Easter in Berlin Opens Wall for One Day Reunion
East Germans briefly open nine crossing points into West Berlin for Easter allowing reunions as Bundestag mulls treaties with Poland and Russia. The move, tied to Brandt's ostpolitik, may complicate future reunification while traffic remains one way from East to West.
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Berlin Wall
Bundestag
Poland
Russia
Europe
Willy Brandt
Germany
Brandt
United States
West Germany
Warsaw
Moscow
Wall
West Berlin
Misplaced Blame in Rising Beef Prices Highlights Farmer Struggles
The article argues beef prices rise and fall with cyclical markets, hurting farmers who see profits squeezed while processors and grocers benefit. It notes farmers lack a strong platform, consumers face higher grocery costs, and Congress threats on controls reflect a broader blame cycle.
Projecting The News Disappearing Oil Glut To Shortage
An analysis warns that U S oil demand will grow about 3 8 percent yearly to 1985, pushing domestic reserves and fuel prices higher. Texas sets oil allowable at 100 percent amid record low inventories, signaling a shift from surplus to deficit.
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America
U.S
Texas Railroad Commission
Texas
Commission
Alaska
North Slope
Interior Department
Congressional Joint Economic Committee
United States
Richard J. Gonzalez
Price Commission
Payola Scandal Returns Rogues in Record Industry
An investigation alleges a new payola scheme in the U.S. record business with disc jockeys and program directors receiving free trips, cash, cars, and prostitutes to boost top forty songs. Promoters allegedly fund lavish perks, with some DJs running up large Vegas bills. Witnesses fear reprisals, and WHO claims ethical stations like WABC monitor reporting to curb abuse.
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Washington
Las Vegas
Les Whitten
America
WABC
New York City
Easter Spark Through Ages From Rome to St Peter's
The piece reflects on Easter and the Christian legacy from Constantine’s Edict to St Peter’s monumental role. It recalls Michelangelo aging at 72 shaping St Peter’s as a jubilant sign of faith, and likens religious enduring spark to Napoleon’s late shipyard remark about creation and control. It concludes with Easter blessings and the indestructible spark of faith.
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Reims
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Mecca
John XXIII
Kennedy unlikely as Democratic convention compromise
Renowned analyst Richard Scammon says a deadlocked Democratic convention would likely pick a bland, noncontroversial figure rather than Ted Kennedy. He douбts a Kennedy nomination, notes Chappaquiddick would color the race, and sees economy and busing as decisive issues shaping a close White House contest.
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Richard Scammon
Warren G. Harding
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Scammon
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Census Bureau
Barry M. Goldwater
Arizona
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Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Newark
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Nixon
Democratic Party
Ben Wattenberg
Chappaquiddick
White House
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Tony Lewis
Lewis
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Long Kesh
Edward Heath
Falls
Children’s Hospital
Geraldine
Ireland
By Jack Anderson
Democratic
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