Mansfield Calls Crisis Point in U S Economy
Washington AP Senator Mike Mansfield warned the nation faces a crisis in the economy and urged the Nixon administration to act. He pressed for wage price and profit controls and consumer credit limits while suggesting jawboning and voluntary guidelines as potential steps to curb inflation.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
White House
Mansfield
Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Israeli Attacks on Egyptian Positions Dominate Frontline News
Israeli aircraft attacked Egyptian military positions along the Suez Canal for seven straight days. A Tel Aviv spokesman said planes hovered over targets for 11 hours, with fires reported at northern and southern canal positions after Israeli artillery openings. Brig. Gen. Dan Laner will lead armored forces in the Sinai, replacing Maj. Gen. Shlom Lahay. Three Arab guerrillas claimed deadly strikes in the Jordan Valley, while Libyan leader Kadafi rejected any peaceful solution and accused Israel of occupying lands from 1967.
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Israel
Suez Canal
Tel Aviv
Dan Laner
Sinai Desert
Egypt
Shlom Lahay
Lahay
Jordan Valley
Palestine Armed Struggle Command
Amman
Jordan
Guer‘rilla
Negev
Eilat
Muammar Kadafi
Damascus Radio
Kadafi
Libya
U.N
Palestine
Treasures on Greenway Drive sale notices
A street sale advertises a collection of items on Greenway Drive with open hours Monday and Tuesday. The message invites neighbors to come by and see a variety of treasures described as much loved and piling up at the curbside.
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Momma
Greenway
Police Raid Indian Camp Ends In 34 Arrests
More than 80 riot dressed officers with police dogs raided a private Pit River Indian campground in Big Bend California. They arrested 34 people including two journalists after the takeover of the Pacific Gas and Electric Co. camp. A single woman offered passive resistance as breakfast was prepared by camp occupants.
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Big Bend
Calif
Pit River
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Ramparts
San Francisco
Palme defies hecklers at Kenyon College alumni event
Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme faced about 80 longshoremen during an outdoor alumni gathering at Kenyon College. They protested U.S. policy toward Sweden and its aid to North Vietnam while Palme defended academic freedom and urged calm.
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Perry Smith
Associated Press
Gambier
Ohio
Olof Palme
Kenyon College
Palme
U.S
Sweden
Jerome H. Holland
North Vietnam
America
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Canal
NBOC
Tomlinson
Jarrett
Stationery Company
Wrenn
H. G. Aderton
Howard Statts
William Bell
Chrysler
Piedmont Triad
Ilderton Leasing Co
Horace G. Ilderton
Furniture Market
High Point
Bank Americard
Fe. Commerce ST
Zeke Ellis
South
Wrenn ST
Ale Lalo Hese
College Village
Magnavox
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Cen
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Salisbury Towne Mall
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