washington
East Africa
Uganda
Kenya
Dean Acheson
Elihu Root
Idi Amin
Big Daddy
Amin
Britain
London
Fox
Qaddafi
France
Toulouse
Senegal
Africa
Gabon
Paris
N.Y
Insurgency Threats Grow in Northeast Thailand
A Bangkok—Nagae Village in Sakon Nakohn Province signals rising Communist influence in northeast Thailand. The piece warns of increased guerrilla activity aided by Hanoi, calls for stronger government presence and U.S. aid, and notes internal political strain under Prime Minister Kukrit Pramoj as officers fear a coup amid student dissent.
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Nagae
Sakon Nakohn
Thailand
Hanoi
Vietnam
Bangkok
Indochina
North Vietnam
Cambodia
Khmer Rouge
Saiyud Kerdphol
Volunteer Defense Corps
U.S
Interior Ministry
Defense Ministry
Army
Saiyud
Kukrit Pramoj
Kukrit
Bhumibol
Housing Bill Veto Sways in House After Countermove by Democrats
The June 25 House vote to sustain President Ford's veto of an emergency housing bill followed a Democratic countermove led by Thomas L. Ashley Thomas M. Rees and Robert G. Stephens Jr. The trio, Banking Committee members, developed an alternative bill acceptable to Ford and gathered over 50 Democratic cosponsors. Southern Democrats faced pressure as the overridden effort fell 16 votes short, with talks to craft a new compromise underway.
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Elizabeth Bowman
Congressional Quarterly
Washington
House
Ford
White House
Thomas L. Ashley
Ohio
Congress
Thomas M. Rees
Calif
Robert G. Stephens Jr
Banking Committee
Stephens
South
Ashley
Henry S. Reuss
Wis
Senate
Reuss
House Democratic
National Association of Home Builders
Afl-Cio
Knowledge Check Quiz Answers Overview
Five questions cover birthplace of Charlie Chaplin, inventor names linked to Menlo Park and West Orange, the latest prior New York World's Fair before 1964 65, Fahrenheit to Celsius temperature conversion for freezing, and the Vice President under Truman.
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Charlie Chaplin
Menlo Park
West Orange
N.J
New York City
Harry S. Truman
Pezdaja
Santa Asoy
House of God as the true home of the soul
The sermon speaks of Jesus calling the church the house of God and the temple cleansing. It urges that the human soul finds its home in God's house and that fellowship with godly people strengthens virtues and restrains vice. It praises the warmth and warmth of the church for those who discover it.
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Jesus
Church
Temple
God
God’s House
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