World merchant fleets rise as Soviet fishing fleet grows
Lloyds Register reports a 10 percent rise in global merchant fleets to 342.2 million tons. The Soviet fishing fleet tops 643 trawlers over 2,000 tons, holding more than a third of the world’s fishing ships. Baltic and British notes follow with unrelated items on coffee talks and local incidents.
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Thailand and Cambodia Reopen Embassies After Talks
Thailand and Cambodia agreed to restore diplomatic relations and reopen embassies in Phnom Penh and Bangkok at a date convenient to both. The move followed Cambodian Deputy Premier Leng Sary’s five day Bangkok visit amid shortages of food medical supplies fuel and other goods.
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Juan Carlos vows not to yield in Sahara crisis
Spain's new leader Prince Juan Carlos flies to the Sahara in uniform to reassure troops that Spain will honor its promises and protect Saharan civilians rights. Moroccans rally in Agadir as King Hassan II heads toward a mass march.
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Donovan Hitchhikes To Newcastle Concert After Car Crash
British folk singer Donovan Van faced a 60 mile plus trek to reach the first Australian stop as his manager’s car broke down en route to Newcastle 100 miles north of Lynden. He arrived 35 minutes late to perform Sunday amid travel disruption and mishaps.
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Classified rates and delivery prices listed in Independent 1975
The November 3 1975 Independent issue shows home delivery rates for daily and Sunday editions. Prices include daily and Sunday at 4.00 for a month and 48.00 yearly, Sunday only 2.00 monthly 24.00 yearly, and mail rates daily plus Sunday 5.25 monthly 63.00 and Sunday only 3.50 monthly 42.00.
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Schmidt Begins Iran Visit Amid Strengthened Ties
West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt arrives in Tehran for a two day visit following his China trip. He is greeted by Prime Minister Amir Abbas Hoveyda and cabinet ministers. Schmidt looks forward to bilateral talks including a meeting with the shah as Iran praises strengthened Iran West Germany relations.
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Ford Uses Jacksonville Home as Temporary Residence
President Ford moved into a Jacksonville home owned by Luther Coggin and his wife Blanche after asking the couple to vacate their $200,000 residence. Ford arrived in a bulletproof limousine with a motorcade of Secret Service cars while meeting Egyptian President Anwar Sadat nearby at Raymond Mason's estate.
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Upholstery Sale Highlights Savings on Fine Sofas
Part of our custom upholstery collection emphasizes low prices and a sampling of savings in a group of truly fine sofas.
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