IMF urges rapid reform of world monetary system
Washington AP The International Monetary Fund calls fast action by all 118 members to build a new money exchange rate framework to stabilize currencies and trade. It urges reducing restrictive policies including Nixon's 10 percent import surcharge and establishes a legal basis for reform, ahead of board consideration.
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Medicare Con Game Foiled By Corry Woman
A Corry woman refused entry to a bogus Medicare representative who showed a pink card bearing her name. The social security official said his office uses white cards, and no agent was sent to her home. Police described the man as stocky with long sideburns and hair. He fled in an old model car.
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Two-Car Route 277 Crash Near Corry Injures None
State Police report a rear end collision on Route 277 one mile south of Corry at 10:20 p.m. Charles E. Jackson Jr. and Elizabeth Mandeville were involved. Jackson’s car damaged $1,400 and Mandeville’s $700. Citations pending. A second, unreported yesterday crash injured two Corry youths treated at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Youngest Appellant Granted Zoning Variance to Raise Steer
The youngest appellant ever to challenge city hall was granted a variance by the City Zoning Board of Adjustment last night. The decision allows him to raise a steer, as reported by Journal Photo by Pryor.
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Mindszenty Recalled to Rome by Pope Paul VI
Hungary’s Cardinal Mindszenty, long a symbol of anti communist resistance, leaves the U S embassy in Budapest to visit Rome under a pledge he will not return to Hungary. The move signals a Vatican effort to ease church state tensions with Communist regimes and pursue negotiations for Roman Catholics under their rule.
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Fear War End Vote To Hurt Viet Election
The Nixon administration seeks to delay a Senate vote on Mansfield's plan to force total U S withdrawal from Indochina in six months until after South Vietnam's presidential election. The move aims to avoid harming Thieu's unopposed bid and amid NLFFSEA meeting tensions. Also reports of a two car crash on North Center street causing over $1,000 in damage and minor injuries.
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Nixon Surprise Visit Aims To Free POWs At Southeast Asia Convention
President Nixon appeared unannounced at a banquet for the National League of Families of American Prisoners and Missing in Southeast Asia in Washington. He pledged presidential priority and revived activity to obtain release of all prisoners of war and missing in action, while defense secretary accompanied him. The event followed earlier protests by relatives at the White House.
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Nixon Gromyko Talks Highlight Evading Nuclear War Risk
President Nixon met with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko amid a warmer US Soviet tone and new agreements. They agreed to modernize the Washington Moscow hotline and sign accords, including a proposed biological weapons ban and a world disarmament conference, while noting remaining gaps on European security and Vietnam. Defense Secretary Laird urged clarity from Hanoi while supporting POWs.
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Health agency head spends two months on Cape Cod
Dr Edward F MacNichol Jr director of the National Institute of Neurological Diseases and Stroke spends July and August at Woods Hole Cape Cod drawing 25 a day travel allowances while not using vacation leave. GAO probes the arrangements as NIH chief reviews policy for out of town research. Other scientists spend summers at Woods Hole but none with a similar setup.
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National Institute of Neurological Diseases and Stroke
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Erie Woman Charged With Slaying Child
An 18-year-old Erie mother Valerie A. Hunt was charged with murder in the beating death of her 20 month old daughter. The child died after a trip to Hamot Medical Center with massive internal injuries and multiple broken bones. Hunt pleaded not guilty and a hearing was set for Oct. 11 with defense counsel James Jenks appointed.
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