35 Nations Sign Europe Peace Pact At Helsinki
Thirty five nations led by West and East Germany United States Canada signed the Final Act a 400 page 30 000 word blueprint for peace and freer contact in Europe The ceremony featured Brezhnev Ford Kissinger and Tito with signing in French alphabetical order amid 900 delegates and 600 reporters.
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Helsinki
UPI
Europe
United States
Canada
Ford
Etats Unis
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Henry A.kissinger
Finlandia House
Helmut Schmidt
Communist Party
Erich Honecker
Bruno Kreisky
Tito
Honecker
Schmidt
Finland
Urho K. Kekkonen
Joel Pekuri
Soviet Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhev
Union Sovietique
Yugoslavia
Gotham Faces Financial Crisis From Austerity Plan
New York City freezes wages for public workers and raises fares to cut debt. Banks warn a 50-50 chance of bankruptcy within a month as unions resist the plan. Mayor Abe Beame seeks state help to cover prison and court costs amid austerity measures.
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New York
UPI
New York City
America
Staten Island
Abe Beame
Expert warns to curb Soviet grain sales to prevent price surge
UPI reports agriculture expert John Schnittker urged the government to discourage grain sales to the Soviet Union until mid September or October to avoid a potential 10 percent rise in U.S. food prices if crops fall short and Soviet purchases reach 19 million tons.
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Washington
UPI
Soviet Union
John Schnittker
U.S
Schnittker
Senate
Agriculture Department
U.S.S.R
Charles H. Percy
Ill
Public resent rises over federal pay boosts in 1970s
Unemployed Minneapolis printer Delmont Schumann and a random sample criticize the newly passed pay raise for federal officials led by Vice President Nelson Rockefeller. The bill would raise top salaries from Oct 1, while many others in government receive increases to align with private sector pay. Public sentiment ranges from disbelief to support as interviewees cite poverty, inflation, and the need to attract competent leaders.
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United Press International
Delmont Schumann
Minneapolis
Nelson Rockefeller
UPI
Congress
Ford
Rockefeller
Carl Albert
Warren Burger
Supreme Court
Nixon
America
M.W. Olson
Salt Lake City
Senate
al Wurf
Trenton
N.J
Jackson
Miss
Jane Metts
Sugar giants do not deny fixing prices
Five of the nation’s largest sugar refining firms pleaded no contest to price fixing charges and were fined a total of 300000 dollars. Holly Sugar Corp received 100000 dollars, the others 50000 each, with Consolidated Foods Corp among those indicted but pleading innocent on some counts. California-Hawaiian Sugar was not changing its plea.
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San Francisco
UPI
U. S
Robert Schnacke
Holly Sugar Corp
Colorado Springs
Colo
Great Western Sugar Co
Denver
American Crystal Sugar Co
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Ogden
Utah
Consolidated Foods Corp
Chicago
California
Hawaiian Sugar
Hollyugar
Robert Staal
Holly
Israel seeks world support against Arab UN expulsion effort
Israel shifts from Egypt talks to rally world help as the U N seeks to expel the Jewish state from the United Nations. Egypt replies to Israeli proposals with requests for clarification while clashes occur in south Lebanon. Rabin tours Europe and Africa for backing.
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Israel
Egypt
United Nations
U.N. General Assembly
United States
Cairo
U.S
Hermann F. Eilts
Henry A. Kissinger
Eee
Sony
Yitzhak Rabin
Stockholm
Helsinki
Kampala
Uganda
Organization of African Unity
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