Travel between Cuba U S said on the increase
Washington sources say Cuba has eased travel restrictions more than the United States but a full revival of two way tourism remains distant. An embassy official cites more Cubans visiting relatives in the United States and exiled Cubans traveling to the island while U S officials deny a policy shift.
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UPI
Cuba
United States
Havana
U.S
Department
Soviet Union
China
Caribbean
Javits
Pell
Senate Foreign
Tam
Castro
How to Pick Sleeper Plates in Rare Porcelain
A 1970s-style piece about turning collector plates into profit. It cites a white china hand painted rose garland plate bought for 10 dollars in 1969 and valued at 395, with other plates rising from 25 to 100. It advertises free information from a Chicago dealer and invites readers to request by October 12, 1974.
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Earer
Chicago
Joel
Pablo Picasso
Grandma Moses
Andre Restieau
Andrew Wyeth
Bradford
Galeries
Norialford Place
Northbrook
Italy
Castro favors detente after talks with U S senators
Two American senators Jaqobs Javits and Claiborne Pell said Fidel Castro showed interest in improving U S Cuba relations during a Havana visit. They noted his earlier anti American tirade but believed a normalization effort could begin. The trip aimed to report to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and State Department.
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State Department
Javits-Pell Group
Department
Havana
U.S
Cuba
UPL
Fidel Castro
United States
Jacob K. Javits
R-N
Castro
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Satuday
President Font
Revolution Square
Javits
Pell
Female problems linked to spinal adjustments say doctor
In a health Q and A style column Dr Ward explains that female problems may improve with chiropractic care. He discusses childhood habits such as sleeping on the stomach that disturb spinal balance, potential nerve pressure, and how adjustments might aid menstruation and childbirth. He promotes a local chiropractic office for care and a care class.
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Sted
Aed
Lang Bruch
FBI watched Harriman home over 1970 Cambodia talks
Senate testimony reveals the FBI kept watch on former Ambassador Harriman's home to identify participants in a State Department meeting opposing the 1970 Cambodian invasion. Ber nard Wells testified the May 18, 1970 meeting may have been wiretapped, though no overheard conversations inside Harriman's house are indicated.
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Washington
Senate
FBI
W. Averell Harriman
State Department
Bernard Wells
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Harriman
Wells
New York
U.S
Soviet Union
Indochina
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
J. Edgar Hoover
Coul
Cambodia
Spira T. Agnew
Arms aid to Turkey criticized by three Democrats
Three Democratic congressmen from New York Indiana and Maryland condemned the Ford administration for continuing military aid to Turkey. They argued aid must end under the Foreign Assistance Act and Foreign Military Sales Act as divisions over Cyprus and Greek conflict impede peace negotiations.
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Washington
UPI
Ford Administration
Turkey
House
Senate
Benjamin &. Rosenthal
New York
John Brademas
Indiana
Paul S. Sarbanes
Maryland
Greece
Cyprus
U.S
House of Representatives
Congress
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Barry Goldwater
Ford
CIA
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Chile
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Ward
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Reppert
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W.R. Haldeman
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Thomas J. Smith
James 5. Adams
Foreign Relations Committee
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California Association of Thrift and Loan Companies
Third Street
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Huntington Beach
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