Soviet salesmen press oil deals amid Arab conflict
The article argues Soviet editorials and leaders press Western Europe and Asia to fear supply disruption, trading for oil, copper, gas, and lumber. Kosygin's unusual bid offers million-figure oil imports to Japan in exchange for heavy investment and Siberia development, while questions linger on feasibility and oil output. The piece notes Moscow’s claims of Arab alliances while pursuing profits.
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Kosysin
Hinge Nassar
Israel
Syria
Kosygin
Japan
Zelyo
Siberia
Soviet Union
Moscow
Kremlin
Middle East
Germany
United States
Eskimo Host at Price Asked For a Word Power Feature
A NEA TM feature item discusses an Eskimo host at a price asked for a word power program. The fragment notes a price query and implies negotiation details for the program.
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NEA
At Price
Tax Hike Now In Trouble In Washington Budget Battle
The administration’s tax increase proposal faces strong opposition in Congress as the House Ways and Means Committee votes to lay it aside. Spending cuts precede tax hikes, with economists warning that stalemate could threaten the economy and inflation. Analysts note rising Social Security and state taxes, while private economists estimate potential tax burdens and consumer caution persist.
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New York
Mali
House
Ways and Mears
White House
Mone
Charles Zwick
BucGzet Bureau
Mifest Pessie
Tims Siifening
Washington
Tax Foundation
Parprume
Pierre Rinfret
Howe
Hanellopoulos
2H Kk
Thanos
Seo
USA
Isiis
San Francisco
L. 3
Columb University
John A. Galbraith
Simultaneosh Thansg
University of Athens
Benjamin Beckhart
Columbia
Committee On Economic Development
Athens University
Xenophon Zolotas
Greece
U.S
Enr Joans
Bank of America
Bible Verse Paraphrase on Grace Through Christ
A compact paraphrase notes that though one man’s offence brings death, grace from God through Jesus Christ overflows to many. The text cites Romans 5:25 in a compact, period-voiced summary.
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God
Jesus Christ
World Series TV Audience Draws Mixed Reactions
Daily TV scope notes that baseball fans prefer the game to soap operas and game shows. Nielsen data show 65 percent of sets in the New York metro area watched NBCs World Series opener replay from Hoster. NBC packed cameras and experts and delivered solid color, with restrained commentators during a pitching duel.
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Cynthia Lowrey
Sew Yorh
New York
NBC
Steck
Baytown Sun Obscured Staff Notes and TV Trends
The Baytown Sun lists staff roles in editorial and advertising departments and notes publication details and subscription rates. A column discusses Nielsen TV reports for the week of Sept 18, highlighting public preference for feature films and listing top and bottom programs across NBC CBS and ABC networks.
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Nielsen
Beck Hudson-Donis
NBC
CBS
Gomer Pyle
Andy Griffith
Bob Hope
CHS
Lacy
Nbcs
Abcs
Good Company
ABC
Secret Hearings Set On Stennis Food Bill
Washington report details debates over a Stennis food bill aimed at feeding hungry Americans and funding medical aid. Closed sessions blocked reporters as supporters argue the measure would reach impoverished families nationwide despite pockets of resistance in Congress.
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Washington
Deew
Pearson Washington
Mississippi
Joé Clark
Texas
Central Intelligence
Sen. Stennis
3Usi
Delta
Ely
Doctor's Mailbag on Diets and Drugs Sparks Debate
Readers ask about weight, appetite suppressants, and hereditary obesity. The column notes Desoxyn and Tepanil effects, safety concerns for high blood pressure, and that pills or targeted fat loss in specific areas are ineffective. It also reports political controversy over open sessions on malnutrition and Greek junta finance inquiries.
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Stemnis
Thomas Foley
Ogen
Foley
Gneainmen Poage
Sen. Stemmis
Quiz and Q&A from the Newspaper Enterprise Association
A set of trivia items asks which US president earned a Johns Hopkins PhD, naming Woodrow Wilson who completed it in 1886 in political science. It explains that done up brown originates from baking, meaning finished. It also notes the father of Hiawatha is known as the West Wind.
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Johns Hopkins University
Woodrow Wilson
Hiawatha
West Wind
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Consumer spending vs thrift drives 1965 outlook
AP reports divergent trends in American consumer behavior as savers rise to 65 percent of take home pay while overall household debt nears 506 billion dominated by housing and consumer credit. Forecasters cite inflation risks and potential tax impact as confidence wavers between saving and spending.
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Jory Cunnief
NEW York
Henal Industry Board
Nonproft Education and Research Organization
Ural
Ketena
University of Michigan
Falsecard in clubs during a bridge slam play
Bridge puzzle by Oswald and James analyzes why East cannot fool West with a false card in clubs. South, holding solid diamonds and ace of spades, ruffs clubs and uses the heart ten to read West’s response, revealing why fast false cards are risky and how West’s potential ducks affect the slam.
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East
Declarer
West
South
West Ducks
Bridge bidding puzzle: no-trump to seven and partner’s ace
In a bridge card deal the auction shows East Pass South Pass Pass 4NT Pass 7, with South holding AKS WAITS. The responder faces a choice after a supposed partner bid that reveals one king and insists on selecting the best contract. The problem asks what action to take now and invites a solution for tomorrow.
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Aks
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Henry Holcomb
Bob Rothe
Dwight
Laughlin
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Sumer
Paage
Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
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