No Economic Upturn Forecast by Meany and Meantimes
AFL CIO President George Meany says there is no economic upturn in sight. Analysts note stubborn unemployment and a General Motors strike weighing on confidence while indicators hint at sluggish activity ahead. The Pentagon reports NATO tanks deployed as reserves in West Germany, vulnerable to air attacks.
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Merrill Lynch to Acquire Goodbody in Record Brokerage Merge
Merrill Lynch to acquire Goodbody & Co in a historic consolidation of U.S. brokerage firms. The deal, subject to approval, includes underwritten losses by member firms up to 30 million dollars and aims for completion next week. Goodbody operates 90 offices and faced capital deficits amid back‑office issues and a faltering stock market.
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5000 More Tanks Than Pentagon Knew
The Washington Post reports the United States and NATO allies possess about five thousand more tanks than Pentagon officials acknowledged, highlighting a larger armored force than publicly admitted.
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Ecuadorian general kidnapped as 400 held in hunt
In Quito a general was abducted in August and authorities hunted about 400 people linked to the case. Police searched hospitals churches and convents for the air force chief amid reports of two groups claiming responsibility. Government spokesmen denied contact with the abductors and said the investigation continued.
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