Editorial endorses Ford policy on Soviet grain shipment
The editorial argues President Ford and two U S grain firms wisely suspended a 500 million dollar corn and wheat shipment to the Soviet Union to protect the economy and avoid a repeat of past shortages. It notes lower prices may aid farmers and consumers while stressing that U S food exports support trade balance and aid poorer nations. It cautions against unilateral detente but welcomes the administration’s stance.
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Ford
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
Earl Butz
America
Miami set for vast tribute to Charles Ives
A centennial homage marks Charles Ives as a pioneering American composer and businessman. Miami hosts an ambitious mid October to May celebration tied to the nation’s Bicentennial observances, highlighting Ives’s enduring impact across arts and industry.
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Charles Ives
Emerson and Thoreau
America
Mutual Life Insurance
Ives
Miami
Italy's Reds poised for power after postwar era
Italy's Communist Party, largest outside the Soviet bloc, seeks a role in government as Premier Rumor's crisis government falters. A 9.6 percent approval overall and 2.8 percent among under-21s heighten talk of early elections and potential crisis.
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Italy
Asti
Soviet Bloc
Mariano Rumor
Ialy
Christian Democrats
Christ In Democrats
NATO
Rumsfeld Set as Ford White House Top Coordinator
The Ford administration names Donald Rumsfeld the president's top staff coordinator at the White House. At 42, the U.S. ambassador to NATO takes over duties previously held by H.R. Haldeman and Al Haig, with Ford granting him wide running room to organize the staff despite not holding the chief of staff title.
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Wasrington
Ford Administration
Donald “Rummy” Rutsfeld
Tormey
U.S
NATO
White House
Pord
Rumsfeld
Ile
H.R. Haldegan
al Haig
Nixon
Ford
Ionable
Olinois
Chicago
House
Fon
Nelson Rockefeller
George Bush
Republican Party
Italy
Washington
Congress
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Republican Old Guard
Charlie Halleck
Office of Economic Opportunity
H.R. Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
Cost of Living Council
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Princeton
Prison letters and park critics in Long Beach letters
Readers discuss prison experiences and the impact of recreation areas in Recreation Park Long Beach. They critique beer busts on the grounds, litter and broken glass, and praise park maintenance while urging safety and cleanliness.
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Long Beach
Psaw Lhis
Nixon
House of Representatives
Congress
Gladys Parsons
Dodgers Spirit From Brooklyn Defines A Dodgers Fan
A Brooklyn origin tale explains the Dodgers culture and camaraderie. A Mare Island Navy Yard worker recounts a radio pier contest and the sailors’ cheer when a Brooklyn accent was heard, illustrating the team’s enduring, ribbing unity.
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Brooklyn
Hone
Dem Burns
Mare Island Navy Yard
Hedkam
Branklyn
Ose
Vong Tojely
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Police Move Fast
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