Editorial Page On Soviet Wheat Sale Critique
The piece denounces last year s sale of U S wheat to the Soviet Union as a deceitful move masking price inflation. It argues the Soviets profit while U S stockpiles dwindle and aid to dependent nations suffers amid deteriorating hunger and shortages.
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United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Observer ages too
The piece portrays Superman, now middle aged, losing his X ray vision and vitality. A doctor suggests rest and weight loss while the hero contemplates one final bold mission to save the President or Vice President amid a chaotic Watergate era backdrop.
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Uments
Chi Hic
Atlantic City
Boatman
Superman
Mayo Cinle
White House
Tes
Krypton
Oval Office
Key Biscayne
Florida
San Clemente
California
St. Louis
Gateway Arch
Washington
Camp David
Key Yg
Watergate
Ashtabula
Man of Steel
The
Black Bird
Postal Service deals fuel influence peddling charges
President Nixon era also faces a clash with Congress over pocket veto use. Postmaster General Ted Klassen is accused of steering non competitive contracts to cronies like Martin Segal for a 15 percent finder fee. Segal’s firm won a 50 000 contract and retirement booklets while unrelated clients received favorable treatment.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Ted Klassen
Martin E. Segal
Segal Company
Segal
Harry Truman
Retirement Advisors, Inc
Postal
Klassen
Jack Cloherty
Paul Barnsford
Postmaster General
Postal Service
Congress
White House
Congressional
House
Peter Rodine
D-N.j
Robert Dixon
Nixon
At Home Abroad U.S. must bargain for human laws and rights too
U.S. trade leverage with the Soviet Union should include human rights concessions. The Panov case shows clerical cruelty and emigration bans. strong bargaining and open public pressure are needed, as quiet diplomacy has failed for Soviet Jews. Congress must connect trade deals to minimum decencies and not normalize repression.
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Boston
Soviet Union
United States
Congress
Valery Panov
Galina
Kirov
Leningrad
Israel
Panov
Leonid Brezhnev
Moscow
Robert Abrams
Bronx
N.Y
Viktorov
Abrams
Henry Kissinger
America
Kissinger
U.S.S.R
Zeras
Andrei Sakharov
Benjamin Levich
Evgeny
Arctic
U.S
Sakharov
Swedes discontent grows after close election victory
In Sweden a close election left Premier Olof Palme and the Social Democrats with a precarious hold. Voters expressed concern over high taxes, impersonal medical care, and bureaucratic state direction, while farmers and rural nostalgia boosted the Center party. The vote split 175 seats each for Socialists and non-Socialists, signaling cautious continuity rather than a mandate for sweeping change.
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Alvin Shuster
New York Times
Stockholm
Sweden
United States
Olof Palme
Social Democrats
Palme
Tage Erlander
Agrarian Party
Center Party
Torbjorn Falidin
Quote collection on enthusiasm trust and indignation
A compact selection of quotations on passion and trust. It contrasts Chambers on mind shaping, Cholmondeley on zeal and vigor, and Macdonald on trust as a greater praise than love. Each line presents a thought provoking bite for reflection.
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Mary Cholmondeley
Biddeford Journal Notes Alta W Foster 1891 1971
Brief obituary item notes Alta W. Foster 1891 1971 and B. F. Whitehouse 1889 L y72 with sparse biographical references. The entries appear in a local Biddeford publication, listing birth and death years for two individuals.
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Alta W. Foster
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