Chicken war spurs global poultry trade shifts and tariff fallout
The chicken tariff clash sparked by West Germany and the Common Market has driven up costs for American producers by 46 million dollars yearly and raised prices for European consumers. Japan emerges as a key target market with large potential growth, while Danish and other exporters push into Japan to fill the gap. Japanese officials demand import barriers as U S and European growers flood the market with cheaper poultry.
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West Germany
Germany
Europe
Japan
United States
Asia
U. S
U. S. Trade Center
Tokyo
Denmark
Soviet anti missile claim met with skepticism in the West
Western analysts question the Moscow parade missile as a truly deadly anti missile system. The piece notes U S Nike Zeus and Nike X programs, fears about decoys jammers and nuclear blackout, and argues the Soviets may deploy an interim system while working on improvements. It warns propaganda motives aside, U S defenses may still outpace Soviet advances.
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Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
U. S
Senate
Army
Symington
Missouri
Defense Department
Youths prepare for adult life through 4 H and Scouting
Adults often miss how teens prepare for future roles amid rapid American pace. Many 17 or 18 year olds now know their occupational goals and actively pursue them through 4 H, school science, Scouting and related activities. Boxers should watch certain TV programs to avoid fighting mood before a match.
Reuther Speech Highlights At AFL CIO Convention
Washington notes summarize Walter Reuther’s annual state of the union address. He argues labor must expand beyond economic aims to global concerns, address unemployment, education gaps, and elder care, and push for full employment and humane progress. He condemns civil rights deficits and urges labor leadership to shape tomorrow’s direction.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Rowse Enterprise Assn
Walter Reuther
Reuther
AFL— Cio Industrial Union Department
Latin America
Africa
Asia
National Association of Manufacturers
American Medical Association
Berlin Wall
Berlin
Birmingham
Global growth tests US role as world currency
The AP report notes surging global output since 1938 and population booms in developing regions. It cites IMF World Bank talks on an international currency, debates over gold and dollars, and US defense and aid spending impacting foreign dollar claims, while the dollar remains strong yet potentially insufficient long term.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
United States
Asia
Africa
Latin America
World Bank
International Monetary Fund
U.S
United Nations
Treasury
Marcus Nadler
Manufacturers Hanover Trust
United Nations Survey
UN to take over whaling as new world industry
Roger Babson argues for United Nations control of whaling to limit male killings and allow reproduction, likening it to cattle industry growth. He urges UN to oversee underwater whaling, ignore past quotas, and use ocean resources to fund the UN while expanding employment and wealth. He cites sea exploration and oil breakthroughs as precedent.
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Babson Park
Mass
United Nations
New Bedford
Nebraska
Arctic
Antarctic
John D. Rockefeller
Pennsylvania
California
Texas
Ocean
Hollywood Secretary Warns About Boss Triangle
Ruth Millett advises secretaries to stop worrying about their bosses private lives. She argues that a boss wife is a private matter and that many such triangles start from a secretary assuming she knows the man better than his spouse.
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Ruth Millett Newspaper Enterprise Assa
Miss Secretary
It Is the Nature of Men by Paul Harvey and Others
The piece surveys human nature and inequities, arguing only a minority aims for superiority and liberty to develop their abilities, while praising ambitious individuals who built America and defend security in a cold war context. It contrasts duties with privileges in teachings of Christ and cites Dr Walter Courtney.
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America
Labor Movement
U.S
Paul Harvey
Nashville
Walter Courtenay
United States
Hollywood
Phyllis Wright
Phyllis
MGM
Richard Chamberlain
Raymond Massey
Dr. Wright
Biddeford Lace Journal Obscure Ocean Wealth Talk
A Biddeford Maine paper column discusses ocean bottom wealth and historic figures. It notes whales now roam Arctic and Antarctic waters, and mentions E W Scripps as a forefather of ocean studies and his endowment idea. It also references William Loeb's wife.
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Arctic
Antarctic
Central
West
E. W. Scripps
William Loeb
Nackey
United Nations
Scripps
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues A through Fifty Seven
Crossword clues list includes 57 items covering film, literature, nautical terms, anatomy, and common words. Answers range from 2 words to single terms, with language hints in multiple languages and historical references. Includes authors, places, directions, and measurements across varied topic clusters.
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Johnathan Edwards
Washington News
Business Mirror
World Financial
The
Roger Babson
Li Ae
Ruth Millett
Boss
Paul Harvey News
By Bob Thomas
Phoenix
Phoenix Theater
Norris Houghton
Biddeford
Lace Journal
Adams Street
Maine
Journal Publishing Corp
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Mariner
Harding
Burrows
Carpen
Mr. Dionne
Dresden’s River
M. Coty
Colleq
Spain
Idaho
Nieuport’s River
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