Editorial: Oil costs damage U S trade
The May trade deficit hit 777 million dollars, the second worst in history as imported crude oil prices quadrupled. Europe Japan and Italy are tightening purchases to pay higher oil bills, hurting U S exports especially farm products. Kissinger warns of global inflation and recession if prices rise and production stays restricted.
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America
U.S
Europe
Japan
Italy
Bank of Italy
Editorial Says Budget Cuts and Taxes Miss the Mark
A major editorial criticizes President Nixon for proposing only a six tenths of one percent federal budget cut and for urging consumer anti inflation efforts. The piece argues inflation is driven by tax erosion and government spending while urging deeper cuts and policy changes. It notes editor Jonathan Marshall as a Senate candidate and says future editorials will be signed J M.
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Nixon
Kenneth Bush
Bush
Jonathan Marshall
United States Senate
J.M
Rabin's Quiet Strength Launches His Premiership
By ROWLAND EVANS and ROBERT NOVAK in TEL AVIV Gen Itzhak Rabin becomes Israel's first native born prime minister. He faces a Likud challenge led by Gen Erik Sharon as settlers test his leadership. Rabin disperses the 70 settler group and signals a decisive start to his tenure amid an inflationary crisis and fragmented opposition.
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Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Tel Aviv
Itzhak Rabin
Israel
West Bank
Nablus
Rabin
Erik Sharon
Likud
Sharon
John Wayne
Washington
Golda Meir
Labor Party
Knesset
Unlikely Cyprus Partition Proposal Voiced By U.N. Observer
Washington dispatch reports veteran U.N. observer Omar Sans-Serif suggesting partition as a model to ease Greek Turkish tensions in Cyprus. He cites Ireland North and South as harmony after division and widens parallels to Korea Vietnam and American states.
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Cyprus
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U.N
Omar Sans-Serif
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Partition
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Irish Republic
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North
South Korea
South Vietnam
South Carolina
South Dakota
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On the Line Thoroughly married Millie
A nostalgic wartime wedding anniversary piece centers on Millie and the author. It recalls their long marriage traditions, shared humor about former spouses, and favorite cultural figures. They live near Carnegie Hall and an Off Track Betting parlor, reflecting their New York City life.
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Peking
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Daniel Ellsberg
Cyprus
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Australia
Chris Evert
Hank Aaron
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Maud
Walter Cronkite
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Maria Callas
Willie Shoemaker
Washington
State Department
George Washington University
Japan Airlines
Glasses broken on bike near Eldorado pool
Barbara K Francis of Scottsdale reports a theft and vandalism incident. On July 23 between 8 and 9 a.m. a little girl’s glasses were maliciously broken and taken from a bike parked in front of Eldorado pool. The damaged lenses are missing and the girl cannot see without them.
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Barbara K. Francis Scottsdale
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