Servan-Schreiber Tops Nancy By-Election In Reform Vote
Millionaire publisher Jean Jacques Servan-Schreiber won the Nancy by election with 55.28 percent in a pivotal vote seen as a break from Gaullist and Communist lines. Final tallies showed Servan-Schreiber 2 414 votes, Roger Souchal 10 075, Michel Antoine 8 057.
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Nixon economist predicts final upturn for economy this year
Milton Friedman, a University of Chicago economist advising Nixon, says the U S economy should improve in the second half of the year as inflation pressures ease. He warns against tax hikes, urges spending cuts, and points to farm subsidies as a target for reduction.
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Nationwide cool spell yields many record low temperatures
A seven state area experiences new low records as an early summer cool spell spreads across the northeast. Concord New Hampshire 38 Albany New York 43 Youngstown Ohio 45 Windsor Locks Connecticut 47 Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 48 Boston Massachusetts 52 and Bridgeport Connecticut 50 mark unusual summer readings. A severe thunderstorm watch covers parts of North Dakota and Minnesota with showers along the Gulf Coast and Pacific Northwest.
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Philippines universities discuss family planning in core curriculum
Deans and administrators from 34 universities and colleges in the Philippines propose adding family planning topics to liberal arts education and social science courses. The move aims to integrate reproductive health education across general curricula and broaden student awareness.
Italian American Day in New York Unity Day events
New Yorkers of Italian descent plan a day of activities to mark Italian American Unity Day. A rally at Columbus Circle and a march on FBI headquarters in Manhattan will conclude the events aimed at countering alleged anti Italian prejudice and intimidation.
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Casino Exec Testifies He Paid Voloshen Fee
Delbert Coleman of Parvin-Dohrmann Co testified in a federal trial that he paid Nathan Voloshen 51000 to influence a Securities and Exchange Commission case. Coleman said Voloshen met SEC Chairman Homer Budge after a stock trading halt and claimed warm greetings from Speaker McCormack. Voloshen pleaded guilty to the charge. Budge denied pressure but noted similar contacts occur with lawmakers.
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Israel Attacks Across Suez Jordan and Lebanon Fronts
Reports say Israel conducted air and ground strikes along the Suez Canal front against Egyptian forces and hit Arab guerrilla bases in Lebanon and Jordan. Jordan forms pro guerrilla cabinet amid reports of civilian casualties and continued hostilities as Us peace efforts unfold.
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First Lady Pat Nixon Visits Peru Earthquake Regions
First Lady Pat Nixon flies to Peru to visit devastated towns Anta Huaras and Yungay after the May 31 quake. She vows to meet victims and notes the US relief fund has received large donations including $19,000 from W. Clement Stone and a check from the President.
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Philip Falls From Polo Pony
Prince Philip fell from a polo pony and sustained a slight shoulder injury during a polo match at Windsor Park. His son Prince Charles also fell but escaped injury. Doctors said Philip’s injury was not serious and he had an x ray and canceled a planned visit to Avonmouth.
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