Nixon Aims for Quick Stop in India Amid Ceremonial Plans
President Nixon's 22 hour India visit prioritizes rapid arrivals and talks with Prime Minister Indira Gandhi over pomp. Security swarms Rashtrapati Bhavan as 3500 police secure the eight mile route to the palace. Discussions focus on Soviet diplomacy, Pakistan India tensions, Vietnam, and economic aid while Mrs Gandhi and Nixon plan wreaths and a state banquet. A Friday meet with Mrs Gandhi precedes Nixon's departure for Lahore.
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Miss Universe Gloria Diaz Reflects On Victory
Gloria Diaz, newly crowned Miss Universe, recalls her surprise at winning over 60 contestants. She discusses her family, English speaking at home, and plans to return to school after her reign. Her father advised humility while her sisters celebrated by phone. She looks forward to returning home to the Philippines.
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Franchise Boom Prospects for Owners Amid Slow Start
Carlton Smith and Richard Putnam Pratt survey the ongoing franchise boom six years after its start. They cite consulting firms detailing buyer evaluation, startup timelines, and projected returns, with typical small franchise investments around 15000. They note banks increasingly finance franchising and expect rapid growth by 1975, while stressing fit, motivation, and teamwork as keys to success.
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Pill safety study cites cancer risk with birth control pills
British findings show increased precancerous cervical conditions among pill users versus diaphragm users in a large study. Researchers urge yearly Pap tests and treatment to prevent deaths, while Planned Parenthood says policies remain unchanged.
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Welfare chief says aim is attitude change in aid programs
John Jasper, director of New Mexico Wealth and Social Services, outlines his job from pollution to poverty. He stresses welfare must teach pride, not just hand out money, and notes changes in attitude are the prime object of social work.
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30 Indicted in Chicago for Federal Mail Fraud
Washington AP Post reports 30 people indicted in the Chicago area on federal mail fraud charges tied to a widespread scheme using MBC credit cards. Indictments involve 16 retailers, 3 gas station operators, and a Chicago postal employee amid a two and half year postal inspection and U.S. attorney inquiry.
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Steel price hike eyed as USW contract nears
Steel makers raise prices on carbon sheet and coated sheet effective Oct 1 amid weak second quarter earnings. U S Steel reports earnings down to 53.3 million from 102.9 million, while sales fall to 1.27 billion. New USW contract adds 14.2 cent hourly wage gains and pension enhancements with funds for tech-change workers, plus an arbitration panel to determine incentive pay.
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Stock Market Registers First Gains In Months
NEW YORK AP The stock market recovered from an early loss and the Dow rose to 803.58 after trading below 800 at midday, marking its first gain in months. Rumors of a potential cut in the bank prime rate and lower short term rates spurred heavy trading, with advances outpacing declines on the NYSE.
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Price changes push wholesale index up slight
Prices peak in some sectors with cattle softer while pork and processed foods rise. The preliminary wholesale price index for June shows a small gain, about a tenth of one percent, the smallest in nine months, lifting the index to 148.3 and $100 value to $113.30 from 1957 59 base.
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Moon mission blood tests warn of possible infections
Astronauts blood tests may reveal moon disease signs with white cell count changes. A seismometer left by Armstrong and Aldrin reports the moon has a layered structure similar to Earth, suggesting a possible Earthlike formation and a crust about 20 kilometers thick based on multiple distant signals. Dr. Gary Latham notes the seismometer is extremely sensitive and records readings from 2,300, 1,100, and 270 miles away, supporting the layered model and long-standing debate among astronomers and geologists.
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Soviet Writer Kuznetsov Defects to Britain for Permanent Stay
Anatoll V. Kuznetsov, a liberal Soviet writer famed for Babi Yar and Fire, defected to the West and received permission to live permanently in Britain. Home Office said no political asylum was granted and Kuznetsov would reside here without disclosed arrangements. He left his hotel with only passport and a small sum, while Soviet authorities reported his disappearance.
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Nixon Thieu discuss troop pullouts and war aims
The article reports Thieu reiterating South Vietnam will shoulder a larger share of the military burden as U.S. troop withdrawals proceed. It notes three criteria for further pullbacks, including progress with South Vietnamese forces and Paris peace talks, and cites a White House view that the next round of reductions may come in August. It also covers Viet Cong reactions and Hanoi’s stance on the Saigon visit and broader war prospects.
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Kennedy to Stay in Senate Amid Voter Support
Messages and letters reaching his home and offices run in the thousands with strong support for his remaining in the senate. Massachusetts voters reportedly favor Kennedy keeping his seat as he announces he will stay in office after attending funeral services in Plainfield and heading to Washington.
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Mars missions show Mariner 6 flyby findings and transmitter trouble
Mariner 6 and Mariner 7 faced transmitter issues with automatic switching potential at 3 30 am Thursday. Images from Mariner 6 reveal dark equatorial regions possibly vegetation due to seasonal shading, a ragged polar cap edge, and a central dark patch. Scientists debate whether the polar cap melts or comprises carbon dioxide ice, with canal-like features and color-changing rocks shaping theories.
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Mrs Nixon Tours Saigon in War Zone Visit
During a brief stop in Saigon Mrs Nixon toured evacuation wards and greeted about 40 injured and fever patients. She described the scene as peaceful from her viewpoint and told the men they are getting very good care.
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