Connally Signals U S Will Lift Import Surcharge if Trade Barriers Fall
Secretary Connally told the IMF meeting the United States would remove the 10 percent import surcharge if other nations curb trade barriers and allow currency exchange rates to reflect market realities. He opposed a direct gold revaluation and warned removal of the surcharge before progress would not fix the balance of payments. A Dutch plan proposed delaying any rise in gold price.
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Associated Press
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
United States
Connally
International Monetary Fund
U.S
Ent
Nixon
R. J. Nelissen
Poor Record Of Treatment In Alcoholism Debate
Nearly 40 percent of U S adults view alcoholism as moral rather than medical. Kansas specialists say the disease label remains disputed and treatment lagging. Experts urge education, medical care, group therapy, and spiritual guidance to fight the stigma and improve care.
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U.S
American Medical Association
Kansas
Ward Rogers
Governors’ Advisory Committee
Tragedy Strikes Chanute Family After Fatal Accident
Frances Grant Welsh travels from Hawaii to Chanute to join her father Wilbur F. Grant and sister Jane Ann Grant of Ash Grove Missouri after a deadly Aug 29 crash on K47 southeast of Chanute. The collision killed Mary Grant and five local residents.
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Wil
Frances) Welsh
Chanute
Wilbur F. Grant
Jane Ann Grant
Ash Grove
Mary Grant
Intercepted Letter Details Welsh Family Tragedy and Hawaii Links
The text outlines communications from Mrs. Welsh and friends in Hawaii about a tragedy involving Frances Welsh, with connections to Cha nute and Colorado. It notes Welsh ties to Daren, hospital staff, and a central City gift shop, and mentions Jane Ann Grant’s schooling and hospital history. An area forecast follows with a high wind warning.
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States
Central City
Colo
Jane Ann Grant
Miss Grant
Colorado
Hawaii
Ash Grove
UMKC Heart Specialist Returns from China Praises Cleanliness
Dr E Grey Dimond and his wife, returning from a two week trip to China with Dr Paul Dudley White, laud the country as spotless and highly disciplined. They note minimal trash, few telephones, and a focus on universal healthcare at the expense of basic research. The Dimonds held three month visas but left early due to Kansas City commitments.
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Kansas City
C AP
University of Missouri-Kansas City
Communist China
Dimond
Mao
Dimonds
China
Paul Dudley White
All-China Medical Association
Nicipal
United States
In Control At Lansing
Kan sas State Penitentiary officials reported feeding breakfast to large inmate groups without trouble. A cell house was fed en masse and a second meal is planned for restless inmates later, as work shops remain idle after a 100 cookers stoppage Monday morning.
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Lansing
Kan
Kansas State Penitentiary
R. J. Gaffney
Jackson details disclosed on San Quentin prison break death
Warden Louis Nelson released new details to the Los Angeles Times about George Jackson’s Aug. 21 death at San Quentin during a prison break attempt. He described Jackson being shot from 271 feet away after a guard noticed a gun, with Jackson later killed by a bullet to the back amid a mass incident involving prisoners and guards.
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San Quentin
Calif
George Jackson
Louis Nelson
Jackson
Nelson
Los Angeles Times
Marin County District Attorney's Office
John Larry Spain
Stephen Bingham
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Candy) Bixler
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Anne) Weaver
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