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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1973

Page

3

Nixon plan would phase out saving rate ceilings in five years

Washington AP reports the Nixon administration plans a five year phase out of Regulation Q ceilings on savings accounts as part of a broader financial reforms bill expected to reach Congress this summer. The move aims to raise savers returns while keeping a gradual pace favored by advisers.

Washington Nixon Congress Treasury Department Troika Federal Reserve Board Savings and Loan Associations S&ls Reed O. Hunt Crown Zellerbach Corp Hunt Commission Federal Reserve

South Viets Launch Attack on Commies

Saigon said South Vietnamese troops attacked near the central coast intercepting a Communist arms transport in Binh Dinh. Government forces reported 49 enemy dead and 100 plus weapons captured, with two soldiers wounded on the government side. A separate blast at Tam Ky killed 20 and wounded 30. President Thieu pledged pushing back North Vietnamese and Viet Cong.

Saigon Saigon Command le Trung Hie Binh Dinh Hien Nguyen van Thieu

Viet Cong to Release Two Prisoners as Pro Communist Claims Rise

Deputy Tran Ngoc Chau and student leader Huynh Tan Mam near release to the Viet Cong. Spokesman says their pro Communist activity claims will be weighed if they seek to stay in South Vietnam as "freedom seekers." Viet Cong boycotts Joint Military Commission meetings over transportation disputes.

Mer Tran Ngoc Chau Huynh Tan Mam Viet Cong Thhey South Vietnam Joint Military Commission Saigon

Philadelphia Girl Scouts debate new abortion clinic badge

The Girl Scouts of Philadelphia approved a badge titled To Be A Woman sparking criticism from opponents who claim it implies promiscuity. Officials defend the badge as part of a broader program on sexual development, body awareness, and opportunities for young women.

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