Ford Tightens Grip on Foreign Policy Power Amid Ka sos
The piece argues President Ford consolidates control over foreign policy from Kissinger. It notes Ford's plan to be the primary driver in Israeli Arab talks, outlines his public stance, and cites polling showing Ford edging Kennedy in popularity. It mentions the Mayaguez issue and a televised Rockefeller report moment.
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Rockefeller Commission Report Finds CIA Derelictions Across Government
The Rockefeller Commission outlines serious CIA misdeeds with links to past administrations and Congress. It urges accountability, domestic surveillance scrutiny, and a strengthened CIA under proper oversight while warning against scandal-mongering that could weaken national security.
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World Crisis and U N Commentary on Cambodia Exodus
Washington reports the United Nations and world powers largely ignore the forced Cambodian urban evacuation. The memoir notes millions flee to the countryside amid hunger and disease with a possible death toll rising, while intelligence warns of a deliberate policy to reshape Cambodian society.
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Cambodia
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Help for iron deficiency anemia in young woman
A 25 year old woman seeks guidance for chronic iron deficient blood and fatigue. The piece explains iron deficiency causes including menstrual loss and digestive tract bleeding, notes iron supplements can boost energy but may affect appetite, and lists dietary iron sources and the benefit of iron containing vitamins. It advises medical evaluation to confirm iron deficiency and mentions a Health Letter on Iron and Anemia with mailing instructions.
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Lome
Radio City
New York NY
Baytown Sun Editorial Staff Rights and Practices Noted
The Baytown Sun lists its editorial hierarchy from editor and publisher to assistants and executives with names linked to the paper's leadership. It notes Associated Press membership and rights of reproduction for non AP material, plus reserve rights for material from syndicates and writers.
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Leon Brown
John Wadley
Fred Hornberger
Fred Harman
Southern Newspapers, Inc
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Republicanor
Marwisa
Ocal
Baytown Sun
Natonally
Thare
Sun
Titanic owner plans gold haul after breach suit
The piece highlights Douglas Woolley who claims ownership of the Titanic. Since 1970 he has written to many parties seeking interest in the sunken ship which he believes contains gold bullion. He aims to pursue a $10 million breach of promise suit as his path to funding.
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Douglas Woolley
Grand Banks
Today in History highlights 1948 Berlin blockade and other events
The Associated Press notes June 24 marks key events such as the Berlin blockade of 1948 halting Allied land traffic to West Berlin, Cabot's North American land sighting in 1497, Cortes entering Mexico City in 1520, and France's 1793 republican constitution. It also recalls Petain's 1940 armistice with Italy and the 1942 Danish royal exile arrival in the U S.
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Labrador
Mexico
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Italy
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Roxbury
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Globemaker James Wilson and his 1810 globe tale
The article recounts how James Wilson, a Vermont farmer with limited schooling, built the first globe of the world in the United States. After 11 years of hard work he sold his first globe in 1810 and two of his globes are now prized by the National Geographic Society, per The World Almanac notes.
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