Britain marks a decade of economic transition
Britain faces a major payment day as it settles postwar contracts with the United States and Canada, totaling about 3200 million, while still owing 5 billion in repayments. The pound hits a 20 month high as Prime Minister Harold Wilson forecasts a strong balance of payments, aided by improved exports and three global devaluations boosting Britain's trade.
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Two Former IRS Officials Indicted in Newark Case
A federal grand jury charged two former IRS officers, Peter Ciolino of Garfield and Leopold Ricco of Teaneck, along with Vincent Liberatore, described as a taxpayer, in Newark New Jersey. The investigation concerns alleged links between Cosa Nostra and the Internal Revenue Service.
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Abortion Debate Sparks Population Symposium at AAAS
Dr. Garrett Hardin of the University of California, Santa Barbara, told an AAAS symposium that legalizing abortion could reduce the birth rate by more than one third. He argued compulsory pregnancy should be abolished and highlighted unequal access to birth control for lower classes.
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