Brezhnev’s Paris trip signals rise in Soviet power
The Paris visit underscored Brezhnev as the USSR’s senior foreign policy voice. He has outpaced colleagues since Khrushchev’s ouster and, amid party praise, may soon combine party leadership with the presidency and head of government duties as Kosygin’s role evolves.
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Gaston Defferre
Defferre
Morning Mail Learnings Span Weather Quakes and Food
HAL Boyle compiles a playful AP column noting air pollution may cool Earth, quakes threaten 19 states, Barrow accepts pelts as payment, and global food costs vary. Hehe mentions Mead on family resilience, archers fish, Mariana Trench depth, spinster etymology, and other tidbits from culture and science.
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Green beans recall sparks botulism scare debate
Stokely-Van Camp seeks FDA public statement on 15000 cans of french style green beans recalled last week after a Marine captain and his son were hospitalized for suspected botulism. Early tests suggested botulism, later tests found no botulism. FDA to inspect remaining cans.
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Stokely-Van Camp Inc
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Communicable Disease Center
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David McVey
Washington
FDA
Nationwide coal strike enters second month amid widespread disruption
The nationwide coal strike widens into its second month with 80,000 United Mine Workers facing furloughs and power, rail, and dock outages. Federal food stamp aid expands as thousands of miners seek benefits, while dock workers at Gulf and Atlantic ports walk out over guaranteed annual wage terms and legal actions challenge picketing.
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Edwin Flowers
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