Nixon seeks five year ten billion energy research push
President Nixon urged Congress to approve a five year ten billion dollar energy research effort to find new sources and improve use of existing ones. He called for voluntary nationwide energy cuts of five percent in 12 months and a seven percent reduction by the federal government. A new Department of Energy and Natural Resources would replace the Interior Department and absorb functions from several agencies. Governor John A. Love would head a White House energy policy office at a salary of forty two thousand five hundred dollars. Nixon discussed U S European ties with French Foreign Minister Michel Jobert and pressed for a compromise on Indochina funding.
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White House Monitored Huntley Montana Land Project
Interior Undersecretary John C. Whittaker said the White House kept a close watch on a land project in Montana linked to former television newsman Chet Huntley. The remark came during confirmation discussions on federal oversight and public land use.
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Canada imposes embargo on soybean exports
Canada announced Friday an embargo on soybeans and related products, aligning with the U S ban to curb feed shortages and price spikes amid global concern. Trade Minister Alastair Gillespie cited uncertainties from the U S move as the reason for controls.
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Man killed as scuffle on Greyhound bus leads to hijack
Fresno man Calvin Wilson, 22, died from throat blows after a scuffle aboard a Greyhound from Oakland to Los Angeles. Johnny Smith, 18, of Los Angeles, was booked on murder and kidnapping after taking hostages and forcing the driver to Valley Medical Center. Hospital therapist Rodger Peck recovered a weapon and helped restrain Smith.
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Fed boosts discount rate to a 7 percent peak
The Federal Reserve Board raised the discount rate to 7 percent for member banks in a move to curb inflation. It also increased reserve requirements by 1 percent on most net demand deposits, signaling tighter money to cool rapid economic growth.
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Burr Oak Manor June Newsletter Highlights Milestones
A local June newsletter from Burr Oak Manor details daily life and recent visits. Residents host and receive guests from various places, including Worthington and Sitka Alaska, with family and friends stopping by. Church services and Bible study continue, as staff tours and resident events proceed.
Television Schedule Fragment for Hawaii and Nearby
A snapshot of a TV guide listing sports and entertainment programming with times and channel numbers, including golf, wrestling, talk shows, comedies, movies, and news segments across multiple stations.
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Sunday Schedule Highlights and Guests
A Sunday lineup features Hee Faw at 6:30 followed by Dick Van Dyke’s Birthday Story at 7:00 and Walt Disney’s appearance for MASH and the Coast Guard Band at 7:00.
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