Chile Says US Should Be Shut Out In Latin Policy
Our opinion notes Chile’s rebuke of the United States urging Latin American nations to unite on independent policies. It claims the OAS should be scrapped and criticizes U.S. cash-for-friendship diplomacy, urging tougher action and more assertive leadership from Washington.
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Chile
United States
U.S
Organization of American States
Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Washington
Utah
Population growth concerns raised by Emory doctor
Robert Hatcher of Emory University warns that falling death rates and high birth rates fuel a global population explosion. In AMA News he cites about one million U.S. pregnancies annually with 45 percent unplanned, one in four ended by abortion, and illegitimate births reaching about 300,000 yearly.
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Robert Hatcher
Emory University School of Medicine
Hatcher
AMA News
United States
Multinational firms reshape world markets and fears rise
A New York AP analysis notes growing globalization as multinational corporations set up operations abroad, sparking tensions with local customs and nationalism. BP expands via Sinclair and Standard Oil stake, while GM and US output show scale. Seizure of assets remains a constant threat to smaller nations.
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New York
Peru
British Petroleum Corp
Ohio
United States
General Motors
Argentina
Denmark
Austria
U.S
Japan
Germany
America
Patman to probe high bank interest rate factors
Rep. Wright Patman of Texarkana plans a probe into why New York banks charge 8 percent prime loans. He cites inflationary pressure and bank complaints to the Federal Reserve, warning higher rates threaten home loans, autos, appliances, and a possible recession. The discussion notes Congressmen's banking ties and related lobbying.
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Washington
Wright Patman
Texarkana
Tex
Billy New York Banks
Patman
New York
Federal Reserve Board
Dear Graduate by Jim Bishop
A reflective address to new graduates about time, progress, and responsibility. It warns the rising generation to realign the world’s wheels, notes past achievements, and urges disciplined planning to avert cynicism and ensure a hopeful future. It references science, war, the United Nations, and the clock as time's relentless measure.
Corry News Roundup Highlights Local Events And Games
It Happened In Corry prepared for the American Legion Rally revival the first since, while the Corry Moose Bombers won six of seven at Loveland Field last night beating the Apollo Merchants behind Lefty Prett’s four hit pitching. A small crowd of about 200 attended. Community Club members met at the Community House and served ice cream cake and coffee to 60 guests. Also noted, years ago on June 18, 1929, an awning in front of C. P. Ferris billiard parlors on East Main Street was set on fire and badly damaged. Plans were announced for a Corry band meeting at the Municipal Building with Mr. Losey Dow of Erie listed as a resident.
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Corry Moose Bombers
Loveland Field
Apollo Merchants
Lefty Prett
C. P. Ferris
East Main Street
Losey Dow
Erie
Timeline notes June 12 in history
Entries mark events on June 12 across years including the 1969 date with World War II and Revolutionary War glimpses. Highlights mention Britain evacuating Philadelphia, the 1812 war declaration, 1896 McKinley nomination, 1940 Cherbourg capture, 1953 Egypt proclaimed republic with Naguib president, 1958 Adams gifts controversy, 1969 governor Earl Long custody, and a 1970s Vietnam surrender milestone.
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Philadelphia
United States
Britain
St. Louis
William McKiley
Eke
Egypt
Mohammed Naguib
Washington
White House
Sherman Adams
Louisiana
Earl Long
Baton Rouge
South Vietnam
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Saudi Arabia
Guinea
Erhard
Congressman Rivers
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Banking and Currency Committee
Chiang Kaishek
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Pepsi- Lola
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Formosa
Merry
Dean Acheson
Richard Nixon
Stephen Young
Tom Dodd
Katanga
Congo
Dodd
McMurtie Godley
Godley
Laos
Mississippi
Charles Evers
Evers
Ethel Kennedy
John McCormack
Boston
John W. McCormack
Corry I Evening Journal
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Everyaig
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Corry
American Legion
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