Beef Demand Decline Seen As Temporary
Washington observers say a dip in consumer beef demand may be brief and not affect prices. A National Association of Food Chains survey found 15 of 16 chains ordering less beef last week, with off 3 to 4 percent. Wholesale slaughter and prices remain high, while officials note possible substitution and mixed retail responses.
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Quipster Alter Youre No Longer Young ExCUSE
The prompt text appears as a playful remark urging a shift in excuse strategy. It presents a humorous theme about aging and imagination rather than a structured news item or report.
Nixon challenges Senate to court test on executive privilege
President Nixon invited a court ruling if the Senate seeks a test of executive privilege over John Dean III testimony at L Patrick Gray II FBI director hearings. He said Mitchell and Stans would testify if summoned, while defending separation of powers and denying Dean selectively. The briefing touched on Vietnam cease fire violations and price control ideas amid a wide policy briefing.
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China Frees Two Pilots From POW Status at Clark Air Base
Two U S military pilots Maj Philip E Smith and Lt Cmdr Robert J Flynn arrived at Clark Air Base after being held prisoner in China. Both were shot down during the Vietnam War and were welcomed by U S officials. They carried gifts for family and colleagues and spoke with reporters before departing for the United States.
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Weather Outlook Brings Showers Across Permian Basin
A low pressure system over Arizona is expected to move eastward bringing a 40 percent chance of showers in the Permian Basin this afternoon and evening, dropping to about 20 percent tonight. Highs near 67, lows around 40, with wind 6 to 12 mph tonight.
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Illinois Debtor Loss Prompts State Liability Question
U S District Court Judge orders Illinois to pay 20 million dollars to 14 000 depositors of the defunct City Savings and Loan Association saying state officers willfully failed to exercise proper supervision allowing the fraud to deplete life savings. The decision could set a precedent for state liability for fraud by licensed entities under state regulation.
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Retired Canadian Diplomat Urged Peace in 1966
An account of his mission described in The Pentagon Papers was not secret by the time Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony Russo copied it. The document details a diplomat’s push for a settlement and public talks, reflecting Cold War era peace efforts and the broader topic of U S policy.
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Anthony Russo
Senate Panel Weakens Meetings Bill
A Senate subcommittee approved the open meetings act with amendments to protect reporters sources and restrict public disclosure. Provisions would allow exclusion of the public in certain meetings and permit social gatherings of officials without violating the law. An amendment would let the Texas Supreme Court compel disclosure only if proven beyond a reasonable doubt that refusal would cause substantial harm or public health risk.
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Saigon Buddhist attack leaves many dead and wounded
A dawn blast at the Soai Kiem Pagoda in Tra Cu district, Vinh Binh province, kills 17 and wounds 88 per military and police early figures. Officials blame Communist terrorists. most victims are Cambodian residents. No arrests reported.
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