Arms sales drive global trade and rivalries across nations
Debro argues Anglo American critiques of Libya's Mirages are hypocritical as arms sales surge worldwide. Sweden Switzerland West Germany and others join a booming market expanding from 2.5 to 5 billion annually, with the United States leading exports since WWII. Critics warn arms sales fuel dictatorships and strain world order while leaders defend jobs and balance of payments. Pope Paul VI questions whether arming poorer nations truly furthers peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michel Debro
Libya
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Middle East
Sweden
Switzerland
West Germany
Israel
Portugal
Spain
Egypt
South Africa
India
George Thayer
U.S
Pentagon
Fae
Inds
Purkistan
Balvader
Pera
America
Paul VI
Olf Guard
National Assembly
Knight
Azores
Hutinskis
Mer. Knight
Porta Fuera
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Indiana Congressman Dennis joins Republican Policy Committee
Indiana resident Congressman David W. Dennis has been elected to the Republican Policy Committee in the House. The move gives Hoosiers a stronger voice as Dennis, the sole Indiana member on the panel, was chosen by freshmen Republicans to represent them on this influential advisory group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Dennis
Republican Policy Committee
House of Representatives
Congress
House
Cong
Dennis
Tadiana
Successful Investing features mixed ad agency earnings and long term picks
An advertisement column discusses Doyle Dane Bernbach shares rising after a two year decline and a 61 percent per share gain to $1.89, despite a P E multiple drop. It notes the agency's global presence, subsidiary mix, and a planned strategy to hold volatile shares for long term potential. It also covers Federal Land Bank bonds as a cautionary option, describing their structure and risks, plus Roger Spear's investment advice and how to order his book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alyson
Doyle Dane Bernbach
KALA
Renps Braisa
Doyle Dane
Georg Jensen
Quality Silvery Smith
Federal Land Bank
Treasury
Bards
Uoguslms
Pred Meyer
Roger Spear
Roger E. Soar
Anderson Herald
Corttal Station
New York
Gen. Pea
Carp
Mine Workers Scandal and Yablonski Murder Fallout
A Washington Post style overview details UMW pension inequities and lavish spending by top officers, the Yablonski murder linked to union politics, and federal probes targeting alleged corruption and intimidation within the United Mine Workers amid a disputed 1969 election bid. The piece notes minimal government action and lingering questions about union governance and miners' welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Slarwood
Laurence Stern
Washington
Appalachia
Vcky
United Mine Workers
M.A
Tony) Boyle
George J.titler
Johnson Owens
Joseph Yablonski
Yablonski
Iwners
Labor and Justice Departments
UMW
Ith
JBI
Department of Labor
Energy
Yarblonski
Shultz
Landrum- Griffin
Rank
Sputhers Finois
Yablonski-Brown
UMWA
Swere
Matewan and
Beckley
W. Way
Yablonski Brown
Rales
Kentucky
Moseph Yablonski
Capitol
Ken Wechler
D-W. Va
UMM
Dream of the American Dream Debate by Shirley Chisholm
A 1970 commentary argues the American Dream is not a universal entitlement but built by prudent, capable people. It critiques Chisholm for portraying a universal share while warning against demanding utopia and endorsing gradual, virtuous public work over dream-driven upheaval.
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Eise
Shirley Chisholm
New Yark
Croesus
Neries
Globe
Madison Avenue
United States
Chisholm
Chisham
Kingdom of Heaven
Gm. E'es, Corp
Portuguese Paradox Helicoptered by Ambassadorship
Holmes Alexander profiles Ridgway Knight in Lisbon as a tough seasoned diplomat. Knight’s career spans World War II North Africa and postwar Berlin, with postings in Karachi Damascus Brussels and more. Portugal’s political shift and economic strain form the backdrop as Knight negotiates base rights and a complex alliance amid Africa’s front lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Portugal
Ridgway Knight
Mark Clack
North
Africa
Naples
Paris
Berlin
Karachi
Pakistan
Damascus
Syria
Brussels
Belgium
Europe
Knight
NTO
Ila Malalsa
Wiel Baltots
Earth
Ami
The State of the Union and government role
A critique of Lyndon Johnson and Richard Nixon on the state of the union and government responsibility. The piece argues government cannot utopianize human life and questions widening bureaucratic schemes while praising private means to reduce pollution and improve living standards. It cites Nixon's pollution goals and contrasts them with Johnson's great society ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Uteston
Tria
Addi Werd
Alb. Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Johnson
Alicio
Reagan
Los Angeles
San Francisco Bay
Adam Smith
Sirwly
Ann Willan Rusher
Chipmanks
Nixon
Folklore Biddles Riddles and Laughable Answers
A sentimental relic page presents a string of folklore riddles with supplied answers. Questions range from practical jokes to wordplay about presidents, walls, tails of elephants, and arithmetic. The piece ends with a quip about time and a final note from Amelie.
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Indiana
THE
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Anderton
Deoree
Crittenafager
Provident
Harrit
Jane Toner
Scott Fig
Blow
Tomer
Charles Y. Laughlin
Robert E. Jackson
Pontdas
Anderson
Indlove
Webisraten
Carta
Mall
Tualenutes
Fovens
Meil
Heralda
Herald
Waemher
Associated Press
Holmes Alexander
States of America
Alexander
Kuckley
Folklore
William Woos
Syater
Wade
Lecause
Amelie
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