Canada Bans Soviet Boats Overfishing Clashes with USSR
Ottawa announces the east coast closure to Soviet fishing vessels starting July 2 after failed talks on quotas with the International Commission for the Northwest Atlantic Fisheries. The move targets overfishing in Canadian waters, with impacts on Halifax and St John’s ports and potential shifts to the United States or St Pierre and Miquelon.
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Canada
Romeo LeBlanc
International Commission For the
LeBlanc
Ministry of Fisheries
Howe
Joz DeHolic
Walifax
St. John’s
Hewo
DeBelie
United States
St. Pierre and
Miquelon
Newfoundland
U.S. East
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Coast Guard
James McGrath
St. John's
St John's
McGrath
Avalon Peninsula
Gloucester
Mass
U.S
John Borden
Gorton Corp
Washington
National Marine Fisheries Service
Harry Beasley
John
Burt
New Bedford
Fishermen's Union
North American
Cuba
International Commission On the North Atlantic, Fisheries
Soviet Union
Demos Challenge Greenspan Views On Economic Forecast
Alan Greenspan told the Senate House Economic Committee the economy shows a stronger pickup in production and employment later this year while inflation from the oil decontrol program should be limited. Democrats Humphrey and Proxmire cautioned the recovery may be weaker and urged bolder stimulative actions. Greenspan warned against short term gains that harm long term growth and said more fall data will guide policy. A separate note invites Meadowbrook Calvary Temple Rally Day on July 27 at 10 AM.
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Associated Press
Washington
Alan Greenspan
Ford
Senate House Economic Committee
Greenspan
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Humphrey
Nixon
Council of Economic Advisers
Neady
Uouse Banking Committee
Arthur Okon
Ford Administration
Planskin
Lyndon B. Johnson
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