Problems in War Settlement Loom Over Vietnam Talks
Washington officials see no quick peace as Kissinger conducts secret talks. Cease-fire challenges include mapping territory and guarding access for communists. A three-part coalition government is hard to reconcile with Thieu’s leadership and power. An interim agreement ahead of the November election may shape bargaining leverage for both sides.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
South Vietnam
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Hanoi
U.S
Nixon
Things That Make Life Worth Living by Hal Boyle
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle highlights simple joys that give life meaning from small acts of care to shared moments. The reflections cover relief, family, love, nature, and everyday comforts, celebrating human connection and ordinary happiness.
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New York
Andy
Meat imports rise sharply under suspended quotas
US meat imports led by Australia surged in August to 164.5 million pounds, with eight month totals exceeding 834.1 million pounds, a 19 percent rise from a year earlier. The 1964 import quota was suspended last June by President Nixon to curb supermarket prices. Butz projects 1972 foreign meat arrivals near 1.275 billion pounds, modestly above the old cap.
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Washington
Australia
Agriculture Department
USDA
Nixon
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Big is Beautiful in Steel, Cars and Grocers
The piece discusses the dominance of No 1 producers like U S Steel and Bethlehem in steel, Hertz in car rentals, and Safeway and A&P in groceries. It notes market battles, price wars, and hints at antitrust actions, including a plan to break up IBM to boost competition.
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New York
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Hertz
Avis
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
A&p
Safeway Stores
SEC Orders Investigation into Boston Firms
The Securities and Exchange Commission ordered an inquiry to determine if Continental Investment Corp and its subsidiaries including Waddell & Reed and Kansas City Securities Corp violated federal securities laws in managing mutual funds. The public proceedings target a Boston bank and related entities based on staff allegations.
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Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
Boston
Boston Bank
SEC
Continental Investment Corp
Waddell & Reed
Continental
Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City Securities Corp
United Funds
New Rabbis Picked to Lead Israel’s Faith Establishment
Shlomo Goren and Ovadia Yosef, a retired brigadier general and a rabbinical judge born in Iraq, were elected by 150 scholars and officials to head Israel’s religious leadership. They are expected to take office in about two months, leading Ashkenazic and Sephardic communities respectively.
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Israel
Shlomo Goren
Ovadiah Yosef
Goren
Yosef
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