Compromise Would Allow Jordan to Buy Hawk Missiles
Congress considers a plan to permit Jordan to buy 14 Hawk missile batteries, totaling 532 missiles with a reserve, in exchange for keeping the systems fixed rather than mobile and spreading deliveries over several years.
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First Lady Betty Ford faces 28000 letters on premarital sex
Betty Ford's remarks on premarital sex drew nearly 28 000 letters and telegrams with about 8000 in support and 19500 in opposition. Press secretary Sheila Weidenfeld says Mrs Ford is answering the mail and defending her stance while stressing responsible parenting and open discussion with her children.
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FTC Clears Canning Lid Industry After Shortage Inquiry
The FTC staff rejected most accusations of unfair practices and collusion by home canning lid and jar makers. Major new entrants boosted capacity by 100 percent, yet unprecedented demand left shelves bare, with monitoring ordered for early 1976.
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Dohio
House Small Business Committee
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Soviet U S Reach Two Year Cultural Exchange Pact
On March 8 1962 a two year agreement signed in Washington widened cultural exchanges between the Soviet Union and the United States.
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