Third World nations press at Lima talks on economic unity
At the Lima conference delegates from nonaligned countries clash publicly over U.S. actions while backstage talks focus on core Third World economic plans. Proposals aim to create a development fund with pledges from participating nations and establish an information pool for nonaligned members.
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Lima
Peru
United States
U.N. General Assembly
General Assembly
Taullers
Nguyen Thi Binh
South Vietnam
Thes
Ho Dat
North Korea
Vietnam
Milos Milie
Panama
Guantanimn
Cuba
Western Hemisphere
Juan Antonio Tack
U.S
Television Classes Offered at Kirkwood Community College
Kirkwood Community College announces two television based courses for home viewing with optional Saturday sessions. The Classical Theater of the Air starts Sept 25 at 7:30 pm, featuring plays from Shakespeare to Webster produced by the BBC. The Ascent of Man explores science humanities and technology with classes led by John Mallen. Tuition is 52 dollars per course. registration deadline Sept 27.
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Coutre Kirkwood Community College
Earch
Thwa
Channel 12
British Broadcasting Co
Sarah Kunvicher
Kirkwood
Juwa Assn
Klinefelter
Commission On Institutions of Higher Education
North Central
Assa
Iowa Council of Teachers of English
Man
Jebn
Building A
John Mallen
University of Iowa
St. John's University
Minnesota
Leedsniversity
England
New York Mayor Relinquishes City Fiscal Powers to State
Mayor Abraham Beame agrees to hand major fiscal control to New York State in exchange for a large loan infusion to avert debt default. Gov. Hugh Carey and Controller Arthur Levitt gain final say over city revenue estimates and expenditures through a three member panel. plan to be sent to a special legislature session for approval.
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New York
Abraham Beame
Rnty
Beame
Hugh Carey
Arthur Levitt
Carey
Levitt
Restraining Order Halts Alaska Pipeline Strike
In Anchorage Alaska a temporary restraining order halted a walkout by the Teamsters affecting 4200 Alyeska Pipeline workers. The stoppage began after a bus driver was assaulted when siding with a black laborer who had been ordered to ride in the back.
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Anchorage, Alaska
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
trans-Alaska Pipeline
Teamsters
Pipeline
Alyeska
Pipe Welders Union
Prudhoe Bay
Arctic Slope
Valdez
Argentine Army Dispute Spurs Alert
Argentina faced a full military alert as a dispute over government participation spilled into demands for the army chief’s resignation. Fears of a coup circulated with some navy air force units and police on alert while Peronist leaders sought constitutional continuity and an army reshuffle remained unsettled.
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Buenos. Aires
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Alberto Numa Laplane
Isabel Peron
Laplane
Dodge
Mercedes Benz
USDA: Americans Will Eat 1.5 Percent Less in 1975
UPI reports USDA economists project 1975 per capita food consumption to fall about 1.5 percent from 1974 levels, due to an 18 percent drop in pork supplies and drought impacts on feed crops. Food prices are seen about 9 percent higher this year with pork down and poultry also reduced.
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UPI
Agriculture Department
USDA
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