West Germany may lift mark to find natural level
Bonn sources say the government may revalue the mark to its natural level to ease the international money crisis. Upward revaluation is possible and would affect German imports and American goods prices. The dollar faced heavy speculation as European markets paused and Asian banks opened after a holiday.
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Lack of volunteers dooms move to end draft
The Senate Armed Services Committee warned that attempts to end the draft would fail due to a serious shortage of Army combat volunteers. The panel opened debate on a two year extension of conscription as it began a springlong discussion on Vietnam era policy.
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Dollar squeeze baffles U S tourists in Europe
UPI report how Europeans limit dollars as American visitors face cash shortages and closed banks in several nations while some hotels accept dollars. In London tourists rush to cash in at American Express amid currency fears, though many readouts show mixed reactions to the dollar’s strength abroad.
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Nixon calls for independent legal corps to replace OEO unit
President Nixon proposes a bipartisan board run legal services corporation to aid the poor replacing the OEO legal department. It would fund and contract with law firms for noncriminal aid, limit lobbying, and avoid political pressures while serving as a group before federal agencies.
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Midwest tornadoes devastate homes injure dozens and kill one
Tornadoes tore through Missouri Iowa Nebraska and Oklahoma causing extensive property damage and injuries. A 23-year-old man, Rick Johnson, was killed in Joplin Missouri while others remained in critical or serious condition. Dozens of homes and railroad cars were destroyed, with power outages reported as far as Chicago.
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