Texas Governor Bets Court Will Define Wage Debate
Governor Preston Smith asserts he will obey a court ruling on whether a state pay raise can stand amid Nixon's wage price freeze. He favors Supreme Court clarity on presidential authority to void state law, while the Justice Department plans a suit to block the raises.
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Dollar Strength Shakes European Markets After Nixon Policy
London Paris Zurich and Brussels opened with a subdued dollar as Nixon’s monetary moves unsettle foreign exchange. Dealers reported light turnover and caution, with the dollar’s exit from gold removing a long standing rule guiding global rates. France posted dual exchange rates as uncertainty lingered across markets.
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South Korean Prison Break Ends in Blood Bath
A group of prisoners escaped from Shilmi Island and reached a Seoul suburb before a gun battle with police left 30 people dead, including at least 12 guards and officials. The mutineers commandeered a bus during the confrontation.
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Attorney Sought For Questioning In San Quentin Breakout
Oakland attorney Stephen Mitchell Bingham, 29, identified by prison authorities as Jackson visit lawyer, was sought for questioning after the San Quentin breakout that left six dead including Soledad Brother George Jackson. The Chronicle says Bingham visited Jackson Saturday afternoon and left as the gunfight began.
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Kennedy 17 Arrested for Sauntering and Loitering in Hyannis
Hyannis police say Robert F Kennedy Jr 17 the poll late son of the late senator was arrested on a charge of sauntering and loitering described as blocking the path of others He will appear in Barnstable District Court today The rest of the items include a Sept 1 start for physical and mental exams for lottery group 1 50 a Campbell Soup recall due to botulism and a 4000 coal miners wildcat strike in Plum Borough plus the marriage of Dick Martin and Dolly Read in Honolulu
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Ky Refuses Campaign as Vietnam Sees Electoral Crisis
Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky rejects running in the October 3 election, proposing resignations with President Thieu to trigger a new vote. Ky criticizes the Supreme Court for restoring his name, while the United States expresses regret but hopes Thieu faces real opposition. The ballot will still include Ky despite his stance.
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Antiwar Raids Break Up Nationwide Arrests by FBI
FBI agents broke up antiwar raids on federal offices in New Jersey New York over the weekend. Twenty five people were arrested including two priests and a Lutheran minister. Six others were sought. Arrests occurred at Camden draft office and other Camden city locations, with additional arrests in Buffalo. Authorities probe possible link between Camden and Buffalo actions.
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Collect Money Not Dust From Unused Home Items
A brief sales notice urges homeowners to clear out unused items for cash. It promotes converting unwanted belongings into money quickly with low-cost assistance.
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