Thieu Plans Re Election Run If Unopposed
President Nguyen Van Thieu told provincial officials and campaign aides he will run for re election on October 3 even if he is the only candidate. Acting Premier Nguyen Lau Vien announced voting would proceed as scheduled. Ky’s name remains on the ballot though he said he would not campaign, and U.S. pressure led to his reinstatement after disqualification.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Vietnam Press
Ment
Nguyen Lau Vien
Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
U.S
Agnew Sees Meany Back Nixon Economic Plan
Vice President Spiro Agnew said AFL-CIO chief George Meany will support Nixon’s economic program, calling Meany a patriotic American who will place public and worker interests above any group when needed. He spoke before the American Society of Association Executives near Miami after Meany’s remarks on Nixon.
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Bal Harbour
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Spiro Agnew
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Nixon
Agnew
American Society of Association
Miami
World currency talks eyed as IMF meeting looms in London
London reports IMF indications place a Group of 10 session in London on September 15 after European finance ministers meet in Brussels. IMF chief Schweitzer signaled Japan and the United States dropped objections to an early gathering to discuss currency revaluations amid the dollar crisis.
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London
International Monetary Fund
Washington
European Common Market
Brussels
Pierre-Paul Schweiter
IMF
Japan
United States
U.S
Nixon
Ottawa
Edgar Benson
RAF
Warm start to the week with showers possible
Tonight and tomorrow may bring showers while warmth persists. Highs reach the mid 80s with overnight lows near 60. Yesterday peaked at 62 and this morning fell to 65.
Cam Ranh Bay Ammunition Dump Hit By Sappers
The Cam Ranh Bay dump faced a Viet Cong sapper attack with nine civilians killed and 21 wounded, while American troops went on heightened readiness. Reports said less than a dozen Americans were wounded, and several other bases across Vietnam were shelled in small caliber contacts.
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Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
Cam Ranh Bay
Air Force
Cam Ranh
Lyndon B Johnson
Camp Faulkner
196Th
da Nang
Lai Khe
Shredded Checks Puzzle Nears Solution in Boise Teens
Dozens of Boise teenagers have nearly completed sorting through more than 7,500 shredded checks after a bank error. First Security Bank of Idaho officials said all checks are accounted for or replaced with no loss to depositors. The mishap began when a janitor shredded a box of clearing house checks on July 8.
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Boise, Idaho
Boise
First Security Bank of Idaho
Restored Shredded Checks Reached 97.4 Percent
Bank officials on Tuesday reported 7 052 shredded checks were restored, representing 97.4 percent of the checks involved. The restoration effort aims to recover value and maintain records for customers and audits.
Rural recreation loans mostly benefit city dwellers GAO says
Auditors report that rural recreation loans from the Farmers Home Administration largely serve urban residents. Of 682 organizations borrowing $19 million, many impose membership limits and high fees, with only small rural populations served. GAO urges Congress to review continuing the program.
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Congressional Auditors
General Accounting Office
Congress
Farmers Home Administration
GAO
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