Latin leaders question McGovern while Nixon looms large
Latin American officials express puzzlement over McGovern and expect Nixon to win reelection. They view Nixon as a familiar figure despite criticism of his handling of Vietnam and business focused policy. Concerns rise about McGovern’s Europe policy and potential impact on Latin trade and aid.
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Bogota
McGovern
U.S
Nixon
Vietnam
Panama
Peru
Washington
Juan Vellasco Alvarado
State Department
U.S. Business
Mr. Nixon
Peking
Moscow
John Kennedy
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Socialist Bloc
United States
Thomas Eagleton
Eagleton
Latin America
Treasury
John Connally
Department of State
Connally
Pompano Beach Woman Gets Extra Medicare Form Haul
A Pompano Beach woman asked for one Medicare form from the Social Security office and received 2000 copies. A truck delivered two large cartons to her home, she gave many away to neighbors, and when leftovers remained another truck collected the surplus. Social Security blamed the mix up on mistaken identity.
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Pompano Beach
Fia
Social Security Office
Social Security
Claims U S Nuclear Weapons on Okinawa
Japanese opposition party Komeito charged that the United States has nuclear weapons on Okinawa after its return to Japanese rule. The U S embassy denied the claim, citing standard safety signs near X-ray equipment and radar antennas at Chibana storage area.
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Tokyo
United States
Okinawa
U.S
Komeito Party
Japan
Chibana
American Insurance Goes International
American property and casualty firms expand worldwide as life insurers reenter foreign markets. Occidental seeks Japan partnership with Heiwa to market American policies while Sentry buys into Howden's in Britain and American firms operate about 360 offices with 10 000 foreign workers.
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New York
API
Russia
Europe
Middle East
Life
Occidental Insurance
Heiwa Insurance Co
Japan
Fred Weisman
United Press International
Combined Insurance Co
W. Clement Stone
Chicago
Stone
New Zealand
Australia
John Janis
Sentry Insurance Co
Stevens Point
Wis
Sentry
Howden’s
Joseph Weimert
American Foreign Insurance Assn
Wayne
N.J
Weimert
INA
Philadelphia
CNA
Chubb & Son
Travelers
Aetna
U.S
United States
Open Air Car Market Thrives in Sao Paulo
In Sao Paulo the open air car market outside Pa coambu stadium draws buyers and sellers each weekend with zero trading fees. About 200 cars gather weekly since January with 45 percent sold. TV host announcers on Channel 11 present car details to viewers as cars pass by, while 14 month installment plans attract buyers. Plans to expand to other Brazilian cities are under consideration.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Latin America
Pacoambu
Channel 11
Finance Corporation
Aspinall Criticizes Ecology Movement After Political Defeat
Rep. Wayne Aspinall, 76, says environmentalists helped defeat him in the primary, but also cites gerrymandering and age as factors. He defends public lands policy and his record on national parks and Indians, while blaming extreme ecologists for inflexibility. He notes the bill on public lands stalled and vows not to fight the battle in the next Congress.
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Washington
UPI
Wayne N. Aspinall
Colorado
House Interior Committee
Aspinall
National Parks
Congress
United States
Ecology
Public Lands
Public Land Law Review Commission
Russians Claim Rise in Industry
Pravda reported that Soviet industrial output for the first nine months of 1972 rose 6.7 percent, with overall fulfillment of the plan. Weakness remained in consumer goods sectors including shoes textiles clothing fish products radios television sets and washing machines. Some enterprises did not fully use available reserves to boost production.
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Moscow
Pravda
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Don Quixote
ER Buski
Booter
American Insurance Goes International
By Leroy Pope
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Beirut
Hong Kong
House Interior
Ecology Movement
William E. Clayton
Bill Too
Jonathan & Mcintosh
Pum Dale
T. NE
United State Bank
16Th Ave
FDC
Smulekoff
Tha Pille
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