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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1974
Page
2
A Senate debate centers on the Air Force B1 bomber program with advocates and critics arguing over its cost and strategic value. Discussion includes calls for public disclosure of the intelligence agencies annual budget and related oversight measures.
The Democratic governors chair, Winfield Dunn, says GOP scare tactics about a veto-proof Congress distract from Watergate era issues. Gov. Ford rejects claims of guaranteed Democratic votes and urges reform while noting plans to seek two-thirds House Senate control to override vetoes.
Seattle AP In a National Governor series Mandel denounced corruption by two groups. He criticized giant corporations for token fines and immune individuals who dodge punishment. He urged equal campaign access and blasted media practices during the discussion.
The White House panel and Stanford Research Institute findings agree the gap in the Nixon Watergate tape could result from mechanical or functional issues. Rose Mary Woods testified she accidentally caused four to five minutes of erase time during transcription of the June 20 1972 recording. The seven major conclusions match January preliminary findings, with over 50 pages of technical support.
The FDA set first federal standards for nonprescription antacids, allowing promotion only for heartburn sour stomach and acid indigestion. About 800 brands must relabel or reformulate within one year or be pulled. Major products like Alka Seltzer and Bromo Seltzer will stress use only with concurrent headache and acid indigestion.
In Geneva, Generals Sateerand and Adnan signed a disengagement agreement to return prisoners of war. The exchange includes 337 Syrians and 28 others for 3 Israelis, with 32 wounded swapped for 23. The Red Cross notes airlifts from Damascus and planned assessments by the International Committee of the Red Cross.
In Bolivia near La Paz President Huse Kanzer says a military revolt led by Bola AB Two calonels was smashed Tuesday night. Kanzer, a 1971 coup veteran, was visiting Sucre when armored columns surrounded the presidential palace and a bazooka fired at its portals. The unrest includes university protests and extended campus closures.
Leonard Woodcock is slated to head the United Auto Workers negotiations after an amendment allows a three year term for officers. The change ends the two year limit and enables Woodcock to seek a third term, a move debated by delegates led by the United National Caucus.
An earthquake rattled a broad area of eastern Missouri early today with the first tremor at 3:05 a.m. CDT lasting about 30 seconds. No injuries or major damage were reported. Police said they were quickly inundated with telephone calls.
In Williamsburg Virginia AP report Sen. Simon says anti inflation drive requires restraints and a higher unemployment rate. He argues demand must stay near but below productive capacity to avoid crippling effects and that government spending should slow to curb inflation. He notes public support for tough policies as Americans tire of rising prices.
Three gunmen abducted 71 year old Earl of Donoughmore and his wife at their County Tipperary estate. Police questioned suspects but released them. a bloodstain and a gunshot report surfaced. The kidnapping may be linked to hunger strikes in British jails and IRA retaliation plans amid Northern Ireland turmoil.
In Grass Valley California Rusty a Chesapeake Bay retriever owned by the Krauses caught a $100 bill in his mouth after it bounced off Mrs. Krause's knee. The dog swallowed the bill and bacon but path to recovery came after two days when the bill was recovered in usable condition.
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