Mayors urge Nixon to free funds for summer youth jobs
At the U8 Conference of Mayors in San Francisco, about 100 teenagers picketed the St. Francis Hotel demanding summer jobs. Leaders like Theodore M. Berry and Joseph N. Alioto pressed Kenneth Cole for $25 million in federal Emergency Employment Act funds while Cole cited broader White House priorities and said funds could be used for EEA programs. The meeting backed resolutions on revenue sharing budgets and mass transit, and elected Ray Martin as president with leaders Hatcher and Alioto as cochairs.
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UPI
Nixon
U8 Conference of Mayors
St. Francis Hotel
Theodore M. Berry
Cincinnati
Joseph N. Alioto
Kenneth Cole
White House
Cole
Berry
Congress
Alicia
Ray Martin
Norfolk
FDA targets spray deodorants amid warning push
US FDA proposed strong warning labels for female deodorant sprays after 174 complaints from 1963 to 1972 citing irritation burns and infections. Major firms Prix avoid claims of medical use while pledging compliance with potential rules within 60 days and awaiting final order.
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FDA
Alberta Culver Co
Melrose Sark, I
Bristol-Myers Co
Johnson & Johnson
Pope Paul VI marks 10 years as pontiff in quiet celebration
Vatican confirms a restrained 10th anniversary for Pope Paul VI marking a decade of ecumenism and Vatican II. Events include a Vatican museum opening and a Bernstein concert, with no major spectacle planned.
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Paul VI
Pope
Vatican City
UPI
Giovanni Battista Montini
Pope Paul
Paul
John XXIII
Vatican Museum
United States
Leonard Bernstein
Newark Boys Choir
Bernstein
Vatican
Peron Homecoming Marred by Gunbattles in Buenos Aires
Former President Juan Peron returned from 15 years in exile to a hero's welcome that turned violent as dis sident Peronists fought at the rally site. Four Buenos Aires hospitals reported 14 dead and 235 injured. The crowd, numbering millions per officials, fled as gunfire erupted during the three hour siege forcing Peron’s jetliner to divert to a military field. Peron later addressed the nation, apologizing for not greeting supporters in person.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Juan Peron
Higlary
Hector J. Campora
Peron
Tou
la Razan
Perana Aerolineas Argentinas
Ezeiza
Santa Fe
U.S. payments deficit narrows in Q1 1973
U.S. balance of payments improved in the first quarter of 1973 with a deficit of 1.2 billion dollars on current and long term capital accounts, down from late 1972 levels. Net foreign stock purchases reached a record 13 billion, while long term capital outflows rose from the previous quarter.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
U.S
Department
Yoshizane Iwasa
Fuji Bank of Japan
United States
Japan
National Fink Day Celebrations Hit Tiny Texas Hamlet
In Fink Texas UPI reports a boom led by Mayor Pat Albright as a National Fink Day festival draws visitors and a new Fink Moon Rocks museum opens. Residents prepare barbecue for 10 visitors, expect record crowds, and plan a Fink Week with golf and a ball.
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Texas
FINK
Tex
UPI
Pat Albright
Riple
Albright
Pve
Willard Albright
Darby
Ruthann Wells
Minke
Finck
Fingue
Cotton to retire from Senate in 1974 term end
New Hampshire Senator Norris Cotton said in a newsletter he will not seek re election in 1974 due to age and his wife Ruths health. The 73 year old Republican cited family needs and a long career in Congress as factors in stepping down.
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N. H. Sen. Cotton
Concord
N.H
UPI
Norris Cotton
Ran
Senate
New Hampshire
Cotton
Lebanon
Congress
House
Ruth
Washington
U.S
At the Movies at Bennington and North Hoosick Drive-Ins
Outdoor theatre shows HARTE The Class of 44 and Summer of 42 follow up with lively cinema. Charlotte's Web animated tale features Debbie Reynolds. Double feature includes Slaughterhouse Five and Two People. Poseidon Adventure at Bennington Drive-In. When Women Had Tales and Hannie Caulder at North Hoosick. Last Ten Days of Hitler at College Cinema. Show time tonight.
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Hannie Caulder
North Hoosick Drive-In
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Mar Peron
Freita International
Tan
Madrid
Finast
North Betaninaton Road
Bannington, Vermont
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Benkington Banner
Teleptoan Business
Bennington
Main St. Bennington
Banner Publishing Coop
United Press International
New York Tins News Service
Matthews, Shannoe & Cohen Inc
Wartler
Isvenlemer
Ann Guarino
N.Y. Daily News
Charlotte's Web
Vincent Canby
N.Y
Paramount
Ataurs
Fal
Sat
Asum
Puter Fonda
Robert
Mosthura
Cannes
Slaughter House
Iwasa
Hathaway's
Williamstown
Iors
Camelot
Tonite Atousk
Mer de Shackman
Borgin
Winters
Lynusey
Grimes
Damanier
Raqull Priarson
Robert Culp
Fanest Borgnine
Depot Street
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