Kosygin Invites Queen to Russia Rumor Sparks Debate
Premier Kosygin informally invited Queen Elizabeth II to visit the Soviet Union at a dinner with Prince Philip. A royal source said the queen found the remark interesting while Buckingham Palace would not confirm. The event drew mixed international curiosity about a possible Moscow visit and prior informal talk of royal travel to the USSR.
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U S Pleasure Boat Fleet Breakdown by Craft Type
The U S pleasure boat fleet totals 580000 inboard boats 4698000 outboard boats 546000 sail boats with inboard powers 2230000 rowboats canoes dinghies prams and other misc craft.
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Brandt Pushes Peaceful Nuclear Aims and U.S. Force Talks
West German Chancellor Brandt urged continuing peaceful nuclear research and rejected immediate U.S. troop cuts in Europe. He supported a nonproliferation treaty and said Bonn would sign a treaty banning explosions on German soil while seeking peaceful energy benefits. He discussed troop reductions, East European ties, and the rise of right wing parties, noting shared democratic strength.
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Manpower Aide Daniel J Andrews Appointed in Connecticut
Daniel J Andrews of New Haven with bachelor and master degrees from Fairfield University is named assistant manpower developing and training director in the Bureau of Vocational Services of the Connecticut State Board of Education. He has eight years’ experience as an instructor at Eli Whitney Technical School in Hamden.
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League urges restoration of police budget cuts
The League of Women Voters after a City Hall hearing urges restoring all police budget cuts totaling 2 784 938, noting the department is down 311 042 from its request and 18 061 from last year. It links police funding to tenant relations programs and safety issues in housing projects. The release mentions Father Panik Village and tenants associations. The Philippines note appears out of place.
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Retail sales rise 4 percent in week to $5.33 trillion
The Commerce Department reports a 4 percent weekly increase in retail sales ending last Saturday, totaling 5.331 trillion dollars, about 3 percent higher than the same week a year ago.
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