Ford seeks global growth and peace in NAB speech
President Ford urged cooperative development worldwide at a Las Vegas NAB meeting ahead of his Easter Palm Springs holiday. He voiced a vision of peace and may travel to Europe next month for NATO unity talks and a possible East West summit.
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Debate over new aid to South Vietnam intensifies in Congress
Washington AP reports Congress faces renewed pressure to approve more funds for South Vietnam as the military position deteriorates during the recess. President Thieu and ambassador Phuong warned Congress of consequences if aid is cut off.
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Farmers seek alfalfa varieties for rotation in Nebraska
Nebraska farmers ask which alfalfa varieties suit annual rotation. Dr. W H Kehr, research agronomist with USDA and agronomy professor, notes considerations for selecting varieties and potential benefits for farm rotations.
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Five Nebraska professors earn awards at UNL convocation
Five University of Nebraska-Lincoln professors will receive $1,000 awards for distinguished teaching at the Honors Convocation. Winners are Bernice Slate, Jerry L Petr, Robert G Works, Robert F Krejci, and P J Cunningham. About 2,700 UNL students will be honored at the event.
World population growth hits record 80 million yearly
Research firm Arthur D. Little Inc reports the world population is rising by about 80 million people each year, the highest growth rate in history, signaling expanding demands on resources, markets, and policy planning.
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AP board year in review highlights 1974 economy and tech gains
The Associated Press board notes 1974 began and ended with inflation and energy concerns. It praises AP coverage shifts from Washington to grass roots, cites consumer scorecards and market basket surveys, and details tech upgrades like Laserphoto, DataStream expansion, AP Radio, and Sound news service. Fixed assets totaled 4.05 million dollars.
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