Labor Leaders Score Nixon Fiscal Policy
Labor leaders meeting with President Nixon blamed his inflation fight for a recession and urged Congress to fix the economy with controls on credit and interest rates. They criticized delays in using authority to reshape the credit structure to fund housing and community facilities at low rates.
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Nixon
Washington
UPI
Congress
Afl-Cio Executive Council
White House
Indochina
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Cambodia
Maine Shrimp Exports Hit Western Europe in 1968 69
About half of Maine's shrimp catch for the 1968 69 season was exported to Western Europe most of it to Sweden.
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Swedes Bay
Maine
Portland, Maine
Europe
Sweden
Israel oil? Cross-border raid in Lebanon sparks Middle East fight
An Israeli task force with air and artillery crossed into southeastern Lebanon in a daylong operation against Arab guerrillas. Lebanon Syria and Iraq air and ground forces responded as the UN Security Council met in New York seeking an immediate Israeli withdrawal. Israel claimed three Syrian MIGs shot down and seven soldiers wounded. Arabs reported heavy damage to Israeli tanks and five villages surrounded.
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Lebanon
Middle East
Mount Hermon
U.N. Security Council
New York
Israel
Council
Washington
White House
United States
Nevada summons and public notices from Clark County court and state water bureau
Multiple public notices and legal items from Clark County Nevada dated May 1970 include a divorce summons filed by Piaintitt against Parrria del Pilar Kindelane Carmona, with 20 day response requirement, and a clerked entry by Loretta Bowman. Also a water diversions change application by Francis T Price for 613 010 second feet, describing new and existing diversion points and usage for a commercial trailer park with dates. Additional public notices announce bid openings at the University of Nevada Las Vegas, real estate listings, and a classified ad section offering homes for sale and income properties.
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Parria del Pilar Kindelance Carmona
State of Nevada
Charles E Catt
South Third Street
Suite 46
Las Vegas
Nevada
U.S.A
Defauvi
Francis T Price
Her
M.C.B
Saforner
Roland CO. Westergord State Engineer
Famed Author Nelly Sachs Dies In Sweden
Swedish reports confirm Nobel laureate Nelly Sachs died in Stockholm after a long illness at age 78. The German born writer shared the 1968 Nobel Prize for literature with Samuel Yosef Agnon for her lyrical and dramatic works interpreting Israel's destiny.
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Sweden
Stockholm
UPI
Nelly Sachs
Miss Sachs
Samuel Yosef Agnon
Israel
Swedish Academy of Letters
Closed Schools Won't Endanger Draft Exemptions
Selective Service officials said they have no plans to penalize draft eligible youths whose student deferments might be jeopardized by shortened school terms due to campus unrest. A spokesman advised notifying local draft boards promptly if college progress is stalled by premature closings.
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Washington
UPI
Selective Service
Today's calm weather shifts promise warmth and sun
Forecasters expect five days of generally favorable, warming weather with light winds and no storms. The valley enjoys blue skies and a mild pattern, while weekend plans for outdoor activities remain appealing and accessible to all residents.
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Lake Mead
Kathryn Ruckman
Britain Frees Spying Couple in 1961 Soviet Ring Case
Harry Houghton and Iris Gee are released on parole after nine years of a 15 year sentence for stealing British defense secrets from the Portland submarine base. The pair, once part of a Soviet spy ring, were freed in exchanges with the Russians alongside Gordon Lonsdale and the Cohens. Houghton vowed to marry Gee, calling her a woman in a million.
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London
UPI
Harry Houghton
Iethel Gee
Houghton
Miss Gee
Portland
Eight Hijack Dutch Airliner in Caribbean Flight
Eight unidentified men hijacked a Dutch Antillean Airways plane on a Santo Domingo to Curacao route and diverted to Santiago Cuba. FAA reported the hijackers took over communications, landed with Cuban authorities, and claimed to be Dominican revolutionaries though not officially confirmed.
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UPI
Dutch Antillean Airways
AIM
Cuba
Santo Domingo
Curacao
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Santiago
Coconut incident injures Penang worker in field
In Penang Malaysia coconut fell on S Ramasamy head while he worked in the field. He was knocked unconscious and rushed to hospital but doctors found no skull injuries according to the Straits Times report.
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Malaysia
UPI
S. Ramasamy
The
Straits Times
Ramasamy
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