Inflation could worsen says BIS official Basel
Basel Switzerland AP One of the world’s leading monetary authorities warned inflation plaguing the United States and other industrialized nations could rise. Jelle Zijlstra BIS chairman said inflation may grow two or three times its earlier rate, alarming policymakers.
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U.S
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Italy
Schlesinger seeks Senate approval as defense secretary
James A. Schlesinger, Harvard economist and veteran budget official, seeks Senate Armed Services Committee approval to become Nixon administration's third secretary of defense. Expected little resistance as Congress weighs cutting military spending. Known for clashing with Laird over budgets and for trimming Navy fleets to save millions, yet staunchly supports a strong U S deterrent.
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James A. Schlesinger
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Melvin R. Laird
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Navy
U.S
Service Rates and Publication Notice for Jefferson City
The notice lists AP rights for republication and subscription costs for carrier and mail delivery in Jefferson City Missouri. It states 6 cents weekly carrier, 85 cents weekly for combined service, and annual mail rates of 20 dollars for Cole and nearby counties and 27 dollars for other US zones.
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Associated Press
Jefferson City
Missouri
Cole
United States
Audit Bureau of Circu
Meir to seek election reaffirming Labor control
Tel Aviv reports Premier Golda Meir will run again in October elections, ensuring continued Labor Party rule. The 75 year old announced by letter at a Labor meeting after months of search for a compromise candidate. Meir has led since 1969, with party fears of a split if she steps aside for deputies and ministers.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Golda Meir
Labor Party
Meir
Levi Eshkol
Yigal Allon
Moshe Dayan
Pinhas Sapir
Blaze at Oriental Hotel in Kushiro Kills Two
A blaze at the six story Oriental Hotel in Kushiro left two people dead and 34 injured with heavy damage to the first floor. Earthquakes struck northern Japan unconnected to the fire, including a tidal wave in Hanasaki Port injuring 24.
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Kushiro
Japan
Tokyo
Hanasaki
Hokkaido
Central Meteorological Agency
Eight Deaths Reported in Missouri Auto Mishaps
Missouri Highway Patrol reports eight fatalities from weekend traffic crashes across the state. Victims include a 4 year old St Louis boy struck near his home, and adults in several two car crashes on highways 60 67 5 and 6. Other injuries reported in mid Missouri and surrounding counties.
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Highway Patrol
St. Louis
St. Loui
Roland Pruitt Jr
City Hospital
John S. Banes
U.S. Highway 67
Fredericktown
Walter O. Sengpiehl
Parsons
Kan
Seneca
Missouri-Oklahoma
Sengpiehl
Evelyn G. Sengpiehl
Gary Patterson
Florissant
Rolla Hartzell
Calvert Park
Cheryll Hooper
St. Ann
Miss Hooper
Donald E. Chamberlain
Columbia
Camdenton
Officials investigate Oklahoma fire bomb and shootings
Local and federal officers targeted northeast Oklahoma City in a multi site probe into overnight arson and gunfire that destroyed a C R Anthony department store and killed a man. Fire officials called the store fire arson while other blasts caused minor losses at Northeast High School and a neighborhood grocery amid a related police confrontation involving Black Muslims.
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Oklahoma City
C.R. Anthony
National Cowboy Hall of Fame
Northeast High School
Bomb victim talks to St Louis police
St Louis AP report says detective spoke with critically injured Thomas J. Callanan, but no details released. Police in St Louis County said no strong clues emerged after Friday’s bombing of Callanan’s car in the county’s northern area. The dynamite blast mangled his legs and damaged his right hand fingers, leading to amputation. officials link the attack to a broader union power struggle.
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Thomas J. Callanan
Callanan
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