Fowler Seeks Further Cuts as U.S. Balance Gap Persists
U.S. Secretary of the Treasury Henry H. Fowler urged continued voluntary curbs and cuts in overseas spending to trim the balance of payments deficit. He warned the deficit remains large despite partial progress and said the administration expects prolonged restraint, with focus on private capital outflow and foreign investment flows, while aiming to bolster European capital markets.
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Fowler
United States
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Viet Nam
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Florida Gold Coast
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U. S
Ohio teachers warned by OEA on college admission policies
The Ohio Education Association study warns current college admission policies may limit the supply of teachers for public schools. It notes discrimination against women and stresses high school class rank could affect future elementary and overall teaching staffing.
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Cuba 100 000 refugees airlift begins to U S
UPI reports the United States launches a historic airlift of Cuban refugees, sending about 100 000 to 200 000 people toward Miami aboard a chartered Pan American airliner as part of an agreement with the Castro regime. The first group is due to arrive today.
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Phnom Penh
UPI
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W.V2
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Chattanooga
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Mecca
Key West
Florida
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NATO crews sail aboard Claude V. Ricketts in sea force demo
The guided missile destroyer Claude V. Ricketts ended a year long seaborne nuclear force demonstration with a 335 man crew from six nations. American sailors numbered 184, with 151 from Britain West Germany Italy Greece and the Netherlands. Turkey pulled out earlier.
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UPI
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NATO
Ricketts
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Italy
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Netherlands
Turkey
Rhodesian premier warns on border amid British troop talks
Sir Ian Smith in a television report said he would not object to British troops near Rhodesia's frontier but warned they would be fired on if they crossed into Rhodesian territory. He mocked Prime Minister Harold Wilson for dragging the Queen into politics as Wilson prepared troop indications with Zambia.
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Scientists Find Lead Toward Drug Treatment for Parkinsons
U S researchers and European scientists report a promising lead for Parkinsons disease treatment focusing on the brain chemical DOPAmine. The work links diminished lower brain DOPAmine to Parkinsonism and notes injections in dogs reduce symptoms, though direct DOPAmine use is unsafe.
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U.S
National Institutes of Health
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College of Physicians and Surgeons
Columbia University
Yahr
Parkinson's Disease Information and Research Center
Oleh Hornykiewicz
University of Vienna
Arvid Carlsson
University of Goteborg
Henrykiewicz
White House weighs life saving global quake prediction net
Washington officials discuss creating an international earthquake prediction network to save three to five million lives over 40 years. William Pecora of the USGS urges nations, especially near the quake belt, to pool resources, citing Anchorage and San Francisco Bay area risks and the Pacific Ring of Fire as key factors.
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White House
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San Francisco Bay
California
Pacific Ocean
Flying jeep passes first test flight in Vietnam counterinsurgency program
North American Aviation completed the OV-10A first test flight with chief pilot Ed Gillespie at the controls for about an hour. The aircraft conducted observation reconnaissance target marking and ground attack tests in a program aimed at guerrilla warfare similar to Vietnam.
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Viet Nam
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