Yugoslavia arms policy questioned by critics
Ray Cromley argues Kissinger and Rumsfeld push arms to Yugoslavia despite reports showing the Soviet inroad via Belgrade. He claims transfers reach Moscow through Yugoslav officials and warns of misused U.S. technology and hypocrisy in arms aid to Angola.
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Washington
NEA
Henry Kissinger
Defense
Donald Rumsfeld
Ford Administration
Yugoslavia
United States
Tito
U.S
Kissinger
Ussr
Moscow
Pentagon
State Department
Belgrade
Soviet Union
China
Angola
Ford
Congress
Tyranny fascinates Americans as they view other regimes
A reflective editorial notes Americans’ fixation on tyranny from Nazi Germany to Indira Gandhi’s India. It cites Valeo’s assessment of emergency rule and its perceived improvements, questions the allure of autocracy, and recalls historical tyrannies and their domestic supporters. It also briefly touches Ottawa’s capital history and a Persian Gulf legend linked to oil.
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Charles Lindbergh
Britain
France
Germany
Lincoln Steffens
Soviet Union
Indira Gandhi
India
Mrs. Gandhi
Valeo
Il Duce
Italy
Russia
Spain
China
Vietnam
Korea
Cuba
Canada
Ottawa
Bytown
Ontario
Ottawa River
Quebec
Individual investor growth challenges market decline view
Merrill Lynch executives defend the small investor as growing and welcomed, citing 400,000 Sharebuilder Plan clients and flexible dollar investments. They dispute NYSE census declines and note MIP elimination shifted emphasis to broker programs.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
Thomas Sherman
Merrill Lynch
Pierce Fenner — Smith
New York Stock Exchange
Sherman
N.Y. Stock Exchange
Exchange
May 7 highlights span wars births and space talks
On May 7, 1945 Germany signed unconditional surrender terms in Rheims ending WWII in Europe. Other noted events include the first presidential inaugural ball in 1789, Brahms birth in 1833, Lusitania sinking in 1915, and Rome-Berlin Axis formation in 1939. Birthdays include Anne Baxter and Archibald MacLeigh.
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Associated Press
Europe
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Rheims
France
New York
George Washington
Johannes Brahms
Ireland
Germany
Italy
North Africa
Tunis
Bizerte
Moscow
Soviet Union
Francis Gary Powers
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
U.S
China
West Germany
Suez Canal
Port Said
Egypt
Anne Baxter
Archibald MacLeigh
Chaim Weizmann
Colonial Revolutionary Committee
Pennsylvania
Cannon cash in on aviation ties fuels Nevada senator bid
Washington reports reveal Sen. Howard Cannon leverages three Senate posts over Civil Aeronautics Board Armed Services and Space Committee to raise funds from aviation executives and defense firms. Fundraisers sent 12 000 letters and drew about 250 000 with at least 21000 from aviation leaders.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Howard Cannon
D.-Nev
Cannon
Civil Aeronautics Board
Armed Services
Pentagon
Space Committee
Able Cannon
Senate
Page Airways
James P. Wilmot
Edward Daly
World Airways
Robert Six
Continental Airlines
Edward Uhl
Fairchild Industries
J.F. Stallings
Capitol International Airways
Flying Tiger Line
Eastern Airlines
Frontier Airlines
United Aircraft
National Airlines
Western Airlines
TWA
Boeing
Grumman
General Dynamics
Northrop
Bob Owens
Space, Armed Services and Commerce Committees
Carter
Jimmy Carter
Sen
Humbert Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
Frank Church
Idaho
Church
Nebraska
Oregon
Nevada
Hughes
Howard Hughes
Salt Lake City
Melvin Dummar
Las Vegas
Noah Dietrich
Hughes Medical Institute
Miami
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