Editorial: Import Threat Seen by GM President
Edward N. Cole told a Delco Remy audience that imports threaten U S industry and that higher costs must be matched by productivity gains. He noted Germany and Japan as main import sources and warned that U S labor and material costs run higher than foreign rivals.
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Edward N. Cole
General Motors
Delco-Remy
Associated Industries
New York State
Cole
Germany
Japan
U.S
Edison official outlines fast breeder role in energy future
The Edison Electric Institute chairman explains why fast breeder reactors are pivotal to future energy. He notes investor-owned utilities have pledged about 180 million dollars with potential to rise to 250 million for a demonstration plant, and stresses productivity and cooperation among management labor and unions to meet import challenges.
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Edison Electric Institute
Institute
Copanies
Insurance and crime stir Buckley on government role
Buckley contends in a dialogue about a bank robbery and rising premiums that insurance does not shield risk, suggesting government involvement may be needed. He cites Clement Stone on privatized insurance and notes growing regulation, high costs, and limited competition affecting ghetto and high crime areas.
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Clement Stone
Bronx
Mr. Stone
Mr Stone
Kennedy's foreign policy stance drew sharp criticism
The piece argues Senator Edward Kennedy favors simple withdrawal solutions over reality based policy. It cites Ireland South Africa Southeast Asia and Europe as examples, mocks his Paris Bonn conduct and notes alleged campus remarks and a controversial Harvard incident.
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Kennedy
Washington
KFS
Edward Kennedy
Northern Ireland
Fone
Ulster
Alliance
India
U. S
Pakistan
China
Russia
South Africa
U.S
Southeast Asia
Western
Europe
Gray
Chile Faces Trials as Allende Seeks Socialist State
The world watches Chile's one year of Popular Unity rule under President Salvador Allende. Private firms have been nationalized, land redistributed, and relations with the United States strained after expropriation of copper interests. Foreign policy shifts include China and Cuba ties as U S influence is challenged.
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Mie
Pacific
Chile
Salvador Allende
Popular Unity Front
Allende
Popular Unity
Univers Chile
Lewis H. Dinguid
Washington Post
Eevee Menata
China
Germany
Cuba
Fidel Cacio
Santiago
U. S
Forthcorine
Com Anies
William P. Rogers
Washington
Times of London
United States
The Big Stick Did the Trick in Nixon Era Trade Row
In a 1971 analysis, Holmes Alexander argues Kennedy used quiet pressure to avert punitive tariffs as Congress feared a protectionist backlash. The piece notes Nixon sought to balance foreign policy with domestic jobs while warning against unchecked tariff walls.
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Washington, D.C
Ellis
Japan
Congress
Waravid Kennedy
Alexander
Tokyo
Chicago
Treasury
Kennedy
Capitol Hill
Ambassador Kennedy
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Facing Reality in Money Crisis And Trade Debate
The editorial argues the IMF talks show hope but require hard, lasting policy choices from US leaders. It notes SDRs as a U S gain, urges Americans to drop grievance and pay as we go while warning of a long road to settlement. It also discusses Indiana politics on legal ballot issues and the broader US shift toward reforming global credit dynamics. It adds analysis of Japan and West Germany leading in industrial innovation vs US stagnation, while agriculture remains highly productive, suggesting the need for domestic industrial gains to match farming efficiency.
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International Monetary Fund
Washington
Treasury
John Connally
Nixon
United States
Kokomo Tribune
Japan
West Germany
Corporation
America
William He
California State College At
Long Beach
U. S
Mari ‘chronicle-Tribune
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Buckley
Phillips’ Survey
Paris
de Gaulle
Bonn
Kennedys
Cabares
Mary Jo Kopechne
Harvard Law School
David Riesman
Holden Coalfield
Fist
Massachusetts
Harvard
Phillips
THE
Anderson Herald
Publis
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Anderson
Indiana
Presdent
Harriet W. Toner
Jackson
Anne Jonet
Emarys W Laughlin
Peid
Anderton
Carver
Wsbusbr
Rascal Asinnpe
Maniciated Press
All AP News
Holmes Alexander
NATO
Conrad
Statehouse
Ati
Lafayettes
Larry
West Lafayette
Election Board
Jack Mollenkopf
J. B. Lischke
Ast
Onradi
Secretary of State
State Attorneyeneral
Jim Riehle
Lafayette
Wildcat
Harold Mennen
Republican City Council
Larry Conrad
Democratic Party
Lafayette ‘Journal and Courier
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