Latest Economic Indicators Do Not Back Nixon Optimism
Washington AP report notes March personal income rose by a fraction under 1 percent, with total payrolls up and GNP forecasts on track. Industrial output shows mixed gains across autos, consumer goods, and materials, while April production hints at a slowing pace despite a rebound in early 1971.
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Government tackles campus male chauvinism with federal funding threat
AP reports government action against sex discrimination on U S campuses. HEW officials press colleges to end gender bias under threat to suspend federal contracts. Tarvard and University of Michigan cited for negotiated agreements to promote equal pay and advancement for women. Officials note increased enforcement and new jobs for investigators as part of a broader drive to eliminate discrimination in education.
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Turks Deny Their Planes In Pakistan
Ankara Turkey AP Turkish Foreign Ministry spokesman said claims of Turkish planes aiding Pakistan were untrue and negotiations were ongoing to resolve the dispute. Indian intelligence reports suggested a dispute over airlift responsibilities and equal opportunity for men and women in the Turkish air force recruitment. Pakistan ambassador Iqbal Ali denied any discrimination in promotions or postings for eligible personnel.
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Ghost Town on the Suez Amid Repeated Fire Duels
Observers report ongoing fires along the Suez frontline as Israeli and Egyptian forces clash, leading to casualties and heightened tension. The canal region remains volatile with intermittent firefights and risks for nearby settlements.
El Qantara evacuated as Israeli-Egyptian clash rages
Ghost town status at El Qantara after Egyptian families fled to Israel during the Six Day War era. Israel and Egypt exchange heavy artillery along the canal as Red Cross monitors evacuations under Geneva convention rules. UN observers remain nearby as a restricted military area persists east of the waterway.
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West Bank
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Experiment on Wind Gusts Threatens Girl Watching
Georgia Tech engineers exploit a 25 story building to study wind effects on high rise structures in downtown Atlanta. Project head Dr Dale C Percy warns gusts lift skirts and notes the so called Monroe lift scene used for illustration. Data from instrumented building facings aims to guide designs to reduce wind gusts and related discomfort.
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Monroe
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Domestic spying prompts new legislation in Congress
Washington AP reports that complaints about Army and FBI surveillance spur bills to grant Congress more oversight of domestic intelligence. Sen. Gaylord Nelson proposes a commission to map authority and methods, while Sen. Muskie urges clearer limits on domestic surveillance and notes FBI tracking of Earth Day protest activity and antiwar groups. The discussion centers on balancing security with civil liberties amid lingering Vietnam era tensions.
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Two Charged With Slaying Brink's Guards
Chicago police charged Maurice Tyfer, 23, and Allen Reed, 20, with murder and armed robbery in the slaying of two Brink's armored guards on the South Side. Gerald T. O'Connor and Gerald Creaney Jr. were shot multiple times in a holdup as $600 found in the truck remained untouched.
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