Malaysia Juggler Of Orient
Kuala Lumpur reports describe Malaysia as a juggler balancing 45 percent indigenous Malays and 40 percent Chinese descent. The piece notes the challenge of maintaining economic control amid demographic balance and changing conditions.
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Malaysia
Juggler of Orient
Kuala Lumpur
Man Lost In Wilds 2 Months
A British Columbia trapper Ronald Woodcock, 48, wandered 90 miles in the Skeena River region after losing his way June 1 and surviving two months on berries. He was found near Hazelton by fishermen, weighed 170 pounds before the ordeal and 70 pounds lighter, and credits thoughts of family for his will to endure. He plans to restart his life after recovery in hospital.
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Hazelton
B.C
British Columbia
Ronald Alvin Woodcock
Woodcock
Blackwater Lake
Skeena
Jack
Texas Prepares For 7.2 Million Vehicle Registrations
Texas will register 7.2 million motor vehicles in 1971, says H. C. Pittman, executive vice president of the Texas Automobile Dealers Association. Only California will exceed Texas in motor vehicle registration.
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Austin, Tex
Texas
H. C. Pittman
Texas Automobile Dealers Association
California
Worm theft investigation in San Mateo County
San Mateo County deputies dig for clues in a case where Edna R. Lodge reports $300 worth of worms stolen from seven bins used for fish bait and nursery supply sales in Woodside.
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Woodside
Calif
San Mateo Coun
Edna R. Lodge
Triple Nickel Air Force aircraft to be retired to museum
A 17 year old EC-121 aircraft nicknamed Triple Nickel will move Tuesday to the U S Air Force Museum at Wright Field Dayton after 22 000 flying hours. ADC officials say the plane served in Southeast Asia combat patrols and earned its place as a landmark display.
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Dayton
U. S. Air Force Museum
Wright Field
Aerospace Defense Command
ADC
Adc’s 452Nd Airborne Early Warning and Control Wing
McCrellan Afb
Sacramento
Calif
Lockheed
Howard Hughes
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Thomas K. McGehee
Air Force Museum
Southeast Asia
Nixon expands federal funds to boost mortgage market
President Nixon authorizes two billion dollars to support the national mortgage market aiming to hold interest ceilings at seven percent. Housing Secretary Romney says GNMA will expand operations to buy a wider range of mortgages. GNMA will purchase FHA insured or VA guaranteed loans at 95 to 96 percent of par.
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Washington
Nixon
Housing and Urban Development
George Romney
Romney
Government
National Mortgage Association
GNMA
HUD
Federal Housing Administration
Veterans Administration
United States Faces Sharp Drop in International Reserves
The United States will lose about one thirteenth of its international reserves in a four country deal. The move reduces total assets to about 12.5 billion and draws 862 million from the IMF in francs and guilders.
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United States
Treasury
International Monetary Fund
U.S
IMF
France
Britain
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