Military advisers as defense suppliers in Saudi and more
Washington reports reveal secret plans to keep U S military advisers in Vietnam under the guise of defense suppliers. Dozens of civilian dressed experts work in Saudi Arabia on missile systems and logistics with Bendix, Raytheon, Lockheed, and Northrop. salaries up to 2000 monthly. Separate items allege illegal Alaska draft of Eskimos and American Airlines outsourcing Lebanon work to Lebanon, paying Lebanese workers about 28 cents an hour.
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Washington
Pentagon
Vietnam
Henry Kissinger
Paris
U.S
The
South Vietnam
Saudi Arabia
Bendix Field Engineering Corporation
Saudi Arabian Army Ordinance Corps
Raytheon Corporation
Lockheed
Northrop
National Guard
Alaska
Bethel
American
Lebanon
American Airlines
Transport Workers Union
We Are Guilty Too in War Coverage and Bombing
In our view the press shares guilt for downplaying North Vietnamese military actions while exaggerating U S bombing. The piece argues the North Vietnamese attackers continue killing and seizing territory as the Vietnam war persists. It contends U S raids are not the only action and urges balanced compassion for all affected people.
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U.S
Bleeding Hearts
Red
North
Vietnam
Expanding US consumer credit in 1945 and beyond
The 1945 total consumer credit reached about 6 billion dollars with last year near 140 billion and rising. Auto loans, personal loans, and various finance arrangements comprise most debt, while home mortgages and life insurance firm totals. Lenders face calls to reform practices such as wage assignments and confessions of judgment as commissions urge faster, fairer access to credit and protections for women and the poor.
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New York
United States
Savings and
The
National Commission
AMA exposes its own cracks and addicts within ranks
The American Medical Association openly discusses internal crises revealing alcoholism narcotic addiction and mental disorders among doctors. A new president leads reforms to weed out misfits and revoke licenses, signaling a dramatic shift in ethics and accountability within the profession.
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Association
Council On Mental Health
Conclusion jumping and cigars in New York
AP columnist riffs on judging men by cigars, noting thick cigars mark doers while slim ones suit actors. The piece mocks romance ideals, aging office wolves, dieting secrets, and women’s fashion choices with sharp, humorous asides.
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New York
Boyle
London
Mead Park pool fund drive and city railgate concerns
Currys recreation committee hires Ketchum Inc of Pittsburgh to raise 125000 for Mead Park public swimming pool. City Council asks solicitor to press Erie and Pennsylvania railroads over automatic crossing gates wiring and traffic light interconnection at South Center and Main. The 101150 dollar damage case with the railroad heads to Erie County Court next week. plaintiff Carl Crosby has rejected a 500 settlement offer.
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Mead Park
Ketchum Inc
Pittsburgh
Erie Railroad
Center Street
First Avenue
Roger Brown
Erie
Pennsylvania Railroads
South Center
Main Streets
City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Erie County
Councilman
Carl Crosby
Bear Lake
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Bendix
Saudi
Corry Journal
South
Nixon
National Business Council For Consumer Affairs
National Commission On Consumer Finance
Ama
American Medical Association
Wesley, Hall
Association of Physicians
Old American Medical Association
You
Hal Boyle
Julie Andrews
Curry
Corry
James McAvoy
Gould Street
America
Boy Scouts
Louisiana State University
Charleston
Manhattan
Civilization
Socrates
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