U S and Russia Deepen Involvement in Middle East
U S and Soviet pressure map a path toward peace amid Israel Egypt and Arab nations. Ebbing brinkmanship shows Washington and Moscow backing away from war with Nasser and Eban urging talks before withdrawal. The dramatic standoff risks escalation if negotiations fail.
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Israel
Abba Eban
Knesset
Mid-East
Nasser
Castro
Egypt
Penn Central Collapse and 1970s Corporate Reckoning
A 1961 price fixing scandal and Penn Central bankruptcy highlight risks to free enterprise. The judge denounces the electricity executives while Penn Central’s collapse shakes markets, affecting banks funds and university endowments. Reform and bailout questions linger as creditors seek orderly reorganization.
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Penn Central
Wall Street
Penn Central Co
Prison Atrocities and White House Mentions Inside Politics
Congress protests prison abuses in U S sentences, citing reports from Ohio Penitentiary including beatings and Mace sprays. Ohio Corrections head Koblentz and Warden Cardwell deny brutality. Separate items note Gerald Ford's Hall speech donation and White House reflections on ads and Cambodian shrines.
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Noah Jackson
Jackson
Ohio Corrections
Maury Koblentz
Koblentz
Cardwell
Ohio Penitentiary
Gerald Ford
Paul Hall
Afl-Cio Maritime Trades
House
Hall
Afl-Cio
Gerry Ford
Ford
William ©. Douglas
Albert Parvin Foundation
Las Vegas
High Point projects gain from federal funding shift
Federal cutbacks on construction lift High Point Post Office bids to the front burner with rescheduled re bidding in fiscal 1970. Senator Jordan and liaison Walter Harris pledge prompt advertising dates. Other notes cover Camp Cheerio, ACA accreditation, J C Penney remodeling, Four Seasons Holiday Inn opening, local hotel expansion, and Census Bureau employment survey details.
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B. Everett Jordan
Walter D. Harris
Andrea Lee Gilliam
South
Atlanta
Pinecroft
High Point Roads
Greensboro
Triad
Burlington
Howard Johnson
Bureau of the Census
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Bureau of the
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Bureau
Census Bureau
Narcotics In Business Shock As Drug Use Rises In New York Firms
A study by Carol Kurtis for the Research Institute of America and released by the New York Chamber of Commerce finds drug use rising across major firms. Of 50 companies checked 45 reported incidents with users in lobbies on the job and even deaths on corporate premises. A major bank reported one addict per week in 1969. The electric machinery maker logged 60 cases last year and a utilities firm 78. the telephone company nearly 500 among 100 000 employees.
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Carol Kurtis
The
Research Institute of America, Inc
New York Chamber of Commerce
Telephone Company
Electric Utility Company
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