Poverty Plan Leads to Record Government Loss in Florida Plant
The Commerce Department’s Economic Development Administration probes a 5.4 million Coastal Products loan to Florida’s Panhandle town Blountstown. The factory failed within two years, its bankruptcy costing the government 2.3 million, the largest ever federal loan loss to a private enterprise. Rep. Don Fuqua pressed for approval. concerns include land liens and preferential lender treatment amid a troubled project.
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Modern Homes Construction Co
Valdosta
Nixon to Return to Washington After California Vacation
President Nixon ends a month at the Western White House boarding Air Force One from El Toro. He waves to servicemen as he departs San Clemente with Mrs Nixon and daughters. Dirksen’s death leaves a schedule gap. Kissinger reviews Viet Nam cease fire as Abrams assesses actions. Amistad Dam project on the Texas border aims to curb floods with a shared $80 million cost.
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Tricia
Senate
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Vietnam
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Rio Grande
Texas
Mexico
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Hope Scott Attacks News Media Over Walk Coverage
State Police Director Ralph Scott blasted local news outlets for over reporting the walk against fear in a TV interview on KTHV Little Rock stations. He called the event a puny effort and said coverage gave Willie Watson unwarranted stature, though he acknowledged some marsh coverage could not be ignored.
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Five Held in Arms Raid at King Center Camden
About 125 heavily armed police raided the Martin Luther King Memorial Center and other locations in Camden. Five people were arrested, including Charles Sharp, a leader of the Black People's Movement, on multiple charges. Police recovered machetes, home-made spears, war axes, bows and arrows, and firearms.
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Camden
Maretin Luther King Memorial Center
Charles ‘Poppy
Sharp
Black People's Unity Movement
Harold Melleby
Racial violence arrests follow heroin and marijuana seizures
The police report 43 bags of heroin and three ounces of marijuana confiscated after last week’s disorders. A white police liaison and a teenage Black girl were killed in a related violence incident. Four others face charges and a sixth man, arrested with them, escaped before processing.
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