Cities Could Benefit Most From Revenue Sharing Plan
Washington reports indicate U S cities face financial crises and may gain most from Nixon administration efforts to allocate five billion dollars of tax revenue to states and localities. Observers cite open hearings in Congress showing support for revenue sharing policies while critics warn of hidden controls.
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Japan Hosts Boy Scout Jamboree
Mills endorses a federal aid plan tied to oversight by Washington to keep cities dependent on the federal government. He and a partisan panel fear Nixon’s revenue sharing could fail without DC direction, while big city leaders push for more federal funds as a lifeline. Connally cautions a compromise may be needed to preserve the measure.
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SA Car Show And World Scout Jam Attract Global Attention
The World Scout Jamboree will gather about 20 000 scouts from 100 nations at Mount Fuji August 2 10 with the United States leading foreign contingents and Philippines Canada South Korea and others sending large groups. Caracas hosts South America’s first international car show in November drawing one million visitors and featuring foreign pavilions with novel demonstrations including heli dropped cars and a 450 mile road race to Maracaibo.
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Katmandu Combined Services report Milam County item
Milam County brief from Katmandu Combined Services notes local event reported by Reuters News Agency and Herald News Department. Authorities document a community update with names and places mentioned in the bulletin.
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Will English Replace French As Common Market Language
Paris reports fierce French pride faces risk as Britain joins the European common market. Pompidou warns that English could overshadow French as the main working language, prompting calls for a contractual safeguard to keep French dominant.
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East German Farm Adopts New Workforce And Coop System
East Germany shifts to mechanized farming with qualified technicians and women handling most tasks. The Semlow farm partners with nearby collectives to form a large cooperative, selling calves to cattle specialists and returning grown stock. Over 80 percent gain specialized training while earnings stay near the national average aided by in kind benefits and low rent housing.
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Noise and Pollution Beset Istanbul
Istanbul grapples with ecological problems affecting quality of life amid a city famed for its minarets and Bosphorus ferries. Environmental pressures threaten its appeal as a premier eastern Mediterranean tourist hub.
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Georgians Still Proud Of Stalin
Fifty years after Soviet power their country remains proudly mixed with admiration and doubt toward Josef Stalin. Georgians recall his rise and terror differently, with many arguing he built the nation and won the war while others note the period's harsh repression.
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Nepal Expands Phones With 5,000 Lines For 11 Million
Nepal launches a modernization drive funded by four million dollars from India and the World Bank. A new Birgunj exchange and other border installations will boost communications along the Rajpath road, improving trade and weather related message delivery.
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