Soviets May Purchase More Grain This Year
Washington AP reports the Soviet Union has become a regular customer of U.S. grain and may buy more later if crops deteriorate and harvests remain large. Agriculture Department experts cite Richard Bell, newly sworn in as USDA assistant secretary, saying Russia will boost livestock production and sustain steady sales of corn and feed grains, with further purchases possible beyond immediate needs.
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Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
Agriculture Department
Richard E. Bell
USDA
Russia
Bell
Moscow
United States
Canada
Australia
Self-Management Vision Promotes Worker Control at Cornell
Jaroslav Vanek of Cornell urges extending political rights to include economic freedom through worker self management. He notes that under this system voting shifts from shareholders to workers who set hours salaries and policies. He cites productivity gains and job security as key benefits while warning against factory shutdowns and reliance on oil-rich nations.
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Ithaca
N.Y
Jaroslav Vanek
Vanek
Cornell University
Center For International Studies
United States
Europe
Cornell
Congress
America
Asia
Galella Captures Jackie On Film
The Associated Press profile shows photographer Ron Galella detailing his pursuit of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and other high profile subjects. The book Jacqueline reveals the paparazzi method and the balance between privacy and public interest.
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Galella
Jackie
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Ron Galella
Jacqueline
Sheed and Ward
New York
Exposé Begins of Tammany Hall Corruption in 1870
In 1870 the New York Times started a major investigation into Tammany Hall corruption which led to the imprisonment of Boss Tweed and a political upheaval in New York City.
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New York Times
Tammany Hall
Boss Tweed
Sioux crush General Custer at Little Big Horn in June
In a decisive battle at Little Big Horn Sioux forces overwhelmed General George Custer and his troops in June, ending a doomed expedition. The clash marked a pivotal moment in the Indian Wars with heavy losses on the U S side and a resurgence of Sioux resistance led by leaders associated with Sitting Bull.
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Sitting Bull
George Custer
Little Big Horn
Rushing Water Medicine Man and Tribal Imagery Noted
Fragmentary list references Native figures such as a medicine man and a thumping feather chief with accompanying items like shell beads and sacred images. Mentions of Williams and various unrelated words appear, constituting a damaged text segment with paid notices and miscellaneous terms.
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Caroline
John
Ari Onassis
Pauld
By Arnold
H.C. Coleman
Sodatoritom Indians
S By Williams
Fuss Fane
Guido
Montgomery
Ala
Iraq
Egypt
Queer
As Sae
Vy Me Yi
By Warren Sattler
By Brad Anderson
By AL Smith
Roe
BY Kern Pederson
Pops
BY GeorGe Wolfe
Deems
BY Tom Oka
Twitch
Rands
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