US Lobster Firm Seeks Damages Over Russian Vessels
An Atlantic lobster company sues for 377000 dollars over damage to catch and gear off Massachusetts. A Soviet freighter is attached in San Francisco to secure the suit as Russian ships allegedly wreck lines and evade warnings. Cuban six month jail terms follow illegal fishing in U.S. waters. The editorial argues seizing vessels may deter violations and urges stronger action.
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Atlantic
Massachusetts
San Francisco
Florida
U.S
Uncle Sam
Ecuador
Peru
U. S
Bombing Record in the Paper War
The Vietnam War’s leaflet campaign tops 6.2 billion propaganda leaflets printed by the Fourth Psychological Warfare Group in Biendoa and a further 4 billion by the agency in Saigon. About 250 per person in South Vietnam and many leaflets likely dropped, with reports noting the leaflets’ use beyond persuasion.
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U.S
Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Psychological Warfare Group
Biendoa
Psychological Warfare Agency
Saigon
South Vietnam
Boyle's Column Do withouts and modern excesses
HAL BOYLE lampoons trends and follies from receding fashion to overhyped fads. He lists do withouts such as cruel or childish entertainments, flashy pets with identity tags, extreme dieting myths, noisy talk shows, odd wedding settings, needless trophies, and silly fashion fads, ending with a plea for restraint.
Thanx to Ethel Herring Jackson Tenn
Brief card thanking Ethel Herring of Jackson Tennessee for a humorous note or gesture. No further context available in readable text.
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Thanx
Ethel Herring Jackson
Tenn
Famine Fears Grow Science Alone Won’t Stop Crisis
Dr. George Borgstrom of Michigan State University warns of a looming global hunger crisis that requires international cooperation. He cites rapid resource depletion, a 3.7 to 7 billion population rise by 2000, and the need to double food production by 1980 and quadruple by 200. He proposes global food planning, population controls, ocean resource sharing, and a worldwide nutritional council to prevent famine.
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Larry Kurtz
Associated Press
East Lansing
Mich
George Borgstrom
Michigan State University
Earth
Borgstrom
Sweden
U.S
North America
Europe
Scandinavia
Russia
Australia
New Zealand
Argentina
Nutritional Council
Do Not Fear Time Its Fleeting Measure Guide
A collection of religious quotes and Bible verses on life, faith, hope, and endurance. Notable thinkers cited include Hegel, Billy Graham, Woodrow Wilson, Martin Luther, Horace Mann, and Daniel, with exhortations to live by faith, pursue justice, and endure amid trials.
After Vietnam what next for the United States?
The piece argues that Vietnam as an alibi for U.S. inaction may fall on Peace Day Plus One. It questions American stability, warns of disillusionment and money issues, and asks how the nation will handle new crises and larger goals beyond Vietnam. It notes past gains in health care education pollution and space, and ponders resolve after six years in Southeast Asia.
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Washington
Nea
Vietnam
Nixon
George McGovern
Southeast Asia
Soviet Union
Red China
Berlin
Cuba
Mediterranean
Moscow
Spain
C. P. Snow
Povacky
Europe
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
On That List of Expensive Cities Seattle Tops Nation
A compiled list ranks Anchorage as the most expensive U S city, followed by Honolulu San Francisco and Seattle in decreasing order. The piece mixes trivia on language views and social quirks with light observations on culture and consumer habits.
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Seattle
San Francisco
Honolulu
Anchorage
Pacific Coast
Atlantic
Brezhnev Shapes Power Shift in Soviet Leadership
Analysis shows Brezhnev has expanded the Politburo from 11 to 15 with allies placed in key slots while rivals fall in rank. Centralized control grows as local bodies bow to party direction, policing tightens under Kremlin oversight. Still no Stalinist dictatorship, as a majority remains contested and time may clear rivals quietly.
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Nea
Kremlin
Leonid Brezhnev
Communist Party
United States
Brezhnev
Khrushchev
Russia
Beria
Central Committee
Soviet Bloc
Kosygin
Nikolai Podgorny
Supreme Soviet
Voronov
Shelepin
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