Lower Speeds Reduced Toll Over Holiday
A regional survey shows reduced Fourth of July traffic deaths largely due to a nationwide 55 mph speed limit. Officials from multiple states cite lower speeds as the major factor behind the drop from 759 deaths in 1972 to 519 in 1973 and predict 450 to 550 fatalities for the 102 hour weekend.
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Chicago
Col
B. W. Jones
North Carolina State Patrol
National Safety Council
Richard Lueck
Minnesota State Patrol
Associated Press
Florida
Louisiana
Wisconsin
North
South Dakota
Massachusetts
Ohio
South Carolina
Connecticut
New Hampshire
New Mexico
Texas
Coloado
Arkansas
Minnesota
Nebraska
Ron Kay‘Kendall
Kuykendall
Miss Rentschler Elected Treasurer
Teresa Rentschler, 17, attended the Missouri Girls State in Columbia June 23 29. She was elected city treasurer and a delegate to the state congressional committee. She belonged to the Federalist party and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Bill Rentschler 835 N Kentucky Rd.
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Teresa Rentschler
Columbia
Federalist Party
American Legion Auxiliary
Bill Rentschler
Kentucky
Rad
Line Began Early Sunday Farm Wife Tells Own ESP Experiences For High Court Session
A crowded Supreme Court line for Nixon's case featured Bruce Kaplan guiding a yellow pad list to admit first in line. Elena Sassoner led the first arrivals while others formed orderly groups, with seats set aside for spectators, lawyers, and officials. In Cairo, Sadat's daughter Noha wed Hassan Sayed Mariei at a private ceremony and reception. In Adams, Barbara Goosen described ESP experiences, teaching, and public talks, detailing her journey from Akron to farming town life and her views on spirituality and natural law. A Mexico City report noted President Echeverria remarks on a 14-year-old topic calmed by diplomacy.
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Line
Washington
Nixon
Leon Jaworski
Supreme Court
Bruce Kaplan
Chicago
Kaplan
Joseph Reid
Reid
Elena Sassoner
New Rochelle
N.Y
Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Noha
Hassan Sayed Mariei
Sadat
Alexandria
Aristotle Onassis
Idris Senoussi
al Ahram
American University of Cairo
Sayed Mariei
Egypt
Arab Socialist Union
United Nations
Sadats
Lubna
Adams, Okla
Barbara Goosen
Akron
Ohio
Bellefontaine
Goosen
Seip
All New
OAS Ends Cuba Embargo Threat as Castro Regime Stays Silent
In a July 8, 1974 report the OAS moves toward lifting the blockade on Cuba after noting the island no longer seeks to export revolution. The 1962 embargo, imposed on Fidel Castro’s regime, would be reconsidered with Mexico as the lone Latin American country remaining aligned with Cuba.
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Cuba
Organization of American States
Fidel Castro
Mexico
OAS
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Enda Lee
Mietny
Festival OF Music Box
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University of Cincinnati
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Mexico City
Luis Echeverria
MMA
Klines Dept
Mexico Area
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E. As
W. Monroe
Taylor
Trome
Nevada
Missouri
S. Jefferson
AL Lawrence
Jude Tax
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