Nobel Peace Prize puts Brezhnev in bind over Sakharov
In Moscow the Nobel Peace Prize awarded to physicist Andrei Sakharov traps Leonid Brezhnev with no easy method to handle Sakharov s wish to attend Oslo to receive the prize. Tass and Izvestia attack Sakharov set against him as anti Soviet and anti patriot while Brezhnev weighs exit per mit versus possible Western praise and internal party pressures. The dilemma emerges as Brezhnev balances Helsinki pledges with mounting tensions at home and abroad.
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Helsinki
Kremlin
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Karov
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Peking
United States
Ford
Salt Progress
Pumpkins Abundant With Prices Similar To Last Year
Pumpkins appear in plentiful supply at roadside stands and markets with prices near 1974 levels. Apple cider also offered at lower prices due to abundant apples. USDA projects harvest up 13 percent to 174 million 42-pound boxes. farm price average for apples around 1.60 per 100 apples.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
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National Association of Departments of Agriculture
USDA
Connecticut
State Agriculture Department
Fighting in Portuguese Timor shows no end in sight
Sydney dispatch reports daily battles between Fretilin and opposing forces two months into the civil war. Diplomats say the military situation remains unclear as Indonesia and Portugal plan further talks this month to resolve the Timor crisis.
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Australia
Fretilin
Adam Malik
Indonesia
Portugal
West Timor
Labor
Timor
United Nations
Timorese Democratic Union
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Revolutionary Front
East Timor
Indonesian Timor
Lemos Peres
Atauro
Portuguese Timor
Apadeti Party
Australian Broadcasting Commission
Batu- Bade
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Jakarta
Apodeti
First National Bank Report of Condition Summary
The bank’s report shows total deposits of 65.7 million including 19.8 million in demand deposits and 45.9 million in time and savings. Liabilities total 64.5 million with reserves on loans and securities at 6.3 million and capital accounts at 6.8 million. Directors Fred B. Leggett Jr. Julian B. Stinson Hosea E. Wilson attest the figures. Donald F. Mabe signs as president.
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Donald ¥. Mabe
Fred B. Leggett, JR
Julian 8
Stinson
Hosea E. Wilson
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