No Accord Seen On Panama Canal
United States opposes all draft resolutions on Panama Canal as the U N Security Council in Panama enters its final day. Ambassador John Scali says no resolution is acceptable to the Nixon administration and a U S veto would follow any such measure. Panama seeks a UN call for sovereignty over the Canal Zone, while Latin American diplomats suggest Panama may soften its push after the council’s first Latin American session.
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Senate Approves Nixon Wage and Rent Controls Plan
The Senate backed Nixon inflation measures 85 to 2 extending wage and price controls through April 30, 1974 and approved rent controls for about 60 urban areas. The panel kept luxury units and new buildings exempt and required area studies before imposition. Proxmire’s six month freeze proposal failed 51 to 49 amid warnings of tight money and recession.
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Case
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Idaho
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New Jersey
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Kennedy To Speak At Wallace Rally
Sen Edward M Kennedy will speak at a July 4 Spirit of America Day celebration in Decatur Alabama honoring Gov George C Wallace. The event features two major Democrats with divergent bases and potential 1976 presidential implications. Kennedy confirmed acceptance in a call with Wallace.
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Edward M. Kennedy
George C. Wallace
Massachusetts
Decatur
Ala
Wallace
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Kennedy
VC To Free Last U S Prisoners Saturday
Saigon AP reports the Viet Cong say the final group of American prisoners will be released at Gia Lam airport in Hanoi on Saturday and Sunday. The U S Command lists 147 Americans still held, with 140 military personnel and seven civilians. Pentagon notes two navy fliers previously listed as missing are now POWs.
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Nixon Tickling Keys At Midnight
Washington AP reports President Nixon has started playing piano late at night in the White House family quarters. He also turns up the hi fi volume so loudly it "blasts through the house" as Mrs. Nixon notes. She says the midnight piano eases him and the couple discussed at a White House reception.
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Nixon
White House
Congress Debates Oil Allocation and Rationing Powers
Congress weighs giving the president authority to allocate petroleum products and ration them nationwide amid fears of shortages. The Senate kept allocation powers in a wage price bill, pressuring House hearings where major oil firms may oppose. Eagleton cites shortages threatening independents and prices. Tower argues market pricing remains best. The U.S. dollar slips in Europe as markets adjust to floating rates.
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D-Mo
Keting
Eagleton
John Tower
R-Tex
Tower
London
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Europe
Woodsboro Adopts Plan for Westward Growth and Traffic Fixes
Woodsboro unveils a master plan prioritizing western residential growth under a revised land use scheme. The plan calls for Md 194 bypass, two lane Md 550 arterial, and collector streets Gravel Hill and Coppermine. aims to curb heavy through traffic while expanding sewer capacity and adding a second middle school.
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Mar
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Second Street
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Dorcus Alley
Walkersville
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