Budget Talks Delayed as Nixon Plans Return to Washington
President Nixon postpones planned budget conferences to focus on Vietnam policy. He will continue foreign policy talks here with Secretary of State Rogers and security adviser Kis singer who just returned from Saigon and Paris. Treasury chief Connally and OMB director Shultz were originally set for Western White House meetings this week.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Washington
William P. Rogers
Henry A. Kissinger
Saigon
Paris
Vietnam
White House
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
George P. Shultz
Office of Management and Budget
Quake Hits Bougainville in Solomon Islands
A major 8.1 magnitude earthquake struck near Bougainville in the Solomon Islands at 2:11 a.m. EDT. A Pacific observatories watch was under way for a possible tsunami, though none had been reported. Bougainville lies east of New Guinea and has historical WWII significance.
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Washington
Bougainville
Solomon Islands
South Pacific
National Earthquake Information Center
Pacific Ocean Observatories
West Guinea
Alaska
New Guinea
Mystery Shrouds Motive in Morocco Coup
In Rabat investigators wrestle with why the rebels in Morocco attempted a coup and why King Hassan II survived. The rebels formed a people’s revolutionary committee and urged Libyan style socialism, while many leaders were wealthy capitalists.
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Rabat
Morocco
Hassan II
People's Revolutionary Committee
Nurse's Aide Charged With Arson in Senior Home Fire
Louisville AP Mary Ann Wyatt 21 urged as heroine in January arraigned today on 10 counts of willful murder and one of arson after a blaze at Westminster Terrace Presbyterian Home killed nine. She was injured saving survivors on January 14 before being hospitalized.
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Louisville
Mary Ann Wyatt
Westminister Terrace Presbyterian Home
Jefferson County
Grand Jury
Ky Launches Campaign Against Thieu In Open Letter
Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky opened his bid to succeed President Nguyen Van Thieu with an open letter accusing Thieu of reneging on promises, dictatorial methods, and election rigging. Ky said he is dissociating from Thieu and will run in the October 3 election. no Palace comment was available.
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Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Motive Sought In Slayings At Bear River Campground
Authorities in the Sierra foothills searched for a suspect and motive after a savage slaying left two dead and three wounded at a riverbank campground south of Nevada City. Sheriff Wayne Brown said investigators had little to go on and spoke with husbands of two victims.
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Nevada City
Calif
Sierra Foothills
Nevada
Wayne Brown
Bear River
Coker Spring History Rich
Editor notes praise for the Coker Spring restoration in Aiken with tax deductible gifts to Coker Spring Restoration, Box 1034, Aiken SC. Historic spring fed trade routes, church baptisms, school life, and local art and memories are recounted along with mentions of Perrineau Finley and Mile. Bonni field.
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Aiken Standard
Aiken
S.C
William Perrineau Finley
First Baptist Church
Millbrook
George Caskey
Paul Hamilton Hayne
Atlantic Monthly
Coker Spring
Nationwide Bell System Walkout Ties Up Two Weeks
Aiken workers joined a nationwide strike at 6 a.m. today expected to last two weeks. About 218 of 250 Southern Bell employees in Aiken were absent, while union estimates run around 165 to 180 on strike in the area. Supervisors and some craft workers manned switches and service slowed mainly for new work. The Local 3701 president says last mass walkout in 1955 lasted 73 days.
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Laurens Street
Southern Bell
Bell System
Dorothy Green
Madeline Babb
Alan Wingard
Telephone Company
Hayne Avenue
Busch
Bell Telephone System
Aiken
C.M. Shackelford
Ronnie Quattlebaum
Communications Workers of America
Shackelford
New Ellenton
Graniteville
Quattlebaum
Tomor
Trade Deficit Expected As U S Turns to Tough Trade Stance
Washington predicts the 1971 U S trade with Japan will fall short by more than 2 billion dollars with a near zero surplus. Administration officials discuss reciprocity, quotas on Japanese goods, and possible countervailing duties amid calls for stricter enforcement of unfair trade laws.
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Washington
United States
Japan
Tokyo
U.S
Holiday Inn to Open Motel in Aiken County
The Holiday Inn will open an 80 unit motel on a 6% acre site at Highway 19 and Interstate 20 in Aiken. Construction begins in two weeks with a February completion goal, creating 45 jobs and a banquet recreation and pool area. Strickland and Waters development partners project a mid January finish and say the project boosts local growth.
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Aiken
Aiken County
Emory Waters
Strickland and Waers Development Co
Greater Aiken
Second Summer Session Starts Monday At USCA
The University of South Carolina Aiken Regional Campus opens the second summer session on Monday with classes held daily Monday through Friday from July 19 to August 20. Registration occurs Friday from 9 a.m. to noon at the Aiken campus. USC Main Campus registration is set for Monday.
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University of South Carolina, Aiken
Aiken
Usc-Main
Columbia
Reagan Denounces Nixon Welfare Plan At Governors Meet
MORAN Wyo AP Reagan attacks Nixon welfare reform while at the Western Governors Conference in Jackson Hole. He says he might not vote for the conference resolution backing Nixon and warns the dispute could split the Republican Party before 1972 election.
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MORAN
Wyo
Ronald Reagan
Nixon
Republican Party
California
Jackson Hole
Western Governors’ Conference
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Staubes
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Mile. Bonnifield
Coker Springs
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Jeffrey Hunt
Strickland
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