Policy clash over grain and shoes jolts markets
Editorial notes a pattern where Henry Kissinger influenced foreign grain sales to the Soviet Union and now faces a shoe import restriction clash. It cites Secretary Butz and industry hopes for trade limits, suggesting repeated government intervention in markets and policy as a political issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sec
Earl Butz
Department of Agriculture
Henry Kissinger
Secretary of State
U. S
Soviet Russia
Henry
Italy, NATO and shoe imports stir policy debate
The piece argues import limits on Italian shoes could hurt U S consumers and Italy's economy, risking Communist gains as Christian Democrats face challenge. It notes Italy’s NATO ties and warns restricting Italian footwear may push Rome toward the Red side, urging buying Italian to support NATO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Christian Democrats
NATO
Red
U S Deals For Bases In Greece And Turkey
The United States seals a 700 million four year arms pact with Greece in exchange for military base access, following a 4 billion four year lease deal with Turkey. Cyprus dispute complicates relations as Washington seeks to keep both sides appeased amid high rental costs.
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Uncle Sam
United States
Greece
Turkey
U.S
U. S
Cyprus
Russia
Dear Doctor Thosteson Advice Sparks Reader Reaction
A reader expresses shock at Dr Thosteson urging a pelvic examination for women, noting surprise at the blunt guidance. The letter reflects tension between medical counsel and personal reception in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Thosteson
Pelvic exams and cataract questions spark patient concerns
Readers debate whether pelvic examinations should include anesthesia and how doctors handle patient dignity. A letter from P.O. questions trauma and calls for sensitivity, while Dr Thosteson reassures about routine exams and cautions after cataract surgery. Other letters address timing of conception and end with a prayer.
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Thosteson
E.P
C.E.C
Investment Clubs Grow As Regular Members Persist
Investment clubs, led by the Mutual Investment Club in Detroit, show strong long term gains with regular monthly deposits. A 1974 75 sample found average club gains of 69.9 percent while the Dow rose 9.9 percent, with 64 percent beating the index. inquiries rise as memberships rebound and long term strategy remains steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cunniff
New York
Detroit
The
Mutual Investment Club
National Association of Investment Clubs
Royal Oak, Mich
Thomas O'Hara
O'Hara
Record soybean carryover steady near long term high
USDA analysis shows soybean stockpiles for Sept 1 projected around 280 million bushels, near the 326.8 million record set in 1969, with exports and domestic demand lifting use to over 1.4 billion bushels while 1975 crop lags by about 100 million. Farm prices for 1975-76 are seen around $4.65 a bushel as growers plant about 49.3 million acres, a 10 percent cut from 1975.
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O'Hara
Don Kendall
Washington
Agriculture Department
Ment
USDA
Tatoesetree Washington
Television Log of a Busy Wednesday Schedule
A dense TV log lists multiple networks and shows across day parts. Programs include Sesame Street, Brady Bunch, Gomer Pyle, News, The Day The Earth Moved, Gunsmoke, Hawaii Five-O, Mary Hartman Mary Hartman, Johnny Carson, and Barnaby. Signalled times range throughout the afternoon and evening with a mix of News, Movies, and Variety shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baretta
Cannon
Chico and the Man
Starsky and Hutch
Hawk
Blue Knight
Gunsmoke
Atvet
Dick van Dyke
Johnny Carson
Mary Hartman
Robert MacNeil
Sunset Strip
Maine
Zoom
Hogan's Heroes
Electric Company
Gomer Pyle
U.S.M.C
Andy Griffith
Hello Young America
Don Adams
Hollywood Squares
Kansas City Round Table
Beverly Hillbillies
Mao
China
Casablanca
Harry O
Lilias
Mannix
Robert MacNeil Report
Drawside
Magician
Tomorrow
Public TV Jazz Series Mark of Jazz Drives Big Debut
Sid Mark launches a 13 part jazz series on public TV titled Mark of Jazz. PBS plans to feed the show to stations Thursday night with Maynard Ferguson as lead guest next week. Ferguson's high note trumpet and the refined TV audio capture make this premiere a strong showcase on a shoestring WHYY Philadelphia production budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sid Mark
Mark of
Public Broadcasting Service
PBS
Mark
Maynard Ferguson
Ferguson
WHYY
Philadelphia
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and masthead data
Ottawa Herald newspaper details subscription rates for in trade area and outside area with monthly and yearly totals, tax rules, editor publisher Robert B. Wellington and Associated Press rights notice included.
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Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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Bob Hope
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Dawn
Lincoln Center
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AP Television
Slide Hampton
George Snead
Buddy Rich
Ramsey Lewis
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