Trade falls as Soviet United States face rough patch
The Soviet government said bilateral trade with the United States dropped by 36 percent in 1974 from 1973, totaling 1.05 billion dollars, while Pravda urged adequate measures to mend the trade balance. In London, Britain’s Parliament backed staying in the European Common Market by a 396 to 170 vote, ahead of a June referendum. Seoul reported 3,000 students protested gov ernment unfurls after executions of eight leftists, and Park Chung-hee’s regime quashed unrest amid campus clashes. Lisbon saw 28 soldiers and three civilians arrested over a failed coup attempt, as authorities warned of human rights concerns amid arrests of students. The Upper Midwest received up to 8 inches of snow with severe storms and floods threatening Delta crops, while Washington debates budgets and social programs.
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Nixon linked to royal blood in Burke study
Burke's Peerage asserts former President Richard Nixon as a descendant of Edward III, part of a broader claim that 13 U S presidents have royal blood. The book traces ties to Edward II Elizabeth II Churchill and Washington, with Nixon ranked 20th in the Edward III line.
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Gov Down Opens Native American Art Exhibit
Brown Gov Down opened his office on Wednesday to display artwork by more than 50 Indian artists from tribes across the country. He said art is a living thing and should not be confined to a stuffy museum.
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Mondale Introduces King Statue for U S Capitol
Senator Walter Mondale proposes a statue or bust of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to be placed in the United States Capitol, arguing King merits formal recognition beyond living monuments from the 1964 and 1968 Civil Rights Acts and the 1965 Voting Rights Act.
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Martin Luther King Jr
Mondale
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