Food prices to rise 12 percent this year USDA says
A new Agriculture Department outlook predicts retail food prices in 1973 will average about 12 percent higher than last year due to lower yields and shortages of fuel. It notes expected increases in meat, milk, and poultry prices and questions about corn and soybean harvests, with late planting and high feed costs limiting production.
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Ferith
Nixon
Agriculture Department
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USDA
Gasoline shortage worsens at U S stations nationwide
Nearly half of 2924 AAA monitored stations report curtailing hours or rationing. Worsening in Middle Atlantic and Midwest regions, Pacific Northwest hardest with only 27 percent normal. Exxon also rationing at 17 New Jersey stations with limits up to 12 gallons per customer.
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Washington
United States
American Automobile Association
Middle Atlantic
Middle West
AAA
New York
New Jersey
Pacific Northwest
New Bruswick, NJ
Peron Returns Home Amid Argentina Welcome Parade
Juan D. Peron arrives back in Argentina from Madrid after 18 years in exile. More than a million Peronists expected to greet the 77 year old leader in a meadow near the airport as he is joined by Isabel Peron Hector Campora and Jose Lopez Rega for a helicopter ride to a bridge platform for his address.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Madrid
Isabel
Hector ¥. Campora
Peron
Campora
Jose Lopez Rega
Hel
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Skylab 1 crew in good condition says space doctor
Dr. Joseph P. Kerwin reported that Skylab 1 crewmen Charles Conrad Jr. Paul J. Weitz and himself are in excellent condition after 26 days in orbit. He said the score is man 3 space 0 but the game isn’t over until they return home and review results.
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Paul J.weitz
Brezhnev Impresses Washington With Calm Diplomacy
In Washington Brezhnev charms lawmakers during four Russo American accords. He appears relaxed and personable, with experts saying he blends spontaneity with propriety. He defends parliamentary respect and cites Jewish emigration statistics to reassure skeptical senators.
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Saul Pett
Washington
Richard Milhous Nixon
Leonid Flyich Brezhnev
Congress
Brezhnev
Benjamin Franklin
State Department
Soviet
Russia
Nikitai Khrushchev
Disneyland
Blair House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Khrushchev
Sen
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
Pol
Moscow
Supreme Soviet
Kremlin
United States
Krushchev
Carbon dioxide kills two men on submarine during rescue
Two researchers, Clayton Link and Albert Stover, died from carbon dioxide poisoning in a civilian minisub after being trapped about four hours before the Sea Link was raised. The forward chamber survivors exited unharmed as the rear chamber decompressed for around 30 hours.
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Key West
Fla
Clayton Link
Albert Stover
Monroe County
A.F. Fernandez
David Youngblood
Smithsonian Institution
Oceanographers
Youngblood
Robert Week
Archibald
Jock’ Menzies
Link
Edwin Link
Stover
Vero Beach
Atlantic
Here
Minelli and Sellers End Romance After Short Lived Affair
London AP reports Liza Minelli confirms breakup with Peter Sellers just four weeks after declaring total love. Minelli 27, daughter of Judy Garland and Cabaret star, says she has no regrets and reflects on the brief romance with a mix of sentiment and sarcasm.
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Liza Minelli
Peter Sellers
Sellers
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Judy Garland
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