Cuban propaganda highlights socialist youth in Havana signs
Reporter Ruddergeaven observes Cuba’s new society focus in Havana with neon slogans, Che Guevara posters, and state outreach. Propaganda centers on building socialism for youth, collective effort, and solidarity with foreign revolutionary movements.
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Weiter Mavana
Cuba
Ernesto Che Cuevara
Fidel Castro
Havana
University of Havana
Butz predicts no new controls on food prices
Secretary Earl Butz, in Washington, says the Nixon administration will not impose stiffer food price controls. He cites Treasury Secretary Connally’s meeting with supermarket executives and a TV program appearance as signs the rise in meat prices is being handled. Nixon had suggested action if prices do not fall.
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Washington
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Butz
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Bury
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Egypt Faces 7.5 Billion Dollar Soviet Debt Fears
An Nahar reports Egypt owes Moscow about 7.5 billion dollars for weapons and fears subservience to the Soviet Union. Egypt spends 5 million dollars daily on the armed forces, a figure seen as reflecting the debt burden.
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Hussein
Golda Meir
Meet the Press
Egypt
Soviet Union
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An Nahar
Arab Oil
Anwar Sadat
Japanese Storm Toll Rises off coast of Japan
Patrol boats recovered three more bodies from sunken vessels in rain squalls and gale winds, raising the known dead to 25. Many seamen remain missing as officials warn hope of rescue grows dim. The surprise storm this weekend produced winds up to 60 miles per hour and was the worst since 1969, when 101 sailors died.
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Tokyo
Maritime Safety Agency
Japan
Catholics Mourn Many as Ulster Marches Turn Quiet
Thousands of Roman Catholics marched in Northern Ireland in heavy rain to honor dead from the Easter Uprising of 1916. In Belfast clashes with snipers were reported as IRA leader Sean MacStiofain urged defiance. Clergy in Catholic areas spoke against violence while peaceful protests and anti-violence committees formed.
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Northern Ireland
UPI
Ulster
Bally-Murphy
Irish Republic
Dublin
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Government Post Office
Londonderry
Irish Republican Army
IRA
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MacStiofain
Thomas Cunningham
Andersonstown
TRA
Maestrofain
Brendan McGee
Frank Johnson
De Valera Leads muted Easter rising commemoration
In Dublin 89 year old Eamon De Valera attended a brief 1916 Easter uprising ceremony at the government post office. He saluted a guard of honor as the Irish tricolor was raised on walls bearing battle scars while security kept watch. Prime Minister Jack Lynch and officials attended as 73 marches were planned nationwide.
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UPI
Eamon de Valera
de Valera
Government
O'Connell Street
Northern Ireland
Jack Lynch
Ment
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Republic
HUD Suspends Dun and Bradstreet Contract in Probe
The Department of Housing and Urban Development announced a formal suspension of its contract with Dun and Bradstreet amid a federal grand jury probe. HUD ordered all regional offices to cease doing business with the firm.
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Washington
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Dun & Bradstreet
New York
Department
HUD
Rattlesnake Bite Victim Improves
A 16 year old boy bitten by a rattlesnake in Granada Hills was reported in satisfactory condition after a police helicopter delivered antivenom. John Sargent was bitten on the left hand Saturday and transported to Granada Hills Community Hospital where his condition had been critical. The serum was picked up at a Saugus hospital and flown to a fire station for rapid delivery. This is the third rattlesnake bite in the Los Angeles area in the past week as snakes emerge early due to warm weather.
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Granada Hills
Calif
UPI
John Sargent
Granada Hills Community Hospital
G& Saugus
I T
Los Angeles
IRS chief vows tougher year for tax cheaters amid wage rules
IRS Commissioner Johnnie Walters says the agency will catch more income tax cheaters in 1972 despite wage price controls. He criticizes some preparers as unscrupulous and announces a crackdown on fly-by-night operations while promising better management, computer scrutiny, and prosecutions for violators. He notes the tax form remains complex but aims to improve auditing and enforcement.
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Washington
UPI
Internal Revenue Service
Johnnie M. Walters
Walters
TRS
IRS
Veteran Editor F G Rule Dies at 57
Frederick Gunby Rule Sunday editor of the Knoxville News Sentinel died of an apparent heart attack while on holiday in Key Biscayne Florida. A Knoxville native, Rule began his career in the 1930s as a proofreader at The Knoxville Journal.
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