Burns Presses Caution on Interest Controls
Washington AP Burns, chairing the new Nixon advisory panel, favors standby controls over interest and dividends but opposes mandatory rate caps. He says the supervisory committee should reduce lags between policy and markets while noting mortgage and consumer loan rates are slow to move. He predicts a volatile money market as inflation shifts and credit demand rises, with rates likely not sharply down next year.
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Belfast ambush leaves two detectives dead in IRA violence
In Belfast's Andersonstown district two police detectives were killed by a machine gun ambush as they investigated a reported burglary at a newspaper shop. The attack raises Northern Ireland's death toll to 146, with 12 police officers among the dead.
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No Tricks by C R Treaters This Year Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids police reported no reports of foreign objects placed in trick or treat candy for the first time in three years. Capt. Lester Woodward credited parental supervision and safety cautions as key factors guiding kids to safer practices and wrapped candy.
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Judge Clears Nuclear Test Appeal Path
A federal judge denied environmental groups injunctions against the Amchitka Island underground nuclear test in Alaska. The ruling allows an immediate appeal and orders release of some documents while others remain secret under executive privilege. The five megaton blast, set to occur about 6,000 feet underground, may reach the Supreme Court before Thursday.
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Navy Unarmed Missile Demolishes Judge’s Home in Tennessee
A 900 pound unarmed training missile ripped into the three story home of Tennessee appeals Judge James Parrott in Strawberry Plains. No injuries were reported though the impact shifted the house and caused total loss. Cmdr Virgil Tedder was piloting the training flight from Marietta Georgia. The Navy pledged assistance to the Parrott family.
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One U S Combat Division Left in Viet Nam
In Saigon the U S command reports 196 700 troops in Vietnam last week the lowest since 1968 as 13 more units totaling 1335 fade from combat. Defense Secretary Laird to outline plan in Saigon for faster disengagement with a residual force possibly 46 000 to 50 000 by July 1 Abrams Bunker and Vietnamese leaders to meet.
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Will reads I spent all my money
A man left a humorous will declaring in plain terms that he was of sound mind and had exhausted his funds. The odd phrase "I spent all of my money" sets the tone for a lighthearted, final joke from the deceased.
Commercials Cancel Cowboy Movie for Tito
PALM SPRINGS Calif UPI Tito Yugoslav leader arrived Sunday and a staff member phoned a local station to request an afternoon cowboy film. The manager said no Western movies were on tap though one was set for the evening program. An aide added Tito would have to watch the commercials.
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Market Nears New '71 Low as Dow Dips to 590.02
New York AP reports the stock market showed it may close at this year’s low. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 8.8 points to 590.02 by 2 pm, still far from last year’s peak and near the lowest level reached this year.
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Fear India Toll 20000 and Four Million Homeless
Reports from New Delhi cite tolls from a Bay of Bengal tidal wave and cyclone sweeping eastern Orissa and West Bengal. Officials estimate up to 20,000 dead and about 4 million homeless as air drops and relief efforts struggle to reach cut off areas.
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Revival of Aid Program Sought By Congress Leaders
Washington lawmakers clash over foreign aid after the Senate killed the program 41 to 27. Representative Passman warns stopping now would destroy completed projects while the White House seeks a stopgap spending plan to maintain aid at last year levels until a long term bill is set. Senate leader Scott calls the vote a debacle as international bankers and ambassadors react with dismay.
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Four Mississippi river hunters drown feared as winds rise
Two separate weekend capsizings on the Mississippi near Bellevue and Allamakee County left four hunters missing presumed drowned. One survivor was found on an island after a near Bellevue incident. two survivors were saved in Allamakee County as strong four foot waves battered boats. Searchers in both counties extended Sunday efforts with no confirmed recoveries.
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How To Cut Your Taxes Special Series
Financial columnist Sylvia Porter outlines steps to save on the 1971 tax return. The five part series promises tax breaks from stocks, income shifting, medical expenses and contributions. Includes guidance on audit odds and timing, starting tomorrow in The Gazette.
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