Europeans Holding Back On Investments In US
Brussels reports Europeans hesitate to invest heavily in the United States. Foreign capital, while growing, remains far smaller than American investment abroad. Officials note fears, labor costs, and unfamiliar markets as barriers, with some advocating government action to boost U.S. investment opportunities.
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Charlies A. Fagan II
Fagan
Paris
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U.S
Gaylord Freeman
First National Bank of Chicago
Plans For Nixon Visit To Moscow Could Be Near Brink Of Collapse
The analysis suggests Hanoi’s delaying actions and renewed U S bombing could pressure Moscow to cancel or postpone Nixon’s Moscow summit. Moscow seeks tighter trade, tech access, and arms talks, while Washington weighs public relations gains in an election year. The crisis hinges on Hanoi’s next moves and the evolving Soviet American tensions.
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World Assembly For Peace
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Levine’s marks 52nd anniversary with 1920s costume day
Levines Downtown store celebrates its 52nd anniversary this Saturday with employees in 1920 era costumes. Joe Bryan, Lawton store manager, notes the firm has grown to an 11 store chain in half a century.
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Joe Bryan
Lawton
Agnew To Speak In Tulsa Tonight
Vice President Spiro Agnew is to address about 500 at a $100 plate Republican dinner in Tulsa after a 4 p.m. Air Force 2 arrival from Houston. An airport program for up to 2,000 attendees is set at Tulsa International Airport with nonpartisan remarks. Local groups provide entertainment from Edison High School and the University of Tulsa units.
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University of Tulsa
Poteau School Chief Faces Hearing on Fraud Charge
Former Le Flore County Superintendent John Kitchens has a preliminary hearing set for April 27 on obtaining money by false pretenses for a $3,000 loan from Wister State Bank in 1971 secured by two mortgaged cars. He also faces forgery charges tied to Fanshawe School District fund shortages and was arrested in February after disappearing in December.
Pioneer Day Activities Planned in Okemah Oklahoma
Pioneer Day observances take place Saturday in Okemah with a three night rodeo from Thursday to Saturday and dances at the national guard armory. A children’s parade and an adults parade are scheduled with the 145th Army Band and several high school groups performing.
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