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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1973

Page

2

Inflation and the minimum wage debate calls for caution

Inflation dominates the argument as the U S House passes a 35 percent raise in the minimum wage from 1 60 to 2 20. Critics warn automation and higher prices may cost jobs and strain relief efforts, urging measured steps and productivity growth.

U. S. House

Kansas City Chief Named FBI New Director Designate

Clarence M. Kelley of Kansas City is Nixon’s pick for FBI director designate after 21 years as an FBI agent and top city police chief. He will succeed Gray after Senate confirmation as Hoover era ends. Kelley cites crime reduction, morale, tech innovation and press as check on power.

Kansas City Federal Bureau of Investigation Clarence M. Kelley FBI Nixon Kelley Senate William L. Patrick Gray, III J. Edgar Hoover Dick Tracy

Western Residents Note Startling Ease In Peking

In Peking the social climate appears more relaxed with Western cultural exchanges resuming. A diplomat joined Chinese gardeners in a bridge game, officials speak more openly with foreigners, and Western classics return to concert halls without charges. Dialogue on previously taboo topics also grows, while a worker can plant 1600 trees daily with new techniques.

Peking Peking Reuter Chou En Gate of Heavenly Peace Chien Men Gate Old City London Vienna China Strauss Ming Tombs Peoples Commune

Rogers Tour in Latin America Yields Few Solutions

U.S. Secretary of State William Rogers toured Mexico Nicaragua Venezuela Peru Colombia Brazil and met Chilean President Allende in Buenos Aires. Talks focused on tensions with nationalist governments while Cuba faced exclusion as Fidel Castro stayed distant from Washington.

Buenos Aires Reiter U.S William Roger Washington Fidel Castro Cuba Rogers Mexico Nicaragua Venezuela Peru Colombia Brasil Salvador Allende Panama Ecuador Bolivia Brazil White House Allende Santiago Chile International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation ITT U.S. Central Intelligence Agency CIIA Nixon Osvaldo Corticos Havana

Algeria Plans Great Green Wall Against Desert Erosion

Algeria aims to plant a belt of trees stretching about 940 miles from Morocco to Tunisia to halt desert sand intrusion. The green wall will be 3 to 12 miles thick and cover 5 to 7.5 million acres, with work due to begin next autumn along the Atlas and Aures mountains and south of the Mediterranean coast.

Algiers Reuter Algeria Sahara Nature Agriculture Ministry Mediterranean Atlas and Aures Mountains el- Bayadh Aflun Djelfa Bou- Saada Barika Tunisian Tehess

Lone Star Gas Seeks to Explain Stock Decline

Lone Star Gas Company officials say since April 16, 1973, when stock was $38, there have been no corporate developments or expectations justifying the recent market value drop. The gas supply is good and earnings for the year ending March 31, 1973, were $2.63 per share, over 80 percent higher than 1968. They note no affiliation with Coastal States Gas Producing Company beyond contracts.

Lone Star Gas Company Lone Star Coastal States Coastal

Country Fair and Bazaar Celebrated by Hospital Auxiliary

Letters thank Mr Luecke for reporting on the Country Fair and Bazaar sponsored by St Edward Hospital Auxiliary on June 1. The event, held despite rain, was a huge success and well covered.

St. Edward Hospital

National Academy Taps 3 UT Professors for Membership

The National Academy of Sciences has elected three University of Texas professors Harold Bold Rowland Pettit and Lester Reed. Bold is known for algae research Pettit for cyclobutadiene synthesis and Reed for lipoic acid studies.

National Academy The National Academy of Sciences University of Texas Harold Bold Rowland Pettit Lester Reed Dr. Bold Pettit Dr. Reed

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