Reagan and Nakasone Seek Trade and Defense Thaw
In Tokyo Reagan pressed Japan to boost defense spending and ease trade barriers while Nakasone urged U.S. rate cuts and tax relief. They framed talks as a step toward resolving disputes, with both sides stressing ongoing discussions and a shared security partnership amid Japan’s constitutional limits on defense.
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Unemployed man threatens to jump in Cincinnati
An unemployed Kentucky man despondent over unable to buy a birthday present for his 4 year old son climbed Tyler Davidson Fountain in Cincinnati. Police Sgt. Tessendorf persuaded him to come down and then accompanied him to a hospital. The man received a birthday gift as part of the rescue and will not be charged.
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Reds threaten to break off arms talks in Europe
West Germany's Horst Ehmke said Soviet Ambassador Vladimir Semyonov warned Moscow would walk out of arms talks if the Bundestag endorses deploying new U S nuclear missiles in Europe after the November 21 debate. The warning came during a Bonn meeting with Ehmke and Hans-Jochen Vogel.
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Howdy Doody Blamed for 60s and 70s unrest
Radnor Pennsylvania AP columnist Jeff Greenfield contends that the children’s show Howdy Doody helped spark late 1960s social rebellion. He argues the program taught distrust of authority and depicted grownups as buffoons or villains, with Clarabelle the Clown cited as an early Yippie symbol.
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Reagan Gives Hats as She Sees Tokyo School Culture
Nancy Reagan visited Bancho Elementary in Tokyo with President with 150 children waving flags. She exchanged Yankees caps for a cultural display including origami, calligraphy, a school band, and a singing drama. The event highlighted Japan US friendship and the Bancho school's long ties with Queens PS 24-Q.
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Wholesale prices rise modestly in October
Wholesale prices gained 0.3 percent in October despite a 1.1 percent rise in food costs. Beef and veal jumped 2.4 percent while fresh fruit and vegetable prices surged 18.5 percent due to summer weather. Energy costs fell 2.8 percent as natural gas prices slumped, helping annual inflation remain low.
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