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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1971

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Brazilian student crowned Miss World amid protests in London

Lucia Petterle, 22, a Brazilian medical student, won Miss World 1971 at Albert Hall. protesters outside shouted slogans while police kept them away from the ceremony. Brucene Smith of Texas finished sixth as Petterle vowed to promote Brazil during her reign and pursue modeling earnings.

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Technical Economic Indexes Clarified For Non-Experts

A primer explains discount rate prime rate money supply and the surcharge as tools of monetary policy. The Federal Reserve cut the discount rate from 5 percent to 4 percent and banks adjust lending with the prime rate.

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U S Vietnam Casualties Reach New Low Across Most Rates

Saigon reports last week saw the lowest casualty levels in months in most categories, except American dead totals which include prior fatalities. Eight Americans killed in combat, 12 wounded, and 33 dead from nonhostile causes were recorded.

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Cable Television Compromise Wins OK

The National Cable Television Association says it has agreed in principle to a compromise settlement ending the six year dispute that has limited cable TV growth. The plan from the Office of Telecommunications Policy would allow two extra channels in about 100 market areas, with limits on how far the channels reach.

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