Auto industry adds to layoffs amid 344000 out of work
United Press International reports rising job losses as coal steel and auto sectors cut workers. 344000 unemployed including 120000 striking miners. GM, Ford, Chrysler lead autos with 70000 39000 8000 jobless respectively. Government warns coal strike may idle 400000 more.
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Doctors prepare for Nixon exam
The three doctor panel arrived in Long Beach to review Richard Nixon's health for a potential court report on his ability to testify. If stress worsens his condition, the exam may be halted. otherwise it could occur at his San Clemente estate with ongoing medical supervision.
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Long Beach Memorial Hospital
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San Clemente
Georgetown University Hospital
Washington, D.C
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Mayo Clinic
Rochester, Minn
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Udall Announces Run for White House in 1972 Bid
Rep. Morris K. Udall of Arizona becomes the first Democrat to announce a bid for the White House. He said he would enter New Hampshire’s first-in-the-nation presidential primary to fill a liberal void and capitalize on early campaigning two years before the election.
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Vladivostok Opens to Americans for First Time Since 1948
Soviet authorities allowed U S reporters a city tour in Vladivostok with Brezhnev hosting Ford era access. The visit cited Cold War closures and retaliation claims, but no firm date for future openings was announced. The trip highlighted naval ships, era architecture, and a chess institute as potential future draws.
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Sugar price probe opens as costs near dollar a pound
The U S government launches hearings on why sugar prices have nearly quadrupled in a year, with Amstar announcing a wholesale rise to about 75 cents per pound. Witnesses include Virginia Knauer and Earl L Butz as retail bakers warn of a disaster for 20 000 shops amid soaring costs.
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