Western Europe aims for limited Middle East influence
European influence in the Middle East remains modest as West European nations mend war damage ties with Arab states. Britain Britain seeks Arab markets but faces limited success, France pursues a third way, and Germany faces political strains. A country-by-country rundown follows with Britain Italy West Germany and France shaping evolving relations alongside Iraq and oil interests.
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Film Studio Purchase Seen as Dream of Producer Director
Hollywood veteran Robert Aldrich sold a 15 percent share in The Dirty Dozen profits to buy the Sutherland Studio near downtown Los Angeles. He plans two new stages in two years and a further stage later, arguing major studios will fragment into satellite facilities as costs rise and large lots become unaffordable. He cites high studio overhead and idle periods as proof the industry must adapt.
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Educational Estimations for Kansas Institutions
TOPEKA AP Estimated expenditures by educational institutions for the current fiscal year their requests for the 1969 fiscal year and Gov Docking recommendations. Kansas State 47.03 million 46.74 million 45.71 million University of Kansas 44.91 million 44.53 million 43.97 million Medical Center 26.75 million 31.56 million 28.99 million Wichita State 9.92 million 11.11 million 10.84 million Fort Hays State 7.62 million 7.00 million 6.94 million Pittsburg State 9.68 million 12.03 million 11.55 million School for the Blind 524,619 1.42 million 586,898 School for the Deaf 1.04 million 1.86 million 348,877 An antelope sprints short distances at 50 miles an hour and cruises easily at 90, the National Geographic says.
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Farm equipment and shop tools auction listing
Marion H. Grossman owner presents a sale of assorted farming gear including JD tractors and implements such as 16-10 RB grain drills, 30 inch spacing steel wheel drills, wheel hoe openers, rotovator, grain loaders, 4 wheel trailer, field cultivators, sprayers, bed shapers, drag bars, weeders, tool bars and hydraulic cylinders plus a large shop tools collection with welders, pipe benders, jacks, grinders and air equipment. Items include propane and gas tanks and miscellaneous power equipment.
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Howard
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Life Begins at Forty Oldsters Tap New Vitality Sources
Q and A discuss how seniors find energy in learning new skills and pursuing hobbies. Actuarial tables and medicine suggest longer lives, while thrift shopping helps stretch pensions. Retirement satisfaction varies, but many adapt well, with orchids and routines boosting contentment.
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