Ford pledges open trade to aid poorer nations
President Ford told the IMF opening session that the U.S. recovery is underway and will help poorer, underdeveloped nations escape recession. He pledged open trade, removal of trade barriers, an open capital market, increased production of U.S. goods in short supply, and higher exports to brighten global conditions.
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Ford
U.S
International Monetary Fund
United States
U S plan to help poor nations at UN session
President Ford and U S officials unveil sweeping economic reforms to narrow the gap between have and have not nations at the United Nations General Assembly. Moynihan presents proposals for a new financing agency and energy institute while IMF and World Bank enhancements aim to spur growth and investment with a global 12 day debate ahead.
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UPI
United States
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Henry Kissinger
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Moynihan
Assembly
U.S
World Bank
International Finance Corporation
International Energy Institute
U.N
Iran
West Germany
Norway
India
Argentina
China
Japan
Indonesia
Kissinger aims for further pacts in Middle East tour
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger flew to Taif Saudi Arabia for talks with King Khaled about the Egypt Israel interim pact and possible further settlements. He planned to brief Saudi leaders on the Cairo Jerusalem accord and discuss U S support and oil, then move on to Jordan’s King Hussein before returning to Washington.
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Saudi Arabia
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Egypt
Israel
Saud Faisal
Kissinger
Khaled
Faisal
U.S
Amman
Jordan
Hussein
Washington
Ford
Cairo
Vermont Celts Claim 800 B.C. Settlement Found
Harvard professor H B Fell and Byron Dix claim Vermont central to Celtic migration 800 B.C. They describe Stonehenge like rock alignments and inscribed stones with old Irish and Scottish names. They urge protective law and say many sites are buried or on private property, risking loss without preservation.
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Harvard
U.S
Green Mountain
Vermont
H.B. Fell
Byron Dix
America
Canary Islands
New England
Fell
Dix
Boston
Striking waves hit nation after Labor Day weekend
United Press International reports widespread strikes across the country after Labor Day. Firemen in Berkeley and Pine Bluff walked out, flight attendants shut National Airlines, coal miners held a four week walkout, teachers in New York Chicago and Los Angeles threatened to strike, dockworkers refused grain shipments to Russia, and Louisville bus service halted. In Berkeley officials warned of a long strike as 30 National Guardsmen staffed fire stations.
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Ark
National Airlines
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Chicago
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Russia
Louisville
Jack Rinne
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David W. Pryor
Afl-Cio
J. Bill Becker
Pryor
Washington
Charleston
W. Va
United Mine Workers International Union
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Virginia
West Virginia
UMW
Arnold Miller
Inside National notes and local edits listing pages
The column previews diverse items across the edition including Gov Carey finance questions in Manhattan, a Maine rain item tied to a president and ice cream, Braden on private versus public forest land, Raftery’s Little Monster return, and public service rate review for Manchester Water Co along with school openings, Vermont bottled water venture, nostalgia in entertainment, and Mt Anthony football coverage plus Connors and Red Sox notes.
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