Nations Agree to End Greenland Salmon Fishing by 1976
Editorial notes Denmark will phase out salmon harvests in Greenland breeding grounds over four years with a full ban by January 1 1976 after ratifying an ICNAF pact. Norway joins in. 11 nations including Canada and the U S approve broader global limits amid rising scarcity.
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Greenland
Norway
International Commission For the Northwest Atlantic Fisheries
Denmark
Canada
France
Federal Republic of Germany
Iceland
Italy
Poland
Portugal
Romania
Spain
Ussr
United Kingdom
United States
Japan Buying Up Pearl Harbor and U.S. Assets
Paul Harvey argues Japanese purchases threaten U S economy describing rising prices for gems textiles and real estate as Japan expands in the United States. He notes a growing Japanese community in New York City and predicts economic leverage through underpriced goods and universal demand for American items.
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U.S
Pearl Harbor
New York City
Japan
California
Europe
Latin America
United States
Honolulu
Police conduct questioned in Biddeford motorists letter
A reader criticizes Biddeford police for not obeying road laws while enforcing them on others. The letter also praises street crews for clearing ice and widening streets during a harsh winter period.
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Journal
Biddeford
BBC Faces Shortage for Five Minute Happy News
The BBC struggles to assemble enough items for its five minute Happy News program. Announcers speak with heavy British accents and listeners find it hard to catch every word while the repeats roll. American radio voices are cited as offering brief station breaks rather than uplifting content.
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British Broadcasting Corporation
BBC
A. Hoke
Closed doors in Senate Banking Committee spark reform talk
Washington Merry-Go-Round notes a push by Senators Proxmire and Packwood to open committee meetings, opposed by Tower who warns of precedent and secrecy. The debate highlights tensions between public oversight and banking industry influence in congressional proceedings.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Senate
Senate Banking Committee
William Proxmire
John Tower
R-Tex
Proxmire
Parkwood
Ed Brooke
R-Mass
John Sparkman
Dela
The
Reformers
Sparkman
Tower
D.N.H
White House
Washington Post
Wall Street Journal
Rollins
Rosehall
Malek
Air Force
Potomac
Pentagon
Pentagon, Was Unseaworthy. the Day After Our Story Appeared, the Generals Abando
Rickover
Hyman Rickover
GPO
Seadog
The Hughes interview and a jaunt through intrigue
In Washington and London a column threads a spoof about Howard Hughes and Clifford Irving. The narrator encounters guard dogs and private doors at an Inn on the Park while speculating on identities and media humbug amid quirky, offbeat reflections.
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Don Maclean
Washington
London
Uganda
H.H
Hubert Humpie
Wash
H.H.H
Horatio
Henry Hornblower
Hudson
Sat
Nixon charts independent political path without top adviser
Nixon moves to run his own political decisions with a pared White House staff. Observers note the GOP must plan for 1976 while the president reshapes party guidance, facing questions about leadership and strategy in a changing electoral climate.
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Bruce Biossat
NEA
Washington
Nixon
White House
Pan
H. R
Bob) Haldeman
Republican National Committee
George Bush
Texas
Republican Party
Greene
Massachusetts
York
Michigan
California
Ohio
Penn
John Mitchell
Murray Chotiner
Harry Dent
Nixon Faces Senate Resistance Over Executive Privilege
Washington column analyzes President Nixon's mounting trouble with Senate Democrats over executive privilege and cabinet confirmations. It notes conservative House and Senate critics demand advisers testify, urging written justification for continued silence while praising Nixon’s constitutional powers in foreign policy.
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William
Washington
Capitol
Nixon
Democratic Congress
Senate
House
Democratic Policy Committee
White House
Policy Committee
Spe
Capitol Hill
Richard Nixon
Foster and Whitehouse Alumni Obituaries
W. B. Foster 1881 1963 and B. C. Whitehouse 1889 1972 noted in Saco Journal notices. Biographical details compact, highlighting lifespans and local relevance.
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Wm. EB. Foster
B. ¥. C. Whitehouse
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Clifford Irving
Tely
New York Congress
Cops
New York Police
Washington News
Saco Journal
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W. Foster
W. Paul Casavant
Charles C. Sutton
Gladys M. Whitehouse
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