Southwest Africa policy shift draws U S critique
The piece criticizes U S State Department policy toward Southwest Africa Namibia arguing the Export-Import Bank will stop loan guarantees for trade with the territory. It frames the move as a departure from prior policy and warns of Soviet interests and regional instability tied to South African rule.
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U.S. State Department
Southwest
Africa
Charles Y. Yost
U.S
United Nations
New York Times
Southwest Africa
Republic of South Africa
U.N
League of Nations
South Africa
Soviet Union
South Atlantic
Thessr
Cape
State Department
Kennedy
Yost
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Venetian Blind Safety Nets on Highways
New York reports safer summer motoring with median barriers of steel tubes preventing head on crashes. Expanded metal mesh glare screens and breakaway signs reduce fatalities by directing impact and allowing signs to fold away when struck. Pick highways with protected traversable medians to lower risk.
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Policy debate over Southwest Africa harms American interests
The author argues U S policy toward Southwest Africa harms Western goals, aiding the Soviet Union. He attacks State Department hardliners, alleges pro communism bias, and urges stronger support for American investment and free enterprise to counter South African and Rhodesian influence. He predicts continued disputes with the Nixon administration over the issue.
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Southwest
Yost
League of Nations
United Nations
League
Southwest Africa
U. S
Soutwest Africa
South America
United States
South Africa
Soviet Union
Africa
Artment
Europe
Nixon
Landlords Seek Fast Renters Say Howie Husties Leads
Howie Husties, a 4-aero Record Classified ad expert, touts rapid tenant placement. He claims to match right renters quickly and invites inquiries at CR 5-3131 for city vacancies.
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Low Cost Cookery Ads Boost Store Traffic Across Cities
New York reports a study by the ANPA showing seven of ten homemakers altered shopping habits due to higher food prices. The Hunt-Wesson low cost cookery ads in 129 papers across 11 cities reached 23 million readers, with 77 percent of recallers changing habits.
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American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
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Hunt-Wesson Foods, Inc
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
San Diego
Petrodesy
Burn first aid guidance from doctor at Nerves 0 University
Ice or cold compresses should be applied continuously to a burn for about 30 minutes as the best initial treatment, according to Dr. Harvey KeV 2, a physician at the Nerves O University Medical Unit in Evanston Illinois.
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Tealan fedis Meat ambulas e¢s burn treatment guidance
Kravita states that ice water should be carried to treat burn victims and that cooling burns with ice en route to the hospital is desirable. The advice emphasizes immediate cooling to reduce damage and pain during transport.
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Tealan Fedis
Marichal Dominates NL Pitching Control in 1963
Juan Marichal of the San Francisco Giants displayed elite control in 1963, walking an average of only 1.42 batters per game, contributing to his status as one of the league's top pitchers.
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Juan Marichal
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