Editorial endorses Ford grain export to Soviet Union
The piece argues for the $500 million corn and wheat shipment to the Soviet Union, saying it supports farmers and consumers by lowering prices temporarily, preserves export markets, and aids poorer nations. It warns against deterring exports and notes political risks if not handled cooperatively.
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Ford
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
Ford Administration
Har! Butz
America
Lord
Tribute to Charles Ives Marks Miami Bicentennial Event
The piece honors Charles Ives as an original American composer and forthright businessman born in 1874, who died in 1954. Miami hosts an ambitious October to May tribute, aligning with the nation’s bicentennial observances and celebrating Ives as a symbol of American decency and imagination.
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Charles Ives
Emerson and Thoreau
America
Mutual Life Insurance
Ives
Miami
Italy's Reds Press For Power Amid Postwar Crisis
Italian Communists, the largest outside the Soviet bloc, seek a role in government as Italy faces rising inflation, unemployment, and political violence. Public opinion shows dwindling support for Rumor’s cabinet, with early elections possible if coalition talks fail.
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Maly
Soviet Bloc
Italy
Questionc
Mariano Rumor
Sean
Europe
West Germany
Western Europe
United States
Mediterranean
Christian Democrats
Commititats
NATO
Rummsfeld eyed as Ford top White House coordinator
Rummsfeld, a 42 year old former US ambassador to NATO, is now the President’s chief coordinator at the White House. Ford seeks order and new talent, with Rumsfeld likely to push for reforms though he did not seek the job.
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Washington
Donald
Rimmy" Ruimsfeld
NATO
White House
Ford Administration
Rumsfeld
Howe Ue
TLR
Haldewan
AL Taig
Nixon
Ford
Ulely
Tiny
Mom
Haly
Newsite
Tord
Mixon
Nixoa
Sy Little
Congress
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Republican Old Guard
Charlie Halleck
Office of Economic Opportunity
H.R. Waldeman
John Bhirlichman
Haldeman
Wmhrlichnany
Letters on prison life and park decor draw reader letters
A collection of letters discusses prison conditions and discipline, the emotional toll of confinement, and longing for human contact. Readers critique park maintenance and a Sunday beer event, and comment on police efficiency and national politics with mixed views.
Dodgers explained editor from Brooklyn tale
A Brooklyn origin story describes the Dodgers as a special breed that sticks together. A Navy Yard worker recalls a radio program on a ship pier and sailors chanting Brooklyn as the team’s spirit shines through in victories and losses.
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Brooklyn
Mare Island Navy Yard
Shen Bedlam
George Singer
Tang Resaeh
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