Nixon Signs $1 Billion Emergency Employment Act
President Nixon signed a $1 billion emergency employment act to create 150,000 jobs nationwide. Labor Secretary Hodgson will distribute funds to states under a formula prioritizing areas with high unemployment, with veterans receiving special consideration. Programs cover environmental protection, health, education, public safety, housing, recreation, and rural development, aiming for work by Labor Day.
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Split With France Over Dope Urged
DETROIT UPI Sen Yancey Hartke urged severing diplomatic relations with France if drug imports continue, calling drug trafficking an act of war. He warned up to 40,000 Americans could die from addiction this year and criticized public indifference to veterans welfare. Hartke spoke at a DAV convention, noting concerns for Vietnam veterans and urging aid for those returning home.
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Anaconda Strike Accord Reached in Montana
In Butte Montana a tentative accord between striking United Steelworkers and Anaconda Copper Corp was described as the best in the industry. The 40 day dispute appeared resolved as officials signaled time to end the walkout. A telegram from New York City echoed progress as the conference chair pledged a swift wrap of the talks.
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Soviet Mack Truck Plant Nears Actuality Step
Washington approves licenses worth six million dollars for export of foundry equipment to the Soviet Union, clearing the way for a major trade deal involving Mack Trucks Inc. Commerce Department spokesman called the action related to the Kama River project and noted the licenses were issued to a company other than Mack Trucks.
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Weather and industrial shifts ripple from port to Mack Trucks
A weather forecast shows warm humid conditions with possible showers and near 1% precipitation tonight. In business news, Commerce officials weigh Mack Trucks export licenses tied to the Kama River project, with officials noting approvals are not final and surrounded by related equipment needs and cost estimates.
Nixon Signs Rescue Bill For Lockheed
President Nixon signed a 250 million dollar rescue bill to back private loans to Lockheed Aircraft Corp. The measure created a three member board with authority to guarantee loans to firms whose failure could threaten the economy. Opponents argued the guarantees overstated the threat and urged restraint.
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Panizis sidelined with mumps attack in state race
Panizis Panizio of the 134th Assembly district, a Republican candidate, was ordered to bed for five days with an abdominal illness. His wife reported he was resting comfortably and expected to be back by August 18 for the GOP town meeting endorsing candidates amid the election push.
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Fed Sees Slow GNP Growth in Europe Markets Wobble
The Federal Reserve notes slow growth in GNP and a weaker dollar in Europe. Reports from New York indicate modest expansion, while Swiss and German markets react to dollar weakness. Meany backs wage and price controls amid inflation concerns. Only about 2 percent of the public surveyed expressed confidence in economic prospects.
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FAA Refuses to Exclude Sound From Jetport Study
Washington AP reports the FAA rejects Sen. Ribicoff’s demand to remove Long Island Sound from an $800,000 offshore jetport study. FAA authority KM Smith says including the sound would compromise the study’s objectivity as part of Nixon administration plans for a New York area jetport.
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British Northern Ireland toll rises amid mass internment raids
In Belfast and surrounding areas violence spikes as Emergency Powers are used to detain suspected terrorists without trial. Prime Minister Faulkner vows to crush the Irish Republican Army as troops confront gunfire, bombings, and arson linked to sectarian clashes across cities including Belfast Londonderry and Newry.
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Obscure Classifieds and Fragments From Local Paper
Readable lines hint at crossword features, obituaries for Lawrence E Lamb MD, and miscellaneous notices. Mentions Bally's Mailers, Sylvia Portey, Jacobyon Bridge, and Meerybady with scattered local names and items across a late issue.
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U S Arms Blow Al Pollution $600 Per Car
Boston AP reports federal action to reduce auto exhaust by testing vehicles with liquefied gas tanks. Costs rise about $200 per car. experiment aims to cut emissions and improve air quality, with possible nationwide expansion if Los Angeles tests succeed.
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Income Tax Backed Scattered Voices At Hartford Hearing
In Hartford a public hearing drew several hundred people to the State Capitol to weigh the new income tax and alternative plans. Speakers from business and industry largely backed the current tax or other income tax options, while individuals largely opposed any personal tax. The Finance Committee heard extended testimony, with critics warning of a potential fiscal cliff and urging tax repeal.
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Assembly Meets Today to Weigh Moye on Taxes
Hartford report on legislative action as the Assembly and Senate brace for a debate on income tax policy. Key lawmakers seek a revenue plan, with possible substitution, while hundreds gather in the House to hear the issue. Continued on page two.
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