Production Increase Rate Slows As May Output Rises 0.5%
The Federal Reserve Board reports May industrial production rose 0.5 percent, the smallest gain in 11 months, signaling a slowdown in the economic boom. Cars hit a record 10 million units annual rate, with June and July projections holding near that level. Strong gains in business equipment and consumer goods contrasted with modest increases in materials.
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County Equipment Aid in Home Construction Draws Inquiry
Investigative reports reveal William Allen using a county borrowed bulldozer to clear a homesite on Richard Barber’s $47,000 tract. Governor Moore and Kanawha County Court President Kelly Castleberry suggest county help is acceptable. Fred Stottlemyer calls for Allen’s firing amid the situation.
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Nixon visits Peoria to honor Dirksen and defend American system
President Nixon returned to middle America in Peoria to pay tribute to the late Senator Everett McKinley Dirksen and to declare faith in the working of the U.S. political system. He urged optimism despite public cynicism about politics and warned that political tragedy would follow if citizens lose faith.
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Door to door property assessment expands in Kanawha County
Field deputies will again canvass Kanawha County homes beginning July 1 after a pilot found significant value increases. Assessor J Demsey Gibson said five deputies boosted valuations by 10.8 million dollars, yielding at least 137 thousand in tax revenue. Twenty? deputies will be trained for permanent district work starting July 1.
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Mitchell to Relate Story At 'Appropriate Forum'
Former Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell refuses to respond to Magruder's charges until he has an appropriate forum to present his full story. Mitchell's lawyer said there will be no public pronouncements now. Associates of H R Haldeman say they have documentary support to back up his claim he had no role in planning or covering up the Watergate break in. Archibald Cox is pressuring the White House to turn over documents on Nixon meetings with Dean and other matters.
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Waiting Game May Prolong U S Bombing
Washington reports the congressional machinery delays likely extend President Nixon’s Cambodia bombing policy. The Senate stalled on war fund cutoffs while House Senate conferees struggle to break deadlocks. Morgan plans to seek softer terms or strike the cutoff from the State Department bill.
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Inside Today State Forecast
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Brezhnev Arrives for Washington Summit
Soviet party chief Leonid Brezhnev flies to Washington for summit meetings of historic importance. After landing, he is to stay at Camp David in Maryland for the weekend during high level talks with U.S. leaders.
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Henry Kissinger
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Turner Arrested in Frankfurt on British Warrant
American businessman Glenn W. Turner, 38, was detained at Frankfurt Airport by border police on a British warrant tied to Dare to Be Great sales schemes. He was turned over to city police as a court weighs custody. two unnamed men with him allegedly carried $36,000 hidden in boots. The seizure and extradition warrant was issued January 29 in England. The article also recaps Soviet leader Brezhnev's U S trip and Nixon summit plans with Moscow officials.
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