Nader says federal auto probes buried safety defects
Consumer advocate Ralph Nader accuses the federal government of shelving investigations into brake failures, window explosions, engine dislocations and fires in both domestic and imported cars since 1967. He cites GM and Ford examples and says millions of vehicles may be affected.
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Japan and United States stay tied despite Nixon policy
New York AP report quotes Japan's Prime Minister Eisaku Sato saying the Japan United States relationship remains fundamentally intact despite Washington's new China and economic policies. Sato notes close collaboration as essential and warns some export sectors may face impact from surcharges while optimism grows for imports. He predicts normalcy within two years.
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Thieu Frames Oct. Election as National Referendum
President Thieu said in a nationwide TV address he will run as the sole candidate in South Vietnam’s October 3 vote but will resign if the public rejects his policies. Analysts see the speech as a proposed resignation trigger with Nguyen Van Huyen poised to act temporarily. Thieu’s talks with U.S. Ambassador Bunker preceded the broadcast.
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U.S. Casualties in Vietnam Hold Low Weekly Toll
The U S Command reports 19 Americans killed in action in Vietnam last week, the highest weekly toll in seven weeks but still the lowest casualty level in six years. 97 wounded, 4 nonhostile deaths. Total U S deaths in this period under 20 each week for seven weeks, with 14 average for the week. Totals now: U S 45 471 killed, 9 742 nonhostile, 301 456 wounded. South Vietnam 132 463 killed, 286 793 wounded. North Vietnam 768 007 killed.
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Vietnamization completes turnover of Qui Nhon base
The U S Navy handed over Qui Nhon Support Base to South Vietnam as part of Vietnamization. The facility 275 miles northeast of Saigon supplied logistic support and repair for Vietnamese naval forces operating along the central coast. North Vietnam marked Ho Chi Minh's independence anniversary with little insurgent activity and reported flood recovery.
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Franklin Taxes Examined Against Nearby Districts
Thom Hall reviews Franklin school funding in today’s series, comparing local taxes with neighboring districts. Page 24.
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Ohioans Cite Ethic Concerns Over Public Officials
In Columbus the House Select Committee hears two ethics bills. The administration plan would require full financial disclosure by all three branches, with separate ethics panels to rule on complaints. Republican sponsors push a disclosure free bill citing privacy for public officials.
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Final vigil as John McCormack stays by Harriet’s side
Washington AP reports Speaker John McCormack keeps constant watch beside his dying wife Harriet Joyce McCormack at Providence Hospital. He dismisses nurses, insists on remaining fully clothed, prays near a portrait of Jesus, and cherishes 51 years of marriage despite his 87 year old wife’s condition and his pending retirement. He rose from humble beginnings to 21 terms in Congress and once stood first in White House succession.
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Rainy Weather With Highs in mid 80s Continues
The forecast calls for more rain tonight and tomorrow with humid air. Temperatures will peak in the mid 80s, with overnight lows in the upper 60s. Yesterday's high reached 86 and the morning low was 70.
Vacation Road Map Riddle for Wives and Husbands
A playful line suggests distant travel as a vacation idea with a humorous twist. It implies letting a wife read the road map for guidance on offbeat destinations and personal preferences.
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