After Summit Allies Worry In AP News Analysis
AP News Analysis by William L. Ryan discusses how the Nixon Brezhnev summit shifts superpower relations and unsettles allies. It notes North Vietnam and North Korea tensions, European concerns over troop reductions and a European security conference, and the potential for restrained but ongoing Cold War dynamics affecting allied interests and autonomy.
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Old Ironsides to Undergo Drydock Overhaul
The USS Constitution will be sent to the Charlestown Naval Yard for a lengthy drydock overhaul expected to last 144 to two years. Public access will be limited during work but viewing from a platform will be allowed and yard artifacts will be shown in a museum.
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Tax plan proposal shifts burden from property to income
Missouri official urges funding schools through income tax and federal revenue sharing. He says no tax increase but changes distribution. He notes elderly residents face growing costs as public school funding remains a concern and speaks at a Kiwanis Club in a St Louis County town.
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Milder Humphrey McGovern debate centers on tax plan
In a toned down NBC Meet the Press clash in Los Angeles, Sen. Hubert Humphrey apologized for calling McGovern a fool over tax ideas and both candidates ruled out Wallace as a possible running mate. The exchange focused on McGovern’s tax and defense plans, with McGovern defending his inheritance tax and income supplement while noting air-base commitments and property tax relief.
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Mass casualty gunfire and explosions at Tel Aviv airport
Reports describe three young Japanese extremists using submachine items and hazardous devices to attack the passenger terminal of Tel Aviv's international airport. Dozens wounded, 25 killed, as attackers, one of whom blew himself up, others injured or captured. Incidents also mention Nixon's Iran visit, a Brazilian hijacking, and U.S. Navy strikes in Saigon amid broader violent events.
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Miss Jo Thomas Honor Graduate at Missouri Valley College
Lydia Jo Thomas daughter of Mr and Mrs L Buford Thomas of 1330 N Kentucky Road graduated cum laude with a BS in elementary education at the 83rd Missouri Valley College commencement in Marshall Rusk former US Secretary of State and current professor spoke.
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Duchess To England Friday
London AP reports the body of the Duke of Windsor is flown to England by RAF. The 77 year old duke died in Paris and his widow, who canceled her trip due to strain, plans to stay at Buckingham Palace Friday. The body will lie in state at Windsor Castle and funeral rites follow at Frogmore.
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Mexico Ledger Classified Rates and Hours
Publication details for the Mexico Ledger list post office, pricing for mail and subscriptions by region, and office hours. Includes rates for in-state, out-of-state, and armed forces, plus delivery options and contact times.
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Audrain
Move From Welfare Into Job Market
Albany AP reports New York State welfare to work program shows 22,748 recipients placed in jobs in nine months. Deputy official says the effort helps recipients meet responsibility to seek employment while 39,124 were removed for missing interviews or other reasons.
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Department of Social Services
Social Services
Abe Lavine
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Barry van Lare
Welfare program study shows limited job retention
The 1971 Legislature created employable and nonemployable welfare groups. A sample of 455 placements in Sept showed 32 percent lasted a week or less and about one third remained employed by November. The study did not assign dollar figures, but noted the program fostered an employment-seeking atmosphere.
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van Lare
Lavine
Black officer nominated to lead New York Stock Exchange
New York AP reports Jerome H. Holland the U S ambassador to Sweden is nominated as the first black director in the NYSE's 180 year history per The New York Times.
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Sweden
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