Caribbean could turn into a Red lake threat from Castro and oil
The piece warns Cuba anchors Soviet power in the Caribbean with daily oil subsidies, endangering Gulf ports and the Panama Canal. It urges a Caribbean Committee led by business leaders to bolster Puerto Rico Jamaica Trinidad Tobago and Dominican Republic against Castro and Russian influence, noting regional needs from roads to energy tech.
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Caribbean
U.S
Panama Canal
Gulf of Mexico
Puerto Rico
Puerto
Caribbean Islands
Stember
Utah
Jamaica
Barbados
Trinidad
Trinidad-Tobago
Dominican Republic
Lesser Antilles
Castro
Latin America
Haiti
Ingston
Carter
Middle East
Africa
Red Lake
Hospitals face budget pressures from rising costs and aging gear
Hospitals anticipate 6 percent higher futures costs and 11 cent more for anesthetic gases while lab, X ray, and maintenance supplies rise 10 to 12 percent. Wages grow too. Lease programs expand to curb obsolescence as emergency visits surge. Yet bureaucratic red tape and government dictates hinder relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Hospital Association
Iment of Health, Education and Welfare
United States
American Stal Association
U.S
IMF loan to Vietnam clashes with U S policy stance
An IMF decision to lend Communist Vietnam 35 million dollars challenges U S policy urging Hanoi to cooperate on accounting for Americans missing in Indochina before aid. While IMF acts independently, U S influence remains strong through World Bank discussions. Debate centers on reconstruction aid as leverage for MIAs, amid broader calls for dissociation from international bodies’ actions contrary to U S interests.
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International Monetary Fund
Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
Indochina
IMF
United States
World Bank
World
Billy Carter signs with Nashville celebrity firm
Billy Carter joins Top Billings Inc a Nashville firm that represents celebrities The firm’s president says if Billy is not a celebrity there’s not a peanut in Georgia The piece recalls Lipchitz Newman and notes Billy’s Marine past and public drinking habits.
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Billy Carter
Top Billings, Inc
Nashville
Billy
Top Billing
Georgia
Lawrence Lipchitz
Paul Newman
Personal Memoir Fragments Spark Notable Publicity
A miscellany of notes references Billy Carter as a service station owner who hunts and fishes, surrounding commentary on celebrity status. The fragmentary text contrasts his fame with broader remarks about General Motors and government, ending with a retrospective question about the author’s own missteps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
United States of America
General Motors
Ms a controversial title in the modern era
A survey discusses the term Ms for women regardless of marriage status. It traces usage from early cases to Merriam Webster notes, noting mixed reactions from both men and women and debates over pronunciation and social implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merriam-Webster
Old Burial Hill
Plymouth
Mass
Sara Spooner
Anne Soukhanov
Webster's Secretarial Handbook
Merriam
Ms. Soukhanov
Webster
Miss
Nixon
Soukhanovy
Mary Lindsay
New York City
Mrs
Letters to the Editor on OSHA and war doubts
A reader cites 1975 BLS and OSHA data showing fewer injuries and deaths, praising employers for safer conditions and noting a drop in fatalities from 5900 in 1974 to 5300 in 1975 and injuries per 100 full-time workers falling to 9.1. A second diary excerpt recalls WWII era draft fears and a soldier’s return to Middletown after service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Eisele
Osha Kayoed
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Cincinnati
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FEY
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Natural Gas CO
Hannah More
God
By Jim Fiebig
the Journal
News Journal, Inc., Sr
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
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New York
Dennis the Menace
Ronald J. McCann
Sam
Canada
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Terry Susan
Germantown
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