Editorial on Latin American trade and aid demands
The piece outlines Latin American pushes for broader U.S. aid and trade terms while the Nixon administration weighs concessions. It lists six demand areas from favorable growth targets to nonreciprocal export advantages, and notes Latin America’s shrinking share of U.S. trade, rising external debt costs, and the need for policy changes to boost development.
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U.S
Europe
Subi Cies
Sauce Ce Committee
Hickenlooper
Latin America
Quest For Youth Plastic Surgery Shifts To Middle Class
A Philadelphia seminar shows both women and men increasingly seek cosmetic facial surgery. Women favor full facelifts while men prefer mini procedures for sagging lids brows and neck. Costs vary by locality with Los Angeles averages around 1000 for a full facelift and 500 to 1000 for eyelid removal.
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Philadelphia
Science Writers
Los Angeles
Martinsburg Monster Tax Desk Faces April 15 Deadline
Editorial notes the 1968 personal income tax deadline approaching as about 110 million returns will be mailed nationwide to IRS branches. It explains the Martinsburg Monster computer complex processing returns, audit odds of about 25 to 1, and the large sums involved in underpaid and overpaid taxes along with historical quotes on taxation.
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Austin
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Philadelphia
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Utah
Shelton S. Cohen
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Woodrow Wilson
Ae Pa Sie
Tiberius Caesar
Brothers in the White House spotlight and policy debates
Washington column notes Nixon and Johnson brothers drawing attention for leveraging access. Ed Nixon left Alaska government post amid nepotism law worries as Sam Johnson sells memoirs and eyes further access. Also reports on ABM doubts inside Pentagon and global missile dynamics, plus light sports and social quips.
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Eisenhower
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Inchling
Herb Klein
Don
Lyndon Johnson
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Mexico
Lyndon
New York City
el Morocco
Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Brown's rise and values in North Carolina politics
A Tar Heel of the Week profile traces Brown a staunch supporter of traditional Protestant values and self made ascent. He frames his life around family faith and personal resilience while projecting focus on results for North Carolinians.
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High Point College
Nellie
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