Nixon approves Soviet truck plant export licenses
President Nixon reportedly authorized export licenses worth 162 million dollars for foundry equipment to the Soviet Union to aid the Kama River truck factory. Mack Trucks of Allentown, Pa., has a tentative deal to supply technology and equipment, with a project that could exceed 1.4 billion dollars and create the world’s largest truck factory.
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Mansfield Urges Bipartisan Action On Inflation Unemployment
United States Senator Mansfield criticizes party politics over inflation and unemployment and calls for a united effort to avert recession. He warns the nation cannot endure another downturn and urges cross party cooperation for the common good.
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Senate
Mansfield
Nixon Visit Sparks International Echoes In Press
The piece surveys global reactions to Nixon's announced trip to Red China. It notes support and skepticism across Western and communist media, highlighting Maoist and North Korean framing that U S imperialism faces opposition, with cited Peking Review passages and North Korean commentary.
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Peking
Almanac Today October 4 1971 history notes
The Almanac marks October 4 1971 as the 277th day with a full moon. It notes Libra birthdays. Rutherford B. Hayes born 1822. historical items include Mormons in Utah renouncing polygamy in 1820 and Al Jolson starring in The Jazz Singer in 1927.
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Jaze Singer
Eduard Benes
Daily Crossword And Cryptoquote Puzzle Excerpt
A dense excerpt shows a crossword with across and down clues and a DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE puzzle. It lists numerous incomplete entries and hints including names like Irene and Robert, along with references to biblical and mythic figures and miscellaneous items.
Goldberg to Join American University Law Faculty
Former Supreme Court justice Arthur J. Goldberg will join American University as professor of law and diplomacy. He will teach courses conduct seminars and give lectures starting January 1, joining a faculty that includes past roles as labor secretary and U.N. ambassador.
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UPI
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
American University Law
Goldberg
U.S
United Nations
Three Held in Oakland In Bank Robbery Burglary Case
Police say three men charged with burglaries and armed robberies in Oakland netted less than 150 dollars over several months. They are held in lieu of a 122000 dollar bond as the investigation continues.
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Branly
Oakland
Calif
UPI
Suit Seeks Return of Gifts From Former Fiancée
Melzah Moore sues in Raleigh County Circuit Court for 3613 in gifts after being jilted by his former fiancée Miss Polly.
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Raleigh
UPI
Melzah Moore
Raleigh County
Miss Polly
Engagement breaks end with ring and camper dispute
Tankersley broke her engagement to Moore and refused to return a diamond ring valued at 613 dollars and a three quarter ton camper truck worth 3000 dollars, prompting a legal claim.
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Tankersley
Moore
West Irian Peak Renamed Twice Since World War II
The highest peak in West Irian has undergone two renamings since World War II. Originally Wilhemina Peak, it was renamed Sukarno Peak and is now called Djajawidjaja Peak, reflecting successive political changes.
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Wilhemina Peak
Sukarno
Djajawidjaja Peak
Thumb Tacks Tip: Use a Thimble to Protect Your Finger
A quick safety note advises pushing thumb tacks with a thimble to prevent finger injury. The tip emphasizes finger protection during small hammering tasks.
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