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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1971

Page

9

U S Jobless Total Dips To 6 Per Cent

U S unemployment eased to 6 percent in September with 28 million jobless. The Labor Department reported 205,060 rise in seasonally adjusted total employment to 192 million, while adult male unemployment and women’s rates showed slight shifts. The report urged prompt action on tax proposals and noted continued economy pressures amid broader labor force dynamics. The piece also mentions rebels seizing a radio station amid political turmoil in Argentina and the government’s response.

Washington Secretary of the Treasury Soin B. Connally Frank Cobless Horde Gon Osind Sone Veheer Nixon Bn Naktis Heer Denon Werpers Iuechies Seaa Oursindy

Argentine Army Units Rebel Against Government

Two Argentine Army units staged an uprising Friday against the government led by President Alejandro Lanussey. The revolt appeared tied to followers of former dictator Juan D. Peron. Gen. Roberto Marcelo Levings ordered troops to move against the rebels.

Buenos Afres Argentina Roberto Marcelo Levings Dicta Alejandro Lanussey Ele Juan D. Peron

Nixon reads citizen letters as wage-price plan outlined

Mrs. Jones of Woodbury New Jersey a 42 year old widow and high school teacher was among four letter writers quoted by President Nixon during a Phase 2 economic policy speech. She accepted a marriage proposal from her boyfriend George Krasiewski while listening.

Virginia Jones Nixon Jones Woodbury N.J George Kra Siewski Afl-Cio George Meany Texas Preston Smith James L. Griffith Griffith Fuxa Fetter White House Vietnam Pampa

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