Newcomerstown appoints Holdsworth mayor as Hooker resigns
Newcomerstown selects 95 year old Charles E. Holdsworth pro tempore after Royle Wir Services reports Hooker resigns as mayor at 20, citing focus on teaching duties. Officials cite possible police department personnel problems as a factor in the quit. Henry Kissinger takes two week Acapulco vacation with White House confirmation. President Nixon accepts Camp’s resignation as comptroller of the currency. Eisenhower plans journalism career after Navy, Nixon quips about his conservatism.
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Ngue
Pacifie Coast
White House
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Butz denounces food price ceilings in Congress
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz called efforts to cap food prices damn fools after testifying to the House Agriculture Committee. He warned ceilings could curb production and raise prices later, while predicting raw farm prices would jump. He urged farm subsidy reform and suspension of parity floor in milk supports, plus broader changes in federal support for crops.
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UPL
Earl L. Butz
House Agriculture Committee
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Bylz
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Butz
Agriculture Department
Bury
Congress
Sudden flood traps seven miners in Lofthouse coal mine
A sudden flood trapped seven miners at the Lofthouse coal mine near Wakefield England. Police said no contact with the trapped men and a mine rescue team worked to pump out flood water. Some miners escaped, describing a wall of water and rapid danger. One survivor Terry Coltin, 24, was identified.
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Wight
National Goal Board
Keith Stare
Terry Coltin
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Longest walk resumed in Kabul after bandit attack
David Kunst returns to Kabul to resume his world walk for UNICEF. His brother Peter will take over after the death of John Kunst and Dayle Kunst, 33, from Minnesota, joins the trek interrupted near Sorebl about 35 miles away.
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Afghanistan
David Kunst
David
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United Nations Children’s Fund
Taht Yas
Alain
United States
Dayle
Wastea
Minn
Kibul
Sorebl
Peter
Agnew urges more mass transit to curb auto dependence
Vice President Spiro Agnew told an International Rapid Transit Seminar in Los Angeles that Americans are overreliant on cars and would favor a convenient mass transit option. He cited Denver’s bus token program and urged equal fringe benefits for transit users, noting malls prove walking can be encouraged and underscoring support for subways as an underground movement.
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UPI
Spiro ‘T. Agnew
Agneve
Los Angeles Convention Center
Wwe
Agnew
United States
Hostages freed end siege at West Virginia Penitentiary
Inmates released five hostage guards unharmed after a two day takeover at the West Virginia Penitentiary in Moundsville. Gov. Arch Moore negotiated over 12 of 19 inmate demands while guards were evacuated. one inmate was killed and two injured during the siege. National Guardsmen and state police sealed the wing as talks continued.
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W. Va
UPI
West Virginia
Arch Moore
Moore
Charleston
Maxition
Rom
Parahnile
Athorities
Ave
Juarez Prices Cut Grocery Costs Across Border News
Juárez grocers advertise low overhead and cheaper labor, offering tomatoes at 42 cents per pound and pasta at 28 cents, with El Paso shoppers noting large price gaps. Reports describe border price effects, while U.S. households adopt wholesale buying and meatless weeks to curb rising costs. Local farm groups discuss boycotts and consumer-farmer tensions amid inflation.
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Paso
Rio Grande
Duareé
Mexico
Duare
Maxis
Juarez
ET Paso
el Paso
Luch Fame
Lisi
Rita Adams
Vernon Jacque
UPT
Food war shapes up budget versus appetite
A New York AP analysis explores the battle between rising food costs and consumer buying power. It notes educated shoppers, advertising pressures, and regulatory pushes shaping choices as Americans seek value, quality, and convenience while defending basic needs.
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