Devaluation to Create Up to 867000 U.S. Jobs Says Official
Washington reports the devaluation of the dollar could generate between 50000 and 867000 American jobs. Rumsfeld cites higher import costs and competitive export prices as the key drivers, while Connally notes a roughly 12 percent currency realignment.
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Intelsat 4 Makes Transatlantic Satellite Debut
A $29.5 million Intelsat 4 satellite launched from Cape Kennedy on an Atlas Centaur rocket aims to open thousands of new telephone circuits between North America and Europe. The drum shaped craft, reaching about 22,000 miles high, targets a stationary orbit above Ecuador and will later serve the Pacific and Atlantic routes, expanding global communications among the United States Britain Canada France Greece and Morocco.
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Copter Crash in Tokyo Kills Seven
A United Press International report from Tokyo says a Marine Corps helicopter based at Atsugi Naval Air Facility crashed during a landing at Yokota Air Base near Tokyo, killing all seven aboard. The CH4 helicopter belonged to the Atsugi unit.
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Finale to legislative marathon in California 1971
Sacramento lawmakers push for final passage of three reapportionment bills as midnight session resumes after second readings. Congressional redistricting likely to become law while state plans face court challenges with Gov. Reagan expected to veto both chambers measures, triggering lawsuits.
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Variable clouds and mild temps forecast today
Variable clouds with little change in temperatures. Highs near 54 and a low around 50 tonight. Complete weather details on Page C-0.
Pakistan’s Yahya Khan to resign amid regime fall
A government communique from Rawalpindi states General A. Yahya Khan will resign and transfer power to representatives of the people. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, popular PPP leader and soon foreign minister, may take over as new head as Bhutto calls for a fresh start amid postwar turmoil.
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Pakistan People’s Party
London
Bhutto
Independent Army Paradox Starees Forced Out Early
Exiles urge United States to declare war on Cuba as political maneuvering intensifies. Coverage notes early forced withdrawals and shifting public sentiment shaping the debate. California congressmen and a Muskie-backed poll figure into the evolving positions on intervention.
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