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Collection Structure Poster collection >  Do arms for Israel mean no gasoline for Americans? Granted that our national energy planning has been grossly short-sighted and that we Americans have been criminally negligent in our wastage of resources, the simple inescapable fact is that today we would have all the gasoline we need for our cars, all the heat for our homes, all the oil for our industrial machinery - and would not be threatened with a serious recession - ...
Item Title Do arms for Israel mean no gasoline for Americans? Granted that our national energy planning has been grossly short-sighted and that we Americans have been criminally negligent in our wastage of resources, the simple inescapable fact is that today we would have all the gasoline we need for our cars, all the heat for our homes, all the oil for our industrial machinery - and would not be threatened with a serious recession - ...
Collection Title Poster collection
Issuing Body Middle East Perspective
Publisher Wall Street Journal
Date Created February 07, 1974
Description Text only. Copy of an ad in The Wall Street Journal for the publication Middle East Perspective. Variant of US 8135.
Subject(s) Petroleum industry and trade United States Israel-Arab War, 1973 Foreign relations Israel Wall Street Journal Economic conditions Embargo Arab countries
Language(s) English
Country of Origin United States
Place Published New York, United States
Country of Origin United States
Dimensions Overall: 22 x 17 in. (55.9 x 43.2 cm)
Format Poster
Medium political posters
Color black and white
Color black and white
Hoover ID Poster US 8135A
Record Number XX343.32579
Collection Guide https://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/kt829015km
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