U S Trade Deficit Slows As Exports Post Records
The report notes a smaller U S trade deficit in March with exports rising to 5 4 billion and imports at 5 42 billion, led by agricultural products and aircraft deliveries. Exports totalled 15 4 billion January to March, while imports rose to 16 2 billion last quarter. The devaluation on Feb 12 is not yet reflected in the figures.
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Washington
U.S
Buderick B. Dent
Soviet Union
Commerce Department
Dent
Nixon Advisers Schedule Review Rocks Markets
President Nixon summons chief economic advisers to the White House for a general review of economic stabilization policy. Treasury official says no sweeping changes planned though some tightening of nuts and bolts may occur. Wall Street rallies on prospects of inflation measures and positive economic reports.
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Nixon
White House
Ziegler
Troika
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Herbert Stein
Counc of
Kemenuc
Shultz
Shulta
Zinmler
Wall Street
Din Jones
Congress
Shultz Avime
Mit
Tne
MidWest
Anwary
Two Persons Indicted In Hill Slaying
Two individuals face sealed indictments in connection with the Dr Jeb Hill murder case. Names read at a district court hearing include Tobby Wayne and Marsha, with Vander and Meittrick also named in the indictments. Their current whereabouts are unknown. The hearing followed a Wednesday arrest of a suspect connected to the case.
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Houston
Jeb Hill
Tobby Wayne
Marsha
Vindiver Ord Meittrick
Stamegirk
Vander
Me Butts
Oaks
Bas
Bine
von Retan
Lala
Dallas
Cmt
Bursglary
My Lenn
Fom
Harris Counts
Ander
Judge halts Pentagon papers trial testimony again
Los Angeles August 1969 Pentagon papers case sees Judge Matt Byrne halt testimony for a second time over government failure to turn over interview documents from Rand Corp. officials. He orders immediate production and warns the burden lies with the government to uphold defendants rights.
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Los Angeles
U.S. District Court
Matt Byrne
Ellsberg
Russo
Pentagon
Daniel Ellsberg
Anthony Russo
Rand Corp
Rand
Byrne
Ellsberg-Russo
Diet
Leonard Boudin
Governmen
U.S
Warren Reese
Maryland trouser maker sues New York zipper firm in Brooklyn suit
A Maryland clothing manufacturer sues Lewis Weiner Industries Inc in U S District Court Brooklyn seeking 94275 in damages including 31000 for loss of goodwill after zipper slides separated leaving customers embarrassed.
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New York
Maryland
I. C. Isaac, al Co
U.S. District Court
Brooklyn
Lewis Weiner’ Industries Inc
Skull Found in Slayers Yard in Kemper Case
Santa Cruz sheriffs dug up a human skull from the backyard of Edmund Kemper I after he confessed to nine killings including his mother. Deputies also seized a hammer and curved saber during a search of his apartment as authorities planned to arraign him for the murders in Santa Cruz.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
UPD
Sheriff's
Edmund E. Kemper I
Kemper
Santa Cruz County
Pueblo
Colo
California
Bodie
Clarewell Strandberg
Sarah Taylor Hallett
Aptos
David M.martinez
Peter Chang
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