Five hurt in weekend traffic crashes two seriously
Over the weekend five people were injured in four traffic crashes with three in serious condition. Robin Louise Garman from Vandenberg Village sustained serious head injuries in a bicycle collision with Mary Coskrey Brackin.
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New U S Treasurer Romana Banuelos Named
President Nixon appointed Romana Banuelos a Los Angeles businesswoman to be Treasurer of the United States. Banuelos will sign all U S currency and succeeds Dorothy Kabis who died July 3. She is founder of Ramona Mexican Food Products and chair of Pan American Bank of East Los Angeles.
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Dum Dum Bullets Used In Northern Ireland Attack
A sniper fired dum dum bullets at a British soldier at an observation post near Londonderry. The wounded man, hit in the back, was taken to Altnagelvin Hospital and described as seriously ill. This marked the first reported use of such bullets in Northern Ireland amid ongoing violence. 22 soldiers have died this year and 126 injured.
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Saigon
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Mekong Delta
Trade war threat looms over U.S. import surcharge
The European Common Market Commission hinted at possible retaliation if Nixon 10 percent import surcharge remains. Malfatti urged six member nations to defend GATT Article 23 rights to retaliate. U.S. Treasury Secretary Connally rejected market demands to abolish the surcharge.
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Cold Wave Grips Nation As North Weather Drops
A mid October cool spell covers much of the nation with 40s and 50s from the Mississippi Valley to the western plateau and 20s to 30s in the Rockies and Great Basin. A polar air mass from western Canada moves southward, prompting warnings for Northwest and central Montana. Rain is expected to switch to snow east of the Continental Divide and heavy mountain snow may reach four inches.
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Tax credit policy to be rewritten evolving debate
The House Ways and Means Committee voted to rewrite the investment tax credit in Nixon's economic plan. A flat rate around 7 percent is favored, replacing a two tier scheme, with the 10 percent initial credit dropping to 5 percent next year. Leonard Woodcock criticized the plan as aiding the rich, urging price controls and shares of windfalls for consumers. Diana Clardy returns from India via a Youth Caravan. Tim Bum registers as an under 21 voter before returning to Harvey Mudd College.
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Suez Forces Put On Maximum Alert Amid Rising Tensions
Egyptian troops along the Suez Canal were placed on maximum alert with orders to retaliate immediately against any Israeli fire. Cairo reports say air, ground and naval forces stand by as MENA notes rising military tension. Israel's Dayan and Bar-Lev warn of possible renewed fighting after Rosh Hashana. Al Akhbar cites Sadek demanding violent and immediate silencing of Israeli positions.
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Nixon seeks strict constructionist for Supreme Court vacancy
President Nixon aims to fill Justice Hugo Black's seat with a strict constructionist, stressing philosophy over judicial tenure. White House officials say a rapid decision is desired, with ABA input possible and list sizes ranging up to 10 or 12 candidates.
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