Servan-Schreiber urges freed world markets via multinational firms
In a Business Week interview Jean-Jacques Servan-Schreiber argues a golden opportunity exists to end East West rivalry by subsidizing the communist market and leveraging multinational corporations as tools to open Eastern economies. He warns giants challenge sovereignty yet can raise living standards efficiently.
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Jean-Jacques Servan-Schreiber
Europe
United States
Business Week
Servan- Schreiber
Michigan drugstore Arnold’s offers 10 cents for returned medicine bottles
Arnold’s, a Michigan chain, pays 10 cents for any medicine bottle with the prescription label that is turned in at its stores. The program aims to reduce home poisonings, noting 700,000 yearly victims, three quarters of them children under five, usually from common household medicines.
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Michigan
Arnold's
Gluten Free Diet Advice for Celiac Disease
Dear reader explains celiac disease caused by birth defect preventing gluten absorption and outlines a strict diet removing gluten containing cereals. Substitutes include corn and rice flours, with careful management of milk sugar and sugars, along with vitamin and mineral supplementation and possible prednisone.
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Dr. Lamb
Newspaper Enterprise Assc
Widower Learns to Sew On Buttons and Life
HAL BOYLE reflects on widowhood teaching a man to handle tasks once done by his wife including taxes, cleaning, and sewing buttons. He describes a shift from dependent husband to self sufficient widower while humor and memory blend with daily chores and family life.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Frances
Sam
Barbs, Banks, and Arctic Tours Mix in Wry Quote
A collection of wry lines notes how chess matches and bank accounts run overdrawn. A joke about a Arctic Circle tour offers a day and night for a year. A quip about Frances, Rover, and a shirt button ends with a humorous admission of not knowing how to sew.
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The
Arctic Circle
Frances
Communications Mess in Vietnam War Exposed by House Panel
House investigators report a severe mess in early Vietnam War military communications due to non interoperable equipment and lack of centralized planning. They note 12 to 18 months lag between troop arrivals and adequate circuits and cite DeRosa and Pentagon officials on interservice coordination failures.
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Washington — House
House Appropriations Committee
Louis DeRosa
Pentagon Telecommunications
Pentagon
House
DeRosa
Vietnam
Whalers Grind a Species into Oblivion
In Blandford Nova Scotia the Karl Karlsen whaling plant processes finback sei and sperm whales for export. Canada remains a small but persistent whaling nation while Japan and Russia lead global killings. Farley Mowat and activists push to curb slaughter as critics argue whales may face extinction.
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North American
North Atlantic
Blandford
Karl Karlsen
United States
Karl Karlsen's
Tokyo
Japan
Russia
Canada
Farley Mowat
New Brunswick
Mowat
Karlsen
Nova Scotia
Wewspaper Enterprise Assn
Local Incomplete Text Notice From Baytown Paper
Fragmentary OCR text shows a Baytown Texas Post Office reference and Associated Press byline. It mentions changes in rates or subscriptions and republication rights phrases, but the full context and specifics are unreadable.
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