Trudeau warns US policy could reshape Canada ties
Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau warned that permanent US measures could force a fundamental reassessment of Canada US relations. He argued Americans underestimate Canada and warned of jeopardizing jobs and a sovereign, advanced economy if protectionist steps persist. He floated options from a trade war to a common market as possible paths forward. French President Pompidou called the dollar crisis grave, saying the international monetary system is in ruins and must be rebuilt.
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Survival trek ends with two deaths in Three Sisters wilderness
Pamela Sullivan, 18, survived a brutal survival training in Oregon as two companions Joyce Howden, 21, and Lorene LaRhette, 17, died of hypothermia. Pamela's written statement details the harrowing sequence, rescue, and her attempts to save Joyce and Lorene during the first week of September while Outward Bound conducted the exercise.
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Tax cut action seen in fast track package
Washington leaders urged swift action on a tax reduction package. Mills expects House approval around Oct 8 by an overwhelming vote, with Senate Finance moving after. The plan includes a $100 personal exemption increase and a 25 percent mid November reflection in withholding, while the investment tax credit remains under debate.
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Nixon Seeks Growth While Courting Industry Backing
Nixon outlined economic policies aimed at boosting industry and profits while resisting forced suburban integration. He defended union leaders while criticizing excess profits in finance and drug sectors. He pledged to avoid federal coercion on housing pattern changes and forecast strong 1971 to 1972 growth, with plans to travel to the West.
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Nixon may pick woman or man for high court post
The article discusses candidates for a Supreme Court vacancy including Rita Hauser of New York and Lewis R. Morgan of Newnan Georgia. It notes Nixon’s preference for strict constructionists, potential civil rights concerns, and historical context from the Warren era. Harlan’s legacy and dissenting style are contrasted with future nominees.
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Hugo Black Remains on Very Serious List at Bethesda
Former Supreme Court Justice Hugo L. Black, 85, stayed on the hospital's very serious list at Bethesda Naval Hospital as his inflammatory blood vessel condition and stroke worsened. A hospital statement noted he was diagnosed Sept 16, has been weak, yet remained alert and joked with family and staff before worsening Thursday. His wife Elizabeth, sons Hugo Jr and Sterling, and daughter Mrs. Mario Pesaresi were with him.
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