Nixon prepares for Vietnam talks at Camp David retreat
President Nixon spent the weekend at Camp David planning a week of work likely to include new maneuver talks to end the Vietnam war. He returns to the White House with Mrs Nixon and meets National Security Council members and diplomatic officials including Bruce and Bunker. The article also notes mortgage lending drop in early 1970 and federal reclamation projects aiding water supply.
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Nixon
Camp David
White House
National Security Council
David K.E. Bruce
Oil shortage hits global oil markets and pricing
The report tracks 1967 to 1969 demand growth, a mid 1960s decline in residual fuel oil supplies, and imports as shortages push buyers abroad. European refineries face sulphur restrictions, Libya curbs production, and Caribbean/Venezuelan oil remains high sulphur. Desulphurizing adds cost and may force production changes. In London a pub near Westminster discusses idle links to John Cardinal Heenan.
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Libya
Howelli Named Ford Education Chief in Budget Roll
Harold Howelli, former U S commissioner of education, is appointed vice president for education and research at the Ford Foundation. He will assume duties January 1 with an annual budget of 46 million dollars, succeeding F Champion Ward who becomes adviser to the international division. Onassis backs American in Olympic Airways. Victor H Harrell named VP. Rory Calhoun and Lita Baron divorce after 21 years. custody awarded to Baron.
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New York
Harold Howeli
U. S
Ford Foundation
McGeorge Bundy
Foundation
Howe
F. Champion Ward
Athens
Aristotle Onassis
Jacqueline Kennedy
Olympic Airways
Victor H. Harrell
Olympic
Santa Monica, Calif
Rory Calhoun
Lita Baron
Santa Monica Superior Court
Moo-tel dairy barn sign raises smiles in Indiana
Sign painted on a dairy barn near New Albany reads Moo-tel, sparking chuckles as locals note the pun on lodging and dairy farming.
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New Albany
Ind
Moo-tel
Hospital News Admits and Discharges Listed
July 15 1970 admitted Mary Colomo Cruz Garcia dismissed Elaine Lloyd Tommy Jackson Margie Estorga and baby July 16 1970 admitted Ernest Alan Ballard Sherry James Penelope Ann Lackey Loretta Eileen Lackey Manuela Garcia Robert Capps Mary Elida Colomo and baby Odell Dil
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Mary Colomo
Cruz Garcia
Elaine Lloyd
Tommy Jackson
Margie Estorga
Baby
Ernest Alan Ballard
Sherry James
Penelope Ann Lackey
Loretta Eileen Lackey
Manuela Garcia
Robert Capps
Mary Elida Colomo
Baby and
Odell Dil
Cowboys Vanishing From U S Scene
Joe Tietjen, a 38-year-old cowhand with Great Western Land and Cattle Co., remains a relic of the disappearing cowboy era. The profile by Eddie Adams recalls his years on the range, his toughest lesson learned with horses, and the mindset needed to boss a bucking steed amid a changing American landscape.
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Eddie Adams
Bluewater
N. M
Lone Prairie
Joe Tietjen
Tietjen
Great Western Land and Cattle Co
Joe
Barbs by Phil Pastoret Optimism and Pessimism Collide
A column notes optimism as undeveloped pessimism and mocks misread signals from office life. It pokes fun at seat offers on buses, and jokes about old timers recalling cheaper nickels. It contrasts nostalgia with a cowpoke playing guitar in a helicopter.
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