Soviet denounces Western backing of dissidents in crackdown
Pravda questions free flow of information and vows no one may violate Soviet democratic principles. The rebuttal signals Moscow’s stance against Western links of human contact to reform and will shape debate at the Geneva talks on security. In Detroit Chrysler strike begins with 117,000 UAW workers staying home as negotiations resume under a new blackout.
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NYT
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Communist Party
Pravda
Kremlin
Geneva
Detroit
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers
Chrysler
U.A.W
Russia
Butz
Developing Countries
Lewis Carroll
Chicago
Minneapolis
Kansas City
ConAgra
Decatur
Palestinians Condemn Cairo Talks Splitting Guerrilla Front
The Front for the Liberation of Palestine denounces Egypt Syria and Jordan peace efforts. The article notes divisions within Palestinian guerrillas over Sadat’s push for a united Arab front against Israel. Also reported are lice findings on pupils and district screening measures before the new school term.
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Beirut
Leganon
NYT
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Palestinian Resistance
Egypt
Syria
King Hussein
Jordan
al Hadaf
George Habash
Anwar El-Sadat
United Arab Front
Israel
Cairo
Hussein
Hafez al Assad
Sadat
Falastin al Thawra
Palestinian Liberation Organization
Yassir Arafat
Three Montoursville Schools Closed for Lice Check
Lice check order forces Montoursville Area School District to close its three schools on Monday so about 2800 students can undergo head inspections by doctors. The move aims to curb outbreak and protect student health.
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Montoursville, Pa
Hashish Seized at McCarran Airport Van
Federal and local narcotics agents seized more than 800 pounds of hashish with an estimated street value of $5 million in Las Vegas. The drugs were taken Friday night in boxes from McCarran International Airport in a rented van driven by Gary Lynn Lickert, 26, of Long Beach California, according to Las Vegas police spokesman Don Passiatorre.
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Las Vegas
Nev
McCarran International Airport
Long Beach
Calif
Don Passiatorre
Passiatorre
Gary Lynn Lickert
Dowsers Convene at 13th American Society Convention
About 300 dowsers from across the United States are expected in Danville Vermont for the 13th annual American Society of Dowsers convention. Host city Danville has welcomed attendees yearly, with seminars on detection of noxious rays auto accidents and clairvoyant dowsing on media.
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Danville
United States
American Society of Dowsers
Food price upheaval driven by Soviet wheat sales impact US mills
Morton Sosland outlines how 1972 Soviet exports of 440 million bushels of U S wheat helped spark a global food price surge. He argues demand growth, farm policy shifts, and license-less exports threaten US stocks and futures, urging action to safeguard food security and influence foreign policy.
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United States
Soviet Union
Exportkhleb
Moscow
U.S
John Smith
U.S.S.R
Russa
Ukraine
Russia
Peru
St. Oaneeehmet Union
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C.C.C
Federal Treasury
Japan
Great Britain
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America
Secretary of Defense
Department of Agriculture
Butz
Buzz
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Treasury
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Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
China
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Rooster Coffee Club
ConAgra Management
U. S
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