All Give No Take In International Cooperation
Editorial notes U S policy after Ford meets Japan leader Miki. U S secures Japan with bases and a military fleet while Japan forgoes offensive weapons. Americans fund Japan’s security through taxes as Japan sells calculators TVs and cars in American market under a one sided cooperation.
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Islands
America
U.S
Double Dippers: Senators Grip Military Pensions and Pay
The article notes 22 lawmakers receive both military pensions and government salaries. Barry Goldwater, Hugh Scott and others collect sizable combined benefits, prompting criticism from critics like Ken Heckler and the National Taxpayers Union over conflicts of interest and fairness in pay and retirement legislation.
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Virginia
National Taxpayers’ Union
Stomach Rumblings Prompt Doctor’s X-Ray Advice
A patient reports sudden severe stomach noises and asks what causes the rumbling. The symptoms are persistent and distressing, with the doctor considering X-ray imaging to investigate underlying issues.
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Dr. Thosteson
Digestive Troubles And Hyperbaric Therapy Mentioned
A reader describes stomach noises from chyme movement and possible hyperactivity, with X ray tests advised. Advice notes mild sedation for overactive stomach and warns against overreliance on therapies. The other letter discusses hyperbaric oxygen therapy for senile memory loss, its waning enthusiasm, costs, and uneven results.
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Thodieson
S.B
San Francisco to Host Far West Ski Touring Club
A new organization for cross country skiers is forming in San Francisco. It will be named the Far West Ski Touring Club and will welcome anyone interested in the cross country side of skiing.
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San Francisco
Far West
Ski Touring Club
Ottawa Kansas Newspaper Rates And Telegraphed News Policy
104 S Cedar published daily except Sunday and holidays in Ottawa Kansas. Robert B Wellington editor and publisher. Subscription rates listed for trade area and outside trade area with monthly and yearly costs. Out of state subscribers receive a 3 percent sales tax deduction. Associated Press is entitled to use all local news and AP dispatches.
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S. Cedar
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Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
Bond Buyers Hesitant But Market Remains Entered by Householders
New York AP reports heavy banks and insurance firms have pulled back from tax exempt bond purchases, while householders now dominate 69.2 percent of net buys in 1974 and likely carry momentum into 1975. The retrenchment raises municipal borrowing costs and tightens market liquidity as investors weigh city fiscal health against higher yields.
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New York
Business Week
New York City
Butz in heated talks with maritime unions over grain sales
Washington AP report says Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz faced a tense hour with leaders of the International Longshoremen Association Seafarers and Marine Engineers unions in his office. The meeting centered on grain sales to Russia and potential shipments, with unions threatening to block shipments unless promised no harm to American consumers.
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Earl L. Butz
Butz
Agriculture Department
Thomas W. Gleason
International ‘Longshoremen’ ’ Association
Paul A. Hall
The
Seafarers Association
Jessie Calhoun
Marine Engineers’ Benevolent Association
U.S
Russia
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Ford Administration
Hall
Gleason
Meany
Department
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Labor Department
Television Log Heavy Schedule Of Evening Programs
A sprawling broadcast grid lists shows from Sesame Street to The Cowboys and Zigzag with movies, news, sports and specials. Prominent titles include Truth or Consequences, Marcus Wagoner, Masterpiece Theatre, Hogan's Heroes, Perry Mason, Wide World of Sports, and Night Dreams among many others.
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Green Acres
Royals
Cleveland Indians
Sanford and Son
Judy Garland
Washington Week In Review
Wall Street Week
Masterpiece Theatre
Mike Douglas
Combat
Sesame Street
Gomer Pyle
USMC
News
Hogan's Heroes
Lawrence Welk
Hee Haw
Paul Revere
Mary Tyler Moore
Bob Newhart
Philadelphia
Sammy and Company
Ipcress
Medix
World Press
Animal World
World of Disney
Manhattan Transfer
St. Louis Cardinals
K.C. Chiefs
Dragnet
Jimmy Dean
McCloud
Kojak
Leonardo da Vinci
Protectors
Sanford and Sn
Bobby Goldsboro
FBI
Washington Week
Club
David Susskind
Appeal Beef Ruling Faces DOJ Appeal in Beef Grading Case
In Omaha, the Solicitor General authorized the DOJ to appeal a district court halt on USDA beef grading standards. The Eighth Circuit in St Louis set the week of Sept 8 to hear arguments in the case announced by U.S. District Attorney Daniel Wherry.
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Department of Agriculture
8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Circuit
USDA
U.S
Atty
Daniel Wherry
Flag Day Began Officially in 1877 in Chicago
AP reports Flag Day on June 14 first officially observed in 1877 to mark the 60th anniversary of the flag as recorded in the World Book Encyclopedia. The briefing notes reference the Justice Department and USDA in relation to the observance.
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Usda.woulda.ipm
U.S. the World Book Encyclopedia
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