Travel between Cuba and US Seen on the Rise
A Czech official in Washington says Cuba is easing travel to the United States by allowing relatives and exiles to visit the island, signaling a possible shift though no broad opening for tourism. State Department disputes a policy change while noting current restrictions remain. Jet trips by Javits and Pell spark discussions on Cuba policy.
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Washington
Cuba
United States
Havana
U.S
State Department
Department
Tri
Therip
Fidel Castro
Florida
North Korea
North Vietnam
Deeck
Soviet Union
Chine
Javits
Tmber
How to Pick Sleeper Plates in Rare Collectibles
A Chicago area dealer advises amateurs on selecting valuable plates, noting past price jumps and the joy of ownership. The article explains spotting potential heirlooms, outlines themes and artists, and offers free information by mail for readers to request guidance before a 1974 deadline.
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Sita
Chicago
Pablo Picasso
Grandma Moses
André Resticau
Andrew Wyeth
Bradford
Bradford Place
Northbrook
Ilinois
Castro favors detente after talks with U.S. senators
Two American senators on a fact finding mission to Cuba said Prime Minister Fidel Castro appeared interested in normalizing U.S.-Cuban relations. Sen. Javits and Sen. Pell noted Castro's earlier anti-American speech but vowed to press for improved ties while reporting back to Congress.
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Havana
UPI
Cuba
Fidel Castro
United States
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Claiborne Pell
D-R.y
Casta
Castro
U.S
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Satuday
Ford
Fidell
Revolution Square
Lebvigian
Javits
Pell
Female Problems and Spinal Adjustments Discussed
Health column explains how spinal alignment affects female health including menstrual and delivery issues. It cites childhood habits leading to posture problems and asserts chiropractic care aids expectant mothers with gentle spinal adjustments.
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Ame
Erin
Chirapenetics Orthopedia Office
Baa E. Zale
Long Beach
LEM
FBI watch on Harriman home tied to Cambodia talks
Newly released Senate testimony shows the FBI watched Harriman’s home to identify participants in a May 18, 1970 meeting of State Department personnel opposed to the Cambodian invasion. The panel notes no interception of Harriman’s conversations and no surveillance inside his house.
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Washington
FBI
W. Averell Harriman
State Department
Bernard Wells
Senate, Foreign Relations Committee
Harrisman
Wells
Harriman
New York
U.S
Soviet Union
Twcochina
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
J. Edgar Hoover
Spiro T. Agnew
Senate
Hoover
Haldeman
Key Biscayne
H.R. Haldeman
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Thomas 4. Smith
James B. Adams
Foreign Relations Committee
Secrtiary of
Democrats condemn continued Turkish arms aid
Three Democratic congressmen from New York Indiana and Maryland criticized the Ford administration for maintaining military aid to Turkey despite House and Senate resolutions calling for an end. They argued negotiations for a Cyprus peace settlement cannot start while aid continues and cited Foreign Military Sales Act and Foreign Assistance Act requiring a halt when aid is used for aggression.
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Washington
UPI
Ford Administration
Turkey
House
Senate
Benjamin S. Rosenthal
New York
John Brademas
Indiana
Paul S. Sarbanes
Maryland
Greece
Cyprus
U.S
House of Representatives
Congress
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Rhode Island
Sony Radio
Dooley’s
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Tam
Lam
Fell
Ant
Pel
Ramon
Ramot Castro
Barry Goldwater
CLA
OVA
William Colby
Chile
Lowa
Dove
By Barton Keppert
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America
10Th St
Hemree
Fireside Thrift
American Industrial Bankers Association
California
Long Leach
Third Street
Costa Masa
Torrance
Huntington Beach
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