Protection Increased At Soviet Embassy
The federal government moved to bolster protection around Soviet embassy buildings after a predawn explosion at the embassy cultural center. No injuries were reported. windows shattered and a heavy iron door was blown onto a rooftop. The State Department pledged added security and swift arrests, amid rising anti-Soviet demonstrations and tensions over Soviet Jews.
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Navy awards contracts for 688 Class submarines
The Navy grants multimillion dollar awards to Newport News Shipbuilding and Electric Boat Division for 688 Class nuclear powered attack submarines. Lead ship and four others go to Newport News for 332.5 million dollars. Electric Boat gets 428 million for seven subs.
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Understated Tax Returns Cited in Hong Kong Tax Push
The Inland Revenue Department recovered 7.1 million HKD in income tax and penalties for understated income in the past three fiscal years. Financial Secretary Sir John Cowperthwaite noted that in the first seven months of fiscal 1970 and in 1967 1968 and 1969, 26.9 million HKD in incomes were understated in returns.
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Farmers Protest in Capital Over Low Hog Prices
Eighty farmers convoy 40 trucks from Raleigh toward Washington in Operation Pork Chop to urge action on hog prices. They protest the 15 cent per pound price paid farmers versus $1.23 pork chops for shoppers, planning to reach the Capitol and present their case to Nixon aides.
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Lubbock Avalanche Journal Morning Home Delivery Rates
Subscriptions and delivery options listed for the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal include morning, evening, Sunday, and combination plans with prices. The notice details monthly rates for home delivery and specific weekend combinations.
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Griffin to Lead Nixon Welfare Plan Drive in Senate
President Nixon designates Republican Whip Robert Griffin to push welfare reform in the 92nd Congress. Griffin aims for a Finance Committee seat, leveraging seniority to advance the family assistance plan and counter bipartisan opposition highlighted by fears of expanding welfare rolls.
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Mrs Lyndon Johnson Named UT Regent
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson was named to the University of Texas System board of regents for six years ending January 10 1977. Gov Preston Smith announced the appointment replacing William Bauer Port Lavaca whose term expired. Johnson is mother to Lynda Johnson Robb and Luci Johnson Nugent both connected to UT and she holds UT distinguished alumna honors.
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London Inflation Sparks Riot Question from Daily Mail Editor
Patrick Sergeant, city editor of the Daily Mail, asks who needs riots with inflation running high, signaling a shift in public mood and media framing of unrest.
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Patrick Sergeant
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Innocent Verdict Urged in Manson Tate Trial Summary
Defense attorney Irving Kanarek wrapped up his closing plea urging the jury to find Charles Manson not guilty of any crime. He argued America’s reputation would improve with an innocent verdict for Manson and his female co-defendants. The judge limited further argument. Maxwell Keith set to continue for Leslie Van Houten as the state resumes rebuttal next week.
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