Common Market ministers meet in Luxembourg on currency crisis
Six Common Market ministers in Luxembourg seek fixes to the slow international monetary crisis sparked by Britain's pound float. They weigh keeping a 20 percent fluctuation band, devaluing weak currencies, and curbing cross border capital flows as Britain may float the pound while remaining six plan a path to a unified policy.
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Luxembourg
Britain
Anthony” Barber
Therm
Tley
Belgium
Netherlands
Lusembourg
France
Karl Schiller
Aly
Ireland
Norway
Denmark
Martha Mitchell Says Campaign a Cops and Robbers Game
Martha Mitchell tells New York Daily News she seeks to pull her husband out of the election campaign. She recounts a hostile incident with guards in Newport Beach and describes injuries from a recent beating as she cites political strife and personal distress during her East Coast visit.
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Martha
New York
Martha Mitchell
Aily
Actin Mitchell
California
Sulteyatt
New York Daily News
Marcia Kramer
Westchester Country Club
Rye
N.Y
Fischer Seeks Perfect Lighting For World Chess Match
Fred Cramer says Bobby Fischer demands ideal conditions for the world chess championship against Boris Spassky with a six figure TV deal. He notes Fischer wants fluorescent lighting avoided for color film, as Iceland hosts the 24 game match starting next Sunday in Reyjkavik.
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New York
Bobby Fischer
America
Fischer
Hig
Boris Sassy
Soviet Union
Fred Cramer
1E-U.s. Chess Federation
Reykjavik
Iceland
Craner
Cramer
Kansas Governor Walter Huxman Dies at 85 in Topeka
Walter A. Huxman 85 former Kansas governor and Tenth Circuit judge died early Sunday at a Topeka hospital. A Democrat, he won the 1936 landslide, served as governor 1937 38, later appointed to the federal appeals court for 17 years. Funeral set 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Penwell Gabel Topeka chapel with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. He was born on a farm near Pratt Prairie, Reno County, to a minister's family.
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Topeka
Kan
Walter A. Huxman
Kansas
Topeka Hospital
Huxman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Landon
Hoexman
Roosevelt
Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals
Penwell-Gabel
Memorial Park
Hugman
Beld
Pratt Prairie
Reno County
Peaches Contain High Water Content At Ninety Percent
A note cites peaches as roughly 87 percent water per Evatyclopaedia Britannica, highlighting fruit's juicy quality and water content.
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Evatyclopaedia Britannica
Watershed Board Meets Thursday to Consolidate District
Clarkson notices a Maple Creek Watershed Board meeting on Thursday June 29 at 2 pm at the watershed office. The session will arrange actions before the Maple Creek Watershed Advisory Board joins the Lower Wilkhorn Natural Resources District on July 1. Topics include the Federal Flood Reservoir System with 28 dams, public hearings, division office status, and Maple Creek projects such as minimum tillage and waste control.
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Clarkson
Maple Creek Watershed Board
At & Ppm
Maple Creek Watershed Advisory Board
Lower Kikhorn Natural Resources District
Board of
Lower Wilkhorn
United Methodist Picnic Set For Monroe Lions Park
An Indiana resident reports the annual United Methodist Church picnic on July 2 at 6 30 p m at Monroe Lions Park. Attendees are asked to bring picnic supper and table service. several area relatives and Mrs Ernst Jenny are mentioned amid hospital and home ties.
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Monroe
Indianapolis
Ing
Jenny
Ernst Jenny
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
United Methodist Church
Monroe Lions Park
Israeli and Arab gunners exchange fire on Golan heights
Israeli and Arab gunners traded shell fire across the occupied Golan Heights as tensions rose after a week of attacks and counterattacks. No casualties were reported. In Beirut An Nahar said Palestinian commandos in Lebanon agreed in principle to halt border actions for the time being. Yasir Arafat reportedly traveled to Damascus to confer with Hafez Assad amid mounting pressure.
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Hal McClure
Associated Press
TEL Aviv
Israli
Golan Heights
Fie
Beirut
An Nahar
Lebanon
Israel
Yasir Arafat
Damascus
Syria
Hafez Assad
Californians Visit Area Guests Extend Week Host Families
Local guests from California stay with area families including Ernest and Fiala, Adolph and Joe Stastny, and Jerry Quigley and family of Inglewood. Kevin Quigley to spend summer with the Fialas while Miss Sue Meysenburg tours Europe after a Phoenix visit. Jim Hain heads to Fort Leonard Wood for National Guard basic training. Grandmother and great grandson join a Colorado visit with the Selzer and Quinn families.
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Bellwood
Ernest Fiala
Adolph
Joe Stastny
Jerry Quigley
Inglewood
Calif
Kevin Quigley
Fiala
Sue Meysenburg
Paul Meysenburg
Phoenix
Ariz
Europe
Meysenburgh
Maly
U.S. Air Force
Jim Hain
John Hain
Fort Leonard Wood
National Guard
Edward Selzer
Junior Kucera
Tom Quinn
Columbus
Colorado
Arnel Faubian
NEA Chief Says Political Power Key To Education
Atlantic City NJ AP reports Catharine Barrett elected president of the National Education Association urges teachers to build political power. Her priorities include recognizing political force and pushing legislation for federal funding to cover one third of education costs by 1976. Teachers in 42 states already organize politically and may influence elections. Barrett criticizes Nixon on education funding and outlines plans for action across states and districts.
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Atlantic City
National Education , Association
Catharine “Barrett
Syracuse
N.Y
NEA
Barrett
United States
Nixon
Cation
Hallek
Husiiig
Mo . A
New York State
Bomb may have caused plane crash in Saigon area
Informed sources say a bomb on board probably caused the Cathay Pacific Convair crash 20 miles northeast of Saigon killing seven passengers and ten crew. Investigators review passengers insurance policies, with 16 Americans among the travelers.
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Saigon
Cathay Pacific Airways
Amerikang
Singapore
Bangkok
Stong Kong
Convair
Air Force Staff Sergeant Rice arrives at Lockbourne AFB Ohio
U S Air Force Staff Sergeant Ronald D. Rice of Columbus arrives for duty at Lockbourne AFB Ohio. He is an air traffic controller in a unit of the Air Force Communications Service. He previously served at Udoroyal Thai APB, Thailand. He attended Columbus High School. His wife Jane is the daughter of Mrs Catherine Holys of Columbus. A 1831 anti Mason party political convention is noted.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.S. Air Force
Ronald D. Rice
Robert B. Rice
Lockbourne Afb
Rice
Air Force Communications Service
USAP
Udoroyal
Thai
Apb
Thailand
Columbus High School
Jane
Catherine Holys
Shower Honors Bride to Be Spence Carlson Engagement Event
Omahia Miss Marlene Spence was honored at Zion Lutheran Church in Newman Grove with a bridal shower. Hosts included Mrs. Aderin Anderson and Mrs. George Nelson Jr, who led devotions and readings. Faith Carlson and Stile Christensen assisted with gifts as pastel decorations set the scene.
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E.w.carlson
Newman Grove
FBI seeks clues in 727 hijacking over Peru
FBI teams from Indiana Ohio and Illinois comb thick briar woodlands near Peru Indiana for the skyjacker and $540 plus ransom while a hurried search follows the Friday night hijack of an American Airlines 727 from St Louis to Tulsa. The hijacker ordered the flight to return to St Louis demanded $602000 two parachutes and fled after a crash damaged jet.
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Peru
Mt ‘Gay
North ‘Central
Indiana
FBI
I. Inois
Ohio
American Airlines
St. Lows
Tulsa
Okla
St. Louis
James Martin
Martin
The
Chicago Tribune
Leroy, Berkebile
Palatine
Ill
Tribune
Berkebile
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
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