Senate draft extension debate drags on in Washington
The Senate enters its fifth week of the 1971 draft debate as protesters outside the Capitol call to end the draft. Hatfield and Gravel expect more votes on amendments to abolish or extend the draft, with the act expiring soon and possible delays into December. Stennis warns of security risks if the draft ends, citing volunteers driven by draft pressure.
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Vermont jobless rate dips to lowest level in 26 weeks
Vermont's unemployment rate fell to 5.4 per cent for the week ending May 29, the lowest in 26 weeks, with 6,300 people filing for benefits including 549 new claimants. St Albans and Springfield posted the highest rates, while White River Junction remained the region’s lowest.
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Sarnoff to Step Down as RCA President in August
Robert W. Sarnoff will relinquish the RCA presidency on August 1 while remaining chief executive officer and chairman. Anthony L. Conrad will become RCA president, with Sarnoff concentrating on external affairs and policy shaping. Conrad, age 50, has led RCA Service Company since 1969 and is to become RCA's eighth president.
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House Defeats First Section of Nixon Revenue Plan
The House rejected the initial section of President Nixon s revenue sharing plan by 204 to 182, permitting a Democrat backed $5 billion five year proposal to fund around 150 000 public service jobs while money distribution flaws were flagged. Ways and Means Chair Mills predicted the plan would die after two weeks of hearings.
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Gold strike in California's Calaveras and Melones area
Four prospectors report surface quartz samples at the Rio Vista mine above the Melones site on the Stanislaus River in Calaveras County. They say the find is solid though not spectacular, with high grade quartz and years of a sporadic past yield, while noting the broader lode region has produced billions in gold since the 1849 era.
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