Tito Frets as Yugoslavia Grows Open to West
A.Journalist examines Tito’s aging concern over Yugoslavia’s openness and self management experiments. The piece recalls Tito’s 1948 split with Stalin, Cominform expulsions, and evolving Soviet ties. It notes Moscow’s hopes for closer ties and Tito’s fear of losing control while embracing nonalignment and Western business contacts.
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William L. Ryan
Joseph Stalin
International Communism
Communist Information Bureau of
Cominform
Josip Broz Tito
Tito
Stalin
Kremlin
Comintern
West Berlin
Yugoslavia
United States
U.S
Khrushchev
Moscow
Belgrade
Czechoslovakia
Yugolavia
Union and Shippers Reach New West Coast Dock Pact
Longshore union and shipping interests announce a new contract defusing a potential strike on Pacific ports. The agreement, signed Saturday by the Pacific union and companies, follows the old contract expiring June 30 and ends a 134 day 1972 strike background.
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West Coast
Pacific
Maritime Association
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
Nixon
Federal Pay Board
Harry Bridges
U.S
Illinois Senators Eyeing GOP Presidential Race
Sen. Charles Percy of Illinois forms an exploratory committee as he weighs a 1976 GOP presidential bid. The liberal Republican trails in polls behind Agnew Connally Reagan Rockefeller, faces party conservatives, and seeks full Nixon disclosures on Watergate. Percy's past wins and statewide result make his bid notable amid a wide open field.
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Washington
Charles Percy
Illinois
Percy
Nixon
Senate
Gallup
Spiro T. Agnew
John Connally
Ronald Reagan
California
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Ilinois
Liberty Bell Crack Timeline Misconception
The widely held view that the Liberty Bell cracked when the Declaration was read in Philadelphia on July 8 1776 is incorrect. The bell actually cracked 59 years later during the funeral of Chief Justice John Marshall.
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Philadelphia
John Marshall
Roots Network Protects Soils And Watersheds
Citizens can help prevent forest fires by supporting the underground root network that stabilizes soil and safeguards watersheds. Encourages voluntary actions to protect forests and water quality.
Market report for grains and hay at Deere station
Wheat and oats prices noted with odd characters. prairie hay sells from 45.00 to 50.00 per ton and alfalfa hay at 40.00 per ton. Listing implies a farm or grain market update with Deere as a location or trader.
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Deere
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Jawaharlal Nehru
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Egypt
League of Communists
Paul C. Douglas
Roman Pucinski
Chicago
Thomas J. Houser
Sharon
West Virginia
John D
Jay” Rockefeller IV
Arthur C. Nielsen Jr
William Graham
Richard Duchassis
AAA Glass CO
Sears
Sears and
SAVE
Tire and Auto Center
Automotive Center
Monthru
Internal Revenue Service
Art Gates
W. Gore
SBS
D. Ave
Cache Road
Thurs
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P.O
Dallas
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Friedrich Central
Gore - Sales
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