Energy basics spark debate on fuels and air pollution
The piece argues energy problems stem from dwindling fuels, rising demand, and pollution fears. It cites Bernard Spinrad of Argonne National Laboratory suggesting the fuel shortage is artificial and could be solved with better science and urban air movement understanding. It also notes Supreme Court rulings denying strikes for federal workers, upholding that public services are essential.
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Bernard I. Spinrad
Argonne National Laboratory
Division of
Nuclear Power and Reactors
International Atomic Energy Agency
Bulletin of Atomic Scientists
Spinrad
Supreme Court
Federation of Postal Workers
Who Defines Greatness in History and Today
Daily Meditation ponders who counts as great and which figures shaped world affairs. It notes Jesus, Moses, Alexander the Great, Caesars, religious leaders, scientists like Einstein, and even unknown future leaders, while recalling Columbus’s paradoxical legacy.
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Jesus of Nazareth
Nazareth
Moses
Alexander the Great
Albert Einstein
Winchester Herald contact and masthead details
The snippet lists address 2N Kent St Winchester Virginia 22601 with established year 1896 and staff roles including Jack F. Davis General Manager and Executive Editor Eugene P. Miller News Editor and Douglas B. O Connell Managing Editor. It notes second class postage paid at Winchester Virginia 22601 and phone number 667 3200.
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Jack F. Davis
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O’connell
Winchester
U.N. By Kilpatrick Dismisses UN as Ineffectual Populace
Kilpatrick argues the United Nations offers little real influence on world events. He cites South Africa and South West Africa as examples where Security Council actions are ignored. He also critiques Earl Warren's peacekeeping proposals as insufficient for current political life.
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United Nations
N.Y
Security Council
South Africa
China
Earl Warren
Belgrade
the World Court
Warren
South West Africa
Namibia
Camelot
Land of Oz
Yoknapatawpha
World Court
Apostle of Peace Through Weakness
Washington columnist argues Willy Brandt Nobel Peace Prize signals Western weakness toward the Soviet Union. The piece critiques Brandt as a Western NATO hinge, questions real peace, and discusses UN limits, U.S. veto power, and nuclear tensions amid Cold War geopolitics.
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Washington
Willy Brandt
West Germany
Norway
Europe
Soviet Union
France
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
West
Nobel Committee
Scandinavia
Baltic
Germany
Conrad Adenauer
Muskie Camps Embrace Pet er son Stirring Wisconsin Faction Rift
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report that Muskie advisers promote Donald Peterson as Midwest Coordinator, angering Wisconsin allies and triggering internal party tensions after a rout at the DNC. Peterson’s role provokes clashes with E. J. O'Brien and David Carley as muddled strategy unfolds.
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Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Washington
Donald Peterson
Wisconsin
Edmund Ss. Muskie
Muskie
Peterson
Midwest
Lawrence F. O’brien
Democratic National Committee
O’brien
John@F
David Carley
Letter praising local officials and calls for theater in Winchester
Carroll D. Mason commends Tom Rosenberger and the Clerk of the Court staff for courteous service, urges improvement in nearby offices, and shares memories of helpful staff. He laments lack of a town theater and notes family concerns about transportation to drive-ins for mothers and children.
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Tom Rosenberger
Mason Realty and Insurance
Board of Supervisors
Frederick County
West Virginia
Virginia
Berkeley Springs
Martinsburg
Berryville
Leesburg
Front Royal
Woodstock
Winchester
Rosenberger
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Brandt
United States
U.S
East Berlin
Elton R. Hinson
Roy. C. Rinker
Henry Cave
Lester E. Johnson
Highland Memorial Presbyterian Church
Burr P. Harrison
Parents’ Advisory Board
Sweet Briar College
Alice Bruce
Sweet Briar
Russia
United Nations General Assembly
Taylor Barr
Tri-County
Odd Fellows Association
M.B. Clowe, Jr
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Armory
Nixon
Moscow
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Theodore Roosevelt
Galilleo
Mount Palomar
English
New York
LBJ
Minnesota
Iowa
Dakotas
McCarthy
Don Peterson
National Committee
O'Brien
White House
Harley Staggers
House
Commerce Committee
John Murphy
Staten Island
New York City
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Louisiana
Leon E. Panetta
John V. Lindsay
California
Lindsay
Panetta
Lee Whitacre
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