Dollar Slump Triggers Gold Rally Across European Markets
In London and major European hubs panic selling sent the dollar to floor levels while gold spiked to record highs. By midday government and central bank buying steadied the currency, with Tokyo and Zurich showing mixed recoveries.
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U.S
Belgium
Netherlands
West Germany
Zurich
Europe
Frankfurt
House of Commons
Anthony Barber
Bill Approved On Relief Plan
In a 269 to 95 vote the House backed a multimillion-dollar disaster relief bill reviving emergency farm loans, a move seen as enough to override a potential presidential veto. Senate actions included a two-month foreign aid extension and four months for Labor Health and Welfare.
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Nixon
House
Gerald R. Ford
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
Clifford P. Case
Rn.j
Indochina
Ex-Gov Rockefeller 60 Dies Of Cancer In California
Winthrop Rockefeller former Arkansas governor died at Desert Hospital Palm Springs California aged 60 from cancer a family spokesman said He had been treated for a chest ailment and had undergone surgery for a malignant cyst prior illnesses included back cyst removal and exploratory surgery Rockefeller brother of Nelson A Rockefeller and son of John D Rockefeller Jr was a prominent Republican governor elected in 1966 in Arkansas after earlier failed campaigns
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Palm Springs, Calif
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Desert Hospital
Rockefeller
New York
Gov
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Abby Green Aldrich Rockefeller
Winthrop
Ohio House Introduces Teacher Certification Change Bill
A nine member Educational Practice Board to set training and certification for teachers would be created under the measure to move certification from the Department of Education. Governor appointments would fill all nine seats starting January 1 1974 with five nominations submitted by the DEA.
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Ohio
Department of Education
Ohio House
Marcus A. Roberto
Ravenna
House
Senate
Vietnam
Roberto
Ohio Education Association
OEA
John H. Hall
OFA
DEA
Hall
Laos Premier Threatens US Air Attacks If Ceasefire Violated
Premier Souvanna Phouma said he will ask the United States to resume air attacks in Laos if North Vietnamese and Pathet Lao violations of the cease-fire continue. He cited 29 major violations and noted foreign troops, including 65,000 North Vietnamese, as key culprits. Government forces withdrew from Paksong after the cease-fire.
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Vientiane
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
United States
North Vietnamese
Pathet Lao
Washington
U.S
Prince Souvanna
International Control Commission
Souvanna
Paksong
Agreement Shocks Nationalist Chinese
Taipei government reacts to the Washington Peking liaison offices plan as a step toward normal relations. Officials fear the move undermines Taiwan's formal foreign relations while Washington vows to defend Taiwan and not abandon it despite eventual troop withdrawal.
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Taipei
Washington-Peking
Nixon
People's Republic of China
Taiwan Strait
U.S
Henry Kissinger
Pekingese Puppies Sold Fast in Local Classified Ad
Jeri Lynn Crow of McArthur advertised Pekingese pups for sale and sold them the first day. She praised action ads for good results and reasonable rates.
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Jeri Lynn Crow
McArthur
Four killed in Austin pipeline explosions
Four people died and four others were injured when a series of loud explosions struck a liquid petroleum pipeline near a roadway in Austin Texas early today. Flames rose hundreds of feet as emergency crews responded.
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Austin, Tex
ACLU Joins Fees Suit Over Out-of-State Tuition
The Ohio ACLU backs a Connecticut suit arguing that residents should pay in-state tuition and that high out-of-state fees chill the right to travel. Also Rockefeller urges states to shield journalists and supports a federal shield law to protect confidential sources nationwide.
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Hamilton County
Cincinnati Academy of Medicine
ACLU
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Ohio
Ohio American Civil Liberties Union
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New York
Nelson Rockefeller Rockefeller
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