U.S. Senators Push Phantoms to Israel Amid Middle East Tensions
Senate leaders introduce a resolution urging immediate Phantom jet sales to Israel at about 5 million dollars each as part of a broader push to sustain U.S. arms support. The measure also urges resistance to U.N. moves that could affect a 1967 peace framework, with long-standing calls to maintain secure borders and balance in the region.
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U S Lifts Textile Surcharge Amid Asian Restraints
The White House announced the 10 percent surcharge on noncotton textiles will be lifted as the United States reaches binding agreements with Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and Hong Kong to limit textile imports. The accords run three to five years with renewal options, signaling a shift after a three year effort to curb synthetic and woolen textile flows.
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White House
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South Korea
Taiwan
Hong Kong
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Peterson
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Senators Urge Nixon to Halt School Lunch Cutoffs
Fifty nine senators urge President Nixon to stop the Agriculture Department from enforcing guidelines they say would drop more than one million children from the federal school lunch program. The stance follows a House committee rebuke and ongoing disputes over funding levels and poverty thresholds for free or reduced meals.
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Nixon
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Thieu Aims To Reduce Military Role In Government
Defense officials expect South Vietnamese President Thieu to civilianize his regime to win broader support. A key group includes about a dozen generals who influence province and district leadership. Laird plans to discuss Vietnam politics with Thieu during an early next month visit.
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Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Pentagon
Defense
South Vietnam
United States
Melvin Laird
Vietnam
Record heat hits 102 in Imperial California
The National Weather Service reported the day’s high of 102 degrees in Imperial California, excluding Hawaii and Alaska, while Evanston Wyoming recorded a low of 23 degrees.
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New York
Twin Cities Chit Chat celebrates 90th birthday
Harry N. Black of Monroe aged 90 marked a milestone this week with his brother Frank Black of Terre Haute visiting from Indiana. Black has lived in Monroe since June 1916. Mr and Mrs George E Bryant Jr of Monroe celebrate five years of marriage with two young sons aged two and three.
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Industrialists Told Inflation To Be Slowed
White House economist Herbert Stein told over 100 corporate leaders that a brief price upsurge may follow the end of the Nixon freeze and Phase 2 controls. He forecast a 2-3% inflation by year end 1972 and warned price increases must be unevenly allowed while wage hikes vary. He noted an advisory panel and Pay Board will apply rules to keep overall anti inflation goals. He also cited a potential extension of the act to 1973 as a reasonable period for controls.
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Nixon
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President’s Council of Economic Advisers
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House panel rejects Senate cancer plan for 1.5 billion drive
The House public health subcommittee unanimously discards the Senate funded plan and pushes a three year 1.5 billion campaign to find cancer causes and a cure. Chairman Paul G. Rogers says his panel will detail its version, opposing an independent "conquest of cancer" agency and favoring an NIH aligned approach.
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Nixon
American Cancer Society
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House
National Cancer Institute
National Institutes of Health
Secretary of Health
Elliot L. Richardson
Moon geyser detected by Rice scientist in lunar water vapor
Houston based scientist Dr John W Freeman Jr and colleagues report that water clouds erupted from lunar brack on March 7 lasting about 14 hours covering over ten square miles on the Moon's eastern Oceans of Storms. The vapor measured 9 percent water while no liquid water was found.
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UPI
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Rice University
John W. Freeman Jr
Freeman
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Rice
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Texas
H. Kent Gills
Monroe area shows steady temperatures with warm days
The Monroe area expects no major temperature changes today through Saturday with highs around 82 to 86 and lows 56 to 60. Winds will be south at 5 to 15 mph. Sunday to Tuesday forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with a chance of showers and highs mainly in the 80s and cooler 70s by Tuesday. FAA reports Thursday high 84 and low 55 with no precipitation.
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Bomb blast devastates San Francisco Iranian Consulate
A large blast ripped the Iranian Consulate in Presidio Heights San Francisco causing extensive interior damage and fires. Police FBI and fire officials probe the bombing, with a Treasury bomb squad seeking blast type details while no injuries were reported.
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Conenl Caneral Parvir
FBI
Treasury Department
Malcom Howard
Treasury
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Calden
Presidio Heights
Texans Rescued After Five Days Afloat In Gulf
Three Texas fishermen were rescued by the shrimper Miss Virginia after the boat P.M.J. sank in a Gulf squall. The men spent nearly five days aboard a liferaft 15 miles off the coast southeast of Apalachicola before being spotted by Norman Davis, skipper of the Miss Virginia, who alerted the Coast Guard.
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Texas
Gulf of Mexico
Coast Guard
Miss Virginia
Panama City
Fla
Apalachicola
Norman Davis
P.M.J
St. Joe, Fla
Bomb explosion damages MIT building in Cambridge
A bomb shattered the Grover Hermann Building at MIT early today causing extensive damage to the fourth floor where the Center for International Studies is located. No one was inside. no injuries were reported. A Miss Elisberg office on the floor was spared. Police say the blast occurred after a threat call to the Record American.
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Cambridge, Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Grover Hermann
Institute
Center For International Studies
Daniel Elisberg
Center
Pentagon
Boston Record American
Cambridge
Kuznets Wins Nobel Prize In Economics
Harvard professor emeritus Simon Kuznets wins the Nobel Prize in Economics for his work on economic growth and development. He said he was delighted and surprised by the award and plans to continue research at his Cambridge home. The prize comes as Carl Sutherland of Vanderbilt won the medicine prize earlier in the week.
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Simon Kuznets
Harvard University
Kuznets
Cambridge
Sickholm
Pepe
Hans
Oo Mindve
Kiiaikov
Russia
Royal Academy « Saenees
Huarets
Storvard
Carl Sutherland
Vanderbilt University
Swedish Academy
Pay and Price Boards Created to Stabilize Economy
President Nixon formally created the Pay Board and Price Commission to enforce his wage price stabilization plan after the current freeze ends. The executive order delegates authority from the Cost of Living Council to the new bodies, with Connally detailing their wage and salary criteria and procedures. Meany warns voluntary controls may fail and urges broader price monitoring by workers.
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Nixon
Pay Board and Price Commission
White House
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
Cost of Living Council
Commission
Connally
Pay Board
Donald Rumsfeld
ALC10
George Meany
Meany
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There you are dear plate scene from a rural telegram
The joke line portrays a wife presenting a meal to her husband with a sly remark about his preferences. It captures a domestic moment typical of a light humorous column. The exchange hints at marital familiarity and a playful tug of convenience in daily life.
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