CWS sticks to aid role after policy storm
Church World Service, led by executive director Rev. Dr. Paul McCleary, intends no shift toward reform or changing governments. The agency, main relief arm of Protestant and Orthodox churches, focuses on humanitarian aid, self help, clinics, refugee resettlement, and feeding the hungry, despite past pressure to pursue social systems change.
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New York
Church World Service
U.S
Paul McCleary
United Methodist
Interdenominational Relief Agency
CWS
James McCracken
Eugene Stockwell
Natonal Council of Churches Division of
Overseas Ministries
McCracken
McCleary
Bradley
Bolivia
United Methodist Church
Japan Lines Up So-Called Neutral Stance Amid Asia Changes
Japan preserves a cautious policy in Southeast Asia, stressing nonalignment and economic ties while backing the U.S. defense pledge. It avoids new arms spending and seeks to maintain stable Korea, China relations, and oil from Indonesia, fearing a shift in the Korean crisis could topple its leadership.
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Tokyo
SENS
Japan
Southeast Asia
South Korea
Henry Kissinger
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Thailand
Indonesia
Korea
Vietnam
China
Soviet Union
Russia
East Asia
Korean Peninsula
Fed blamed for nation's ills by many in isolation
Washington AP report examines if the Federal Reserve Board is the dominant force in the economy. Critics say the Fed contributed to inflation in 1973 and recession in 1974, while Burns argues its power is limited and that Congress can scrutinize and steer its openness. The piece surveys open market operations, reserve requirements, discount rates, and the FOMC, with quotes from Rep. Reuss and Fed officials.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Arthur F. Burns
Congress
Fed
Henry Reuss
D-Wis
House Banking Committee
Reuss
Burns
Legislative Branch
House
Senate Banking Committees
Federal Open Market Committee
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve
U.S
New York
FOMC
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Richmond
Atlanta
Chicago
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Dallas
San Francisco
Henry C. Wallich
Richard M. Nixon
Wallich
FMOC
Treasury
William E. Simon
Retiring Egypt teacher given door as memento
Anna Peters, after 45 years at Egypt Elementary School, was presented with the door to her 3rd grade classroom as a retirement memento, instead of the usual gold watch. The 65 year old requested a piece of the old building to mark her long service.
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Egypt, Pa
Anna Peters
Egypt
Mayor Pete Flaherty Hosts Early Morning Radio Show
Pittsburgh mayor Pete Flaherty works as KQV wake up host for 13 weeks earning 300 dollars weekly. He delivers traffic sports results and current events while maintaining mayoral duties and shielding politics from FCC rules. He favors rock music and interviews stars like Olivia Newton-John amid NOW criticism.
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Pittsburgh
Pete Flaherty
KQV
Flaherty
Irwin
National Organization For Women (Now
Pete
Federal Communications Commission
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