Kosygin Press Conference Seeks U.S. Desist Before Smiles
In Glassboro LBJ talks, Kosygin says Washington must halt aggressions before Russia will smile on America. He cites Middle East and Asia, demands U.S. pull out of Vietnam, and warns of Soviet aid to Egypt. Report notes Pravda front page, Soviet equipment in Egypt, Cuban refugee tale, New York Soviet life, and a joke about cornflakes.
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Glassboro
LBJ
Alexei N. Kosygin
Mideast
Mr. Kosygin
Israel
Asia
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Soviet Union
United States
New York
Pravda
Kosygin
Gorky
Ford Motor Company
Siberia
Soviet Central Committee
Beirut
Egypt
Miami
Gil Shapiro
Manhattan
Moscow
Russia
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
Biafra Emerges as Oil Rich Crisis Spot
The Eastern Region’s secession, forming Biafra, centers on vast oil wealth and mineral resources. Nigeria’s output, primarily from Biafra, could surge toward 1 million barrels daily by 1970, drawing international attention and risk as conflict with Nigeria intensifies.
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Biafra
Nigeria
Bonny
Presbyterian Church of
Biaf
Safrap
Gulf Oil
Mid-Western
Political bribery and Reagan popularity dominate the column
The piece argues both parties trade vote buying at elections and mocks Gov Shafer while noting widespread patronage in Lawrence County. It questions political value from money and popularity, doubting Reagan as a presidential candidate and highlighting the allure of fame over qualification.
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Lawrence County
Useless statistics and quick-wavelike anecdotes from Washington
A miscellaneous Washington round up notes Interior Department scientists estimate Antarctic ice melt would release 6.5 million cubic miles of water, enough to feed rivers for millennia. It also highlights quirks in politics from Rhodes being praised after a curse, to Senate gavel records set by Hayden and Metcalf, and office-building naming debates.
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Interior Department
Geological Survey Bureau
Interior
Antarctic
Mississippi
U. S
Amazon
Time and the Supersonic Flight Inside the Human Clock
A travel piece on Japan Air Lines inaugural world service discusses meals misaligned by time zones and the strain of rapid time shifts. It warns of health effects as speeds rise and suggests humans may need a new type able to adjust to extreme schedules.
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Atlantic
Europe
Japan Air Lines
Rome
Middle East
London
Public health group urges medical check for breathing problems
In Cassville Wisconsin an ongoing health education campaign warns of chronic respiratory disease symptoms. The program urges people with coughing or shortness of breath to see a doctor to determine if cigarette smoke or pollution affects breathing.
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Cassville
Wisc
New Castle News Publication and Circulation Details
New Castle News a daily paper published in New Castle Pennsylvania lists staff and contact details. It shows ownership The News Company officers Richard E Rentz Jessie Treadwell Anderson J Fred Rentz Eleanor Treadwell Payson and Leonard T Micolasinski along with departments including advertising credit and circulation. Subscriptions are offered at varied rates by region.
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The
News Company
North Mercer Street
Secone
New Castle
Richard E. Rentz
Jessie Treadwell Anderson
Fred Rentz
Treas
Eleanor Treadwell Payson
Leonard T. Micolasinski
Mgr
Sorros
Bell Telephone
Sin Ee
Mai
Lawrences
Beaver
Butler
Ercer
Judge Wright orders DC schools to end track system
A federal judge in Washington DC banned the track system that sorted students by ability. The ruling, aimed at equality of opportunity, questions standardized tests and calls for better funding and upgrading of lower tracks rather than abolishing merit-based pacing.
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Washington, D.C
James Skelly Wright
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
District of Columbia Board of Education
Thomas Jefferson
Washington
D.C
Carl Hansen
Hansen
Amidon
R’s. I
Washington Area
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania Story A noisy display
Lawmakers in the Pennsylvania House let verbal fireworks fly over Shafer's tax plan during a pre holiday recess. The piece notes clashes between parties, alleges deals, and contrasts the noisy session with changed economic realities and opposition to a new state prison in Chester County. A side note imagines a summit held at East Stroudsburg State College with joking fatal flowers.
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Pennsylvania
Keystone
House of Representatives
Shafer
Capitol Hill
Chester County
Dallas
Wilkes Barre
Yesteryear
Johnson
Kosygin
Glassboro State College
New Jersey
Bobby Westbrook
Family Fare
Stroudsburg
Pocono Record
East Stroudsburg State College
LeRoy J. Koehler
Kittanning Leader- Times
Armstrong County
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William F. Buckley Jr
U.S
Cuba
New Republic
Observer of London
Lloyd Garrison
N.Y. Times
Phillips and
Tenneco
Raymond P. Shafer
GOP
House
Herbert Fineman
Philadelphia
Dick Moody
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
the Capital
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Don MacLean
Rhodes
Cannon
Longworth
Rayburn
Senate
Harry Truman
Iraq
Moshe Dayan
Sinai
Carl Hayden
Aziz
Lee Metcalf
Mont
Bible Thought
Sydney J. Harris
PiXies
By Wohl
NEW Castle News
John Chamberlain
By Mason Denison
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