American firms face upheaval as revolutionary moves loom
U.S. companies watch strikes and coups in Latin America and Portugal with top personnel evacuated from Argentina amid suspected military action. In Portugal, workers’ committees seize control of factories and nationalize assets, forcing foreign firms to retreat while Otis Elevator exits operations. The piece contrasts socialist stagnation with limited capitalist gains and questions future corporate risk.
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Ledger
Latin America
Southeast Asia
Middle East
Argentina
U.S
Buenos Aires
Maria Estela Martinez de Peron
Juan Peron
Arturo Illia
Portugal
Lisbon
Otis Elevator Co
Gun’point
Otis Company
Otis
Cuba
Fairy tales in child psychology spark debate over harm and imagination
Scholars split over fairy tale impact while noting children use imagination in stories like Cinderella and Red Riding Hood. Critics warn against TV violence, with experts citing studies linking media exposure to later aggression.
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Victor Cline
University of Utah
Park Regime Faces Urban Backlash Amid Security Crackdown
Seoul reporting warns that liberal opposition in Seoul and among students fears U.S. and North Korean pressures amid Gen Park’s May 13 decree. It notes two minor nonpolitical arrests and a ban on demonstrations while Gulf Oil's 1971 contribution to Park’s party circulates through political gossip.
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Seoul
Chung Hee Parks
South Korea
Kim Il Sung
U.S
Park
Pyongyang
Washington
South Vietnam
New Democratic Party
NDP
U.S. Senate
Gulf Oil
Democratic Republican Party
Oh le Sung
National Assembly
Gulf
Obroast Park
Korean Central Intelligence Agency
Back To The Country Movement Evident Likely U.S. Shift
Washington reports the U S Census shows more Americans moving from urban to rural and smaller towns for the first time this century. Non metro counties near cities and distant rural areas gain population while major metropolitan areas lose residents. The trend, starting in 1970 73, projects continued growth for 15 years.
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Washington
San Francisco
Boston
Washington, D. C
New York City
Los Angeles
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Erwin
Great Plains
Saturday Evening Post
U.S.A
Corn Belt
Census Bureau
U. S
Florida
Southwest
Upper Great Lakes
Ozarks
Texas Hill
California
Sierra Nevada Foothills
Texas
Reagan as Ford running mate idea reshapes GOP outlook
A former California governor paths a potential vice presidential bid to bolster a Ford ticket. Nixon era tactics mirrored as Reagan courts hard right factions while Rockefeller looms as a possible Secretary of State. The piece weighs timing, political risk, and possible party realignments.
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Reagan
Ford
California
Washington
Rocky
CIA Commission
United Conservatives
Gerald Ford
Nelson Rockefeller
Nixon
Agnew
Eagleton
Shriver
Lyndon Johnson
Adlai Stevenson
Johnson
Kefsover
Senate
Rockefeller
Malcolm Wilson
New York
Jerry Brown
al Smith
Grover Cleveland
Commission
Barry Goldwater
Conservatives Sweep and Fail to Harness Political Shifts
The article argues conservatives face a stubborn machinery in 1976 politics, noting their failure to translate numerical strength into policy influence. It traces past missteps from Eisenhower to Nixon, cites nonmetro growth, and discusses decentralization, retiree migration, and campus expansion as shaping factors, ending with doubts about a Reagan Wallace fusion within the party.
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Kevin Phillips
William Rusher
Committee On Conservative Alternatives
Richard Nixon
North Vietnam
White House
Martin Anderson
Roger Freeman
Washington
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Wallace
Reagan
Reagan - Wallace
News-Star World Publish Company Listing and Staff
The fragment lists the News-Star- World Publish pine Corporation in North 4th and Olive Roe La and names officers including Mildred Hunt, Wew Ewin, Patricia Hen, John C. Ewing, Tera Wray Ewing, and others. It references positions such as Chairman, President, Treasurer, General Manager Edmund G. Brown, Assistant General Manager Eaton Jack Gates, and Editor Wilton Hardin with notes on city and state association details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cresay
News-Star— World
Pine Corporation
North 4Th
Olive Roe
Mack
Mildred Hunt Ewe
Tor Wwe Ewin
Patricia & Henone Eee
Einer Neth
Min Hunter Ewe
John C. Ewing
Vee
Tera Wray Ewing
Helsielen Clayfell, Ohn
Hones
Io Code
Ewing Grown
Jace
Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Eaton Jack
Gates
Wilton Fe
Mata
Orleans
Los Angels
Ieee
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Hans Christian Anderson
Cline
Robert Liebert
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Liebert
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Mao Tse-tung
Korea
Seoul National University
By Nick Thimmesch
Cation
William Erwin
Washington, Jefferson and
Hamilton
Suburbia
John Chamberlain
Budapest
West
Eisenhower - Dulles
Suez
Eisenhower
Dulles
State Department
Anthony Eden
England
Churchill
Che Monroe
News-Star
Brickman
Brickmey
Hoo-Boy
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