Tito and Stalin's shadow over Yugoslavia's path to coexistence
The piece notes Stalin's 25 year old move against Tito and how Tito now navigates a thawing Tito Kremlin dynamic. It questions whether Tito frets at 81 about after he relinquishes power, fearing Yugoslavia may drift from its socialist path amid a broader era of peaceful coexistence.
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Associated Press
Joseph Stalin
International Communism
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Tito
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Tito and Yugoslavia’s Open Path Beyond Stalinist Control
From the postwar rise of Tito to Yugoslavia’s break with the Soviet bloc the country pursued openness and Western links. Internal purges and debates over self management test Communist authority as younger leaders shape a cautious future.
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Yugoslavia
League of Communists
Tito
Traffic Signal Fun Turns Sour at Irvine and Two
A man recalls the day a traffic signal at Irvine Avenue and Highway Two finally worked and he confidently crossed on green only to nearly collide with another driver. He spars with the other motorist, questions who is right, and ends unsure how to proceed on the northbound route.
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Irvine Avenue
Highway Two
Irvine
Europe’s Court of Justice moves toward a Union
The European Court of Justice, rising from the 1952 Treaty of Paris framework, increasingly handles disputes between member states and private citizens. It asserts supremacy over national law, shaping equality, taxation, and labor disputes as Europe inches toward broader integration.
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United States of America
Supreme Court
European Economic Community
Europe
United States of Europe
European Court of Justice
Paris
European Coal and Steel Community
Common Market
Jean Lecerf
European Community
Alsace
France
Court of Justice
Lecerf
European Parliament
Luxembourg
European Court
Constitutional Court
Skylab drama sparks renewed public interest in space program
NASA officials credit Skylab with reigniting support after a micrometeoroid shield loss and solar array damage 63 seconds after launch. Astronauts Conrad Kerwin and Weitz plan 28 days in orbit with two later 56 day crews, pursuing earth resource experiments and long duration spaceflight feasibility.
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Space Agency
NASA
Skylab
Conrad, Kerwin
Weitz
Space
Franchising Faces New Rules After Boom and Bust
After a period of dueling profits and dubious schemes, franchising eyes a second generation led by auto dealers, soft drink bottlers, and gas stations. Regulators probe pyramid schemes, while IFA projects growth to 430 000 outlets and up to 160 billion dollars in sales.
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New York
United States
Wall Street
International Franchise Association
IFA
Jerry Opack
Washington
POWs reluctant to seek psychiatric help, despite Brudno death
Pentagon medical chief Dr. Richard Wilbur notes a steep uphill battle persuading returned POWs to accept psychiatric care after 566 were examined. Four ordered back to hospitals, including Air Force Capt. Edward Brudno who died by his own hand, prompting a second follow up after six months and one year.
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Washington
Pentagon
Richard S. Wilbur
Air Force
Edward A. Brudno
Brudno
Armed Services
Wilbur
U.S
Percy faces uphill battle for 1976 GOP nomination
Sen. Charles Percy of Illinois begins research into a possible White House bid. The liberal Republican faces an uphill race in a party moving conservative and lags behind Agnew Connally Reagan and Rockefeller in early polls.
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Washington
Charles Percy
Illinois
Percy
Nixon
Senate
Gallup
Spiro T. Agnew
John Connally
Ronald Reagan
California
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Scrambler 6 Froth 7 Type of boat 8 European finch 9 Rainbow 10 Row 11 Small casks
A concise crossword style clue set listing varied terms from scrambler to Romanian coin. Each item hints at a word or definition across categories including boats colors animals and measurements.
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Company of Musicians
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