Poll shows Reagan and Brown extending leads in California primary
The California Poll reports Ronald Reagan ahead 56 to 12 undecided and Edmund Brown at 51 to 20 over Carter, with both candidates widening their margins as June 8 approaches. Proposition 15 faces strong opposition, while Hayden and other contenders post small gains amid voter indecision.
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George Wallace
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Vorster Kissinger to Meet on Africa in West Germany
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and South African Premier B J Vorster will meet in West Germany on June 23 and 24 to discuss the racial crisis in southern Africa. The talks mark the first meeting between the two leaders as Washington pressures the Rhodesian white minority government to bargain with dissident blacks.
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Racial recruitment limits questioned in Marine Corps probe
Testimony at a House subcommittee hearing on Marine Corps recruiting raised claims of racial limits on black and minority enlistments. A retired master sergeant recalled orders to admit only two blacks in a month, while other officials denied top‑level involvement. A recruiter described inconsistencies in vetting and the McClure case linked to a fatal training incident.
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EPA says clean air rules raise bills modestly
EPA estimates average electric bills will rise about 2.80 by 1985 and oil refinery costs total 5.9 billion through 1983, with small price impacts and new capital spending cited as reasonable. Train notes industry costs affect consumer prices and employment, while a separate New York sale reports Adolf Hitler painter Hiller fetching 4000 dollars at Waldorf auction.
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EPA
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Egypt condemns Syria's Lebanon invasion over Arab peacemaking
Cairo reports Egypt condemns Syria's 12,000 troop intervention in Lebanon and backs the PLO call for an urgent pan Arab foreign ministers conference. Fahmi describes the move as a cancer threatening Lebanon, with Western and Israeli support implied. Readiness for a united Arab response faces Syria's unilateral action.
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PLO
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Court limits oil firms duty to disclose gas reserves
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the Federal Power Commission must hold further hearings before requiring oil companies to file detailed information on their gas reserves. The court found the FPC rule arbitrary and capricious and noted potential competitive harm from disclosure.
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Wholesale price rise held to 0.3 percent in May
UPI reports May wholesale prices rose 0.3 percent, slower than April, aided by auto dealer incentives and discounts on lumber and building materials. The Labor Department notes a potential inflation pause into late summer, with metal prices and food sectors contributing to the modest gain.
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Air Manila plane crashes on takeoff at Guam Airport
The Air Manila charter jet, carrying 33 passengers and 12 crew, crashed on takeoff at Agana Guam, killing 46 people including a ground victim. All passengers were Filipino contract workers. nine were under FAA contract. The jet originated from Wake and refueled in Guam before flying to Manila.
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