GNP Rise Seen as Sign of Slow Economic Recovery
Administration economists expect third quarter GNP to rise toward the 9 to 10 percent annual range, with a cautious view of the rebound. They caution the upturn reflects inventory restocking more than underlying strength, noting prior deep recession and mixed comparisons with 1958 1961 1954 and 1970 recoveries.
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Kissinger Visits China Warns on Detente
Chiao Kuan-hua uses banquet to urge tit for tat against Soviet expansionism. Kissinger answers that US China ties threaten no one and will defend third-country security, signaling a cautious but firm stance amid Sino Soviet tensions.
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Beame Warns NYC Could Close If Default Continues
Mayor Abraham D. Beame warned that even with default and no interest payments, New York would be $1 billion short to cover payrolls from December to March. Police and fire union leaders warned of possible riots if welfare and payroll checks stop, and pressed for federal subsidies.
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Fireman saves helpless woman in Hermosa Beach blaze
A 61 year old Bellflower woman, Flossie Brouchard, was found in shock on the floor of a burning apartment. Hermosa Beach firefighter Robert Van Herk pulled her to safety and reentered to wake residents as five county units fought the fire for about 10 minutes.
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Morocco mobilizes 350000 for Sahara march amid border tensions
King Hassan II calls for 350000 Moroccans to join an unarmed march into Spanish Sahara. Within 48 hours, 362000 volunteers registered as supplies stack along a new Tan Tan to Tarfaya route. Algerian reinforcements and Soviet tanks near the 18 mile border add to regional tension.
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Doomed patient pleads for death in emphysema fight
Delmar Stuermer a 59 year old former postal worker with emphysema says he wants to die now and blames the oxygen tank in his room. Doctors say he has months to a year to live and his case mirrors debates around euthanasia as physicians refuse to end his misery.
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Six Members of Family Slain in Nebraska Shooting
North Platte Nebraska AP six members of the Kellie family were killed in a Saturday night shooting on a dirt road near Sutherland includes three grandchildren Florence 10 Deanne 6 and Daniel 5 and their son David 32 died later in hospital Erwin Simants 29 was charged with six counts of first degree murder held without bail preliminary hearing set for Wednesday
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Controversial former ambassador to get another ambassadorship
Sketched as a return to service, the former ambassador is slated for another ambassadorship as the paper notes shifts in diplomatic postings. Page A-13.
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