Moynihan Named U N Ambassador by President Ford
President Ford selects Daniel Patrick Moynihan to be the United Nations representative, elevating the post to cabinet rank. Moynihan, noted for tough talk on third world economies and undemocratic systems, previously drew comments in Commentary on U S policy.
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Moynihan as UN ambassador and US stance on the UN
The text traces Daniel Moynihan’s two ambassadorial stints, his impact in India erasing rupee debt for food, and his blunt style. It notes U.S. frustration with the UN, Moynihan’s 1974 speech on the tyranny of the majority, Congress reviews of the UN, UNESCO funding cuts, and mixed public sentiment about staying in the UN.
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Hypoglycemia and emotional stress explored in reader letter
A reader describes hypoglycemia with episodes of shock and coma around Christmas 1974 and asks for information. The column explains hypoglycemia can be a symptom with multiple causes and advises distinguishing anxiety effects from low blood sugar while seeking proper treatment and management.
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New York City Faces Severe Budget Crisis in 1975 76
As Albany nears the close of its session, NYC stands on the edge of financial chaos with a NY City budget deficit of about 2 billion and 3 billion in short term debt due for repayment on June 11. Mayor Beame argues the city may not balance this year’s budget.
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Kissinger Era Diplomacy and New York City Finance Crisis
An analysis outlines the limits of Henry Kissinger style diplomacy amid NATO tensions and energy challenges, noting power balance aims and the inability of one state to control others. It also covers New York City debt reform through the Municipal Assistance Corporation known as Big Mac, and the legislative battle to avert fiscal collapse.
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Resource people aid new ventures in urban centers
In New York a leader named William McCrea discusses resource people lawyers bankers and accountants who help entrepreneurs gain credibility with lenders. A Cincinnati conference gathers 300 officials and experts from 46 countries to advance new enterprise development and funding, while the DOT hosts a June conference on Light Rail Transit revival and streetcar upgrades in about a dozen cities.
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The Palladium Times Oswego Consolidation Notes History
The Palladium Times lists its publishing address at 140 West First Street Oswego New York with postal details and notes its consolidation of the Oswego Palladium from 1819 and the Oswego Times from 1645. It provides staff and advertising representatives information.
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Today in History highlights June 18 events and births
Key historical notes mark June 18 with the Battle of Waterloo ending Napoleon's campaign in 1815, Philadelphia entry in 1778, US war declaration in 1812, McKinley nomination in 1896, Cherbourg capture and Mohammed Naguib's presidency in 1953, and Nixon Middle East tour among other items. Births include Richard Boone and Paul McCartney with a thought by Roger Babson.
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