F-16 Deal Seen As Good All Round Across Alliance
Four NATO members Belgium Denmark Norway and the Netherlands plan to buy over 200 F-16 fighters in a deal worth above 2 billion dollars. The program aims to standardize parts across allies with European assembly lines and bolster U S industry including General Dynamics Fort Worth plant expansion to over 12 000 workers through 1985. Europeans will produce about 40 percent of the components and set up assembly lines in the Netherlands and Belgium.
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Western Alliance
EOS
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Texas
Europe
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Belgium
Medical Milepost Forty-One New Tech Physicians Graduated
Forty-one new physicians formed the first freshman class of the Texas Tech University School of Medicine and received degrees last weekend. The ceremony emphasized addressing West Texas shortages, with commencement speaker Dr. Alton Ochsner urging to keep the milk of human kindness and warning that loss of humility limits achievement.
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West
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Hanoi aims to make Hanoi the capital of unified Vietnam
Southeast Asians were surprised as the North Vietnam National Assembly urged Hanoi to become the capital of a reunited Vietnam. The Provisional Revolutionary Government in the South appears weak with Hanoi enforcing revolutionary rule. The assembly also demanded the United States respect Vietnam’s national rights under the Paris agreement while casting doubt on Castro's Cuba and women's liberation under communism.
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Cuba
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U.S
Women's Lib Comes Home After College
In a humorous dialogue between a college daughter and her mother cited as an example of the era's feminist impact, the exchange questions duties like bed making and dishwashing. The daughter argues for self sufficiency while the mother counters with practical concerns and household tensions. The piece uses playful banter to illustrate evolving gender roles in American households.
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Washington
America
Rummy Takes Risks Highlight Ford’s Foreign Policy
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak note President Ford’s European trip underscores his attempt to shape U.S. foreign policy. The column hints at a behind the scenes clash over risk taking and policy direction, signaling tensions between public success and private strategy.
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Washington
Ford
Paris Air Show War Maps A Global Display Of War Toys
The Paris Air Show becomes a massive wartime marketplace as aircraft makers display fighters bombers and helicopters. the F 16 leads sales while others like the Mirage F 1 compete amid political intrigue in Washington and Europe. Calder's Flying Colors adds art flair alongside security barriers and fast jets. Rumsfeld battles Kissinger and Rockefeller as White House power plays unfold around a looming reshaping of US foreign policy and domestic councils.
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Whitney Museum of American Art
Calder Mobile and Has Been Jazzing Up the Skies Between the United States
South America
Europe
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Ten Americas warn of peril in a complacent nation
A speaker decries overmighty defense spending and political waste while arguing for self reliance, free enterprise, and disciplined thrift. He outlines ten Americas from Labor to Youth, noting inflation, crime, and social erosion, and warns that America’s high living standards mask deeper dangers.
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Pass It On and Bills and Beet Soup Ideas
L. M. Boyd discusses CB radio culture and police jokes, notes the $11 cost to print 1000 $2 bills and potential savings if more $1 bills were used, and jokes about fermenting newsprint into edible meals. He asks about colleges with rodeo sports and lists Cal Poly and others as examples.
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