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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1974

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U S Favors 12 Mile Sea Limit at Law Conference

The United States supports a 12 mile territorial sea at the Law of the Sea Conference. John Lewesen, US delegate, said the plan seeks a standard while allowing transit through straits. Peru, Ecuador and Chile push 200 mile limits and the U S asks guarantees for straits and nonliving resources access.

Caracas Venezuela United States United Naver Cleef John Lewesen Ares Traditiona United Rates U.S Peru Ecuador Chile California Lima

British Labourites Defeated In Parliament Three Times

In London AP report the Labour minority faced multiple defeats in Parliament over three days. Prime Minister Harold Wilson faced pressure to call general elections as the party lost a government bill on lottery reform by 49 to 42 and earlier votes rejected tax refunds and nationalization plans. Robert Mellish said the losses signal a need for a general election.

London Harold Britain Wilson Labor House of Commons Nationaire Robert Mellish

US Canada reach coast pollution control accord

The United States and Canada sign an Atlantic and Pacific coast pollution agreement after two years of talks. Each nation assigns coast based controllers to monitor and respond to pollution within 12 miles, with cross border cooperation and jurisdiction rules for map occurrences and shared responsibilities.

Ottawa Ontario United States Canada Great Lakes

Tornadoes Tear Through Northern Indiana Injuring Twenty

Tornadoes and high winds struck northern Indiana injuring about 20 people. Lowell suffered roofs blown off ten homes and four businesses with minor injuries, while Jasper County reported about 10 injuries. A tractor trailer overturns in Lake County and several towns report touchdowns amid a wider storm front.

Lowell Ind Indiana Illinois State Line South Bend Bryan Manufacturing Co Lake County Chicago Lake Michigan Jasper County Virgin Fowler Hebron Rensselaer Lafayette Benton National Weather Service Indianapolis

Inflation Rate Still Unchecked

Washington AP reports continued inflation pressures in May with the CPI up 1.1 percent, food costs surging and broad price increases across housing, health, clothing, and used cars. The index reached 145.6, meaning $145.60 needed to buy what $100 did in 1967.

Washington Singer Max

Nixon Observes 33rd Wedding Anniversary at Camp David

President and Mrs Nixon mark their 33rd anniversary with a family gathering at Camp David Maryland They married June 21 1941 at the Mission Inn Riverside California Nixon then a young lawyer Pat Ryan a Whittier High School teacher met during Whittier tryouts They plan rest and prep for next weeks Europe NATO and Soviet summit talks and have returned from a diplomatic tour of five Middle Eastern countries.

Washington Nixon Camp David Mission Inn Riverside Calif Pat Ryan Whittier High School California Whittier Nixons Europe NATO

Three White Tiger Cubs Born At Cincinnati Zoo

The Cincinnati Zoo reports three newborn white tiger cubs born to Kesari with father Ramana dead this week. The cubs weigh about three pounds each and are being incubated as two siblings were rejected by their mother and receive expert care. Only five white tigers exist in the United States, all descended from Mohan captured in India in 1951.

Cincinnati Zoo Cincinnati Chi AP Cea Remar United States Wilbon Qweesman Ugers Khan Albinus Kesari Wilson Mohan India Maharaji Rewa

Israel vows more raids on guerrillas after kibbutz attack

Israel says its search for peace will not stop strikes against Arab guerrilla groups that kill Israelis. the foreign ministry in Jerusalem issued the statement after the week’s fourth air raids on Palestinian targets in Lebanon in retaliation for the Aneir Shamir kibbutz attack. a guerrilla spokesman in beirut said 90 refugees were killed and 122 wounded in raids Thursday, with two lebanese killed and six wounded, according to a lebanese government spokesman.

Israel Middle East Lebanon Anei Shamir Beirut

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