Ervin predicts fear a nation’s foe. farewell note urges faith
In a retirement message former Senate Watergate committee chair Sam J. Ervin Jr. argues fear is America's greatest enemy. He urges truth, faith, and courage as antidotes, citing Carlyle and biblical faith, urging citizens to seek truth and keep faith to overcome internal and external challenges.
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Sam J. Ervin Jr
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North Carolina
Senate
Watergate Committee
Thomas Carlyle
Hostages Freed as Nicaraguan Guerrillas Flee to Cuba
In Nicaragua 19 captives were released after a two day siege by eight Sandinista Liberation Front members at a suburban home during a cocktail party. They freed 20 more hostages over the weekend and flew to Havana with about 500000 in ransom. A captive described the guerrillas as calm professionals while demanding safe passage to Cuba for themselves and jailed Sandinistas. The plane carried ambassadors, a papal nuncio, and Archbishop Obando y Bravo. Somoza said the group received less than 500000.
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Nicaragua
Cuba
Laszlo Pataky
Sandinista Liberation Front
United States
United Nations
Havana
Miguel Obando Y Bravo
Anastasio Somoza
Meatless Days Ineffective Says Farm Journal
The Farm Journal argues meatless days do not curb hunger and that donating money to aid groups is the proper way to feed the hungry. It notes cattle often receive grain for palatability and that much beef comes from non fed cattle. The magazine favors established aid agencies for targeted relief and cites 1973 U S data on cash and commodities distributed abroad.
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Philadelphia
Farm Journal
United States
U.S. State Department
Soviets to Expand Poultry Raising and Trade Ties
Washington AP says two Agriculture Department experts report the Soviet Union is pursuing an ambitious poultry production program, especially broilers, signaling possible closer U.S. trade links. The plan may raise demand for U.S. technology and feed imports, with corn and soybean needs rising if output expands. Also Melbourne AP reports GM Australia unit planning layoff of about 5,000 workers, 15 to 20 percent, early next year.
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Agriculture Department
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
Melbourne
General Motors Corporation
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