Rogers Says U S May Back Europe Mediation System
Secretary of State William P. Rogers proposed that the United States may support a system for mediation to settle potentially explosive disputes between European states. He outlined the idea at the European security conference in Helsinki, urging early consultation and possible mediation to avoid conflicts.
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Food shortages ripple through markets as freeze halts shipments
The freeze disrupts supply from farmers to processors and retailers with feed grain prices up sharply. Penn Packing Co. shuts down 500 workers after failing to secure hogs at viable costs. The Nixon administration expands export restrictions to 141 agricultural products, including edible oils and livestock protein. Retailers report scarce items like spinach, tomatoes, and tubed tomato products as packers hold back for higher future prices. Major chains warn shortages will grow, with fruits and vegetables for canning and freezing especially hard to obtain.
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Two Mistaken Narcotics Raids blamed on Improper Supervision
Washington AP. Departing head Myles J. Ambrose blamed two mistaken raids on improper supervision and warned no guarantee exists against future errors. He cited misdirected searches in Collinsville and questioned disclosures by former officials Ehrlichman and Haldeman. Ambrose noted ongoing supervision reviews as DEA absorbs into a new agency.
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Hijacked airliner on Cuba route from Argentina carries money
An Aerolineas Argentinas Boeing 737 hijacked over Argentina landed in Cuba with reports stating up to 700000 on board. Passengers recount a poncho clad hijacker, cautious crew, and long refueling stops through Chile Peru Panama.
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Whalley Faces Mail Fraud and Obstruction Charges
Whalley concealed a kickback scheme by reporting inflated salaries and diverting excess funds to accounts he controlled. The mail fraud indictment accuses deposits of kickback money into Pennsylvania banks. obstruction counts involve false statements to the House Ethics Committee and an effort to bar staff from testifying. FBI and U S Attorney began probing in October 1971. arraignment expected within two weeks with voluntary surrender.
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Nixon Huang talks agenda outlined for China visit
Deputy press secretary Gerald L. Warren announced the Nixon Huang talks agenda and declined to discuss the recent nuclear device explosion in China. He also reflected on Nixon’s invitation to Chow En Lai or Mao Tse-tung to visit the United States and offered no timing details on Kissinger’s travel plans.
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Export controls tighten on substitutes to soybeans and cottonseed oils
The Commerce Department extended export controls to 41 substitute items used for high-protein seeds and edible oils as foreign buyers shifted away from limited soybeans and cottonseeds. The rules apply retroactively to June 13 with licensing guidance to follow, aiming to protect domestic supply until the new soybean crop arrives around Oct 1.
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Allende names civilian cabinet in Chile posting
President Salvador Allende appointed a 15 member civilian cabinet in Chile naming Socialists Communists and other left wing groups to posts and excluding the armed forces from government while lifting a state of emergency amid unrest from a failed army revolt and economic troubles.
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Sihanouk Rejects Talks With Lon Nol in ParisInterview
Sihanouk denied secret talks to end Cambodia fighting by Aug 15 and warned such negotiations with Lon Nol would partition Cambodia. Figaro quoted him saying China stopped military aid after Paris cease-fire. State Department avoided comment.
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Red Tape and Family Struggles at Forts Amid Transfer Web
Mr and Mrs Murray face a year long service bind with no transfer options from Ft. Lee to Ft. Jackson or closer assignments. Officials cite lack of openings and job type, while the couple fears marital strain and possible separation as they travel 860 miles for limited hosts. Murray decries bunkhouse living and cites constant pursuit of a joint post with administrative holds.
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Kennedy warns Democrats must broaden appeal across regions
Senator Kennedy discusses party unity and the difficulty for a national Democrat to win many Southern states. He argues the Democratic strength rests on regional diversity and a long standing alliance between rural South and urban North, and rejects the idea that the party should be strictly Northern. He emphasizes issue identification common to all parts of the country and intent to prevent sectionalism.
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