McGovern Attacks Nixon Economics
Senator George McGovern denounces President Nixon as turning the U S economy into a palace for the privileged. He criticizes Nixon's acceptance speech and vows to restore Franklin Delano Roosevelt era principles with support from labor groups and Hubert Humphrey. He also notes the American Federation of Teachers endorsement and campaign backing.
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Milk price rise tied to campaign giving, Nixon era
Washington report links large dairy group contributions to Nixon with a March 25 1971 decision to raise federal milk price supports from 4.66 to 4.93 per hundredweight. The Post cites letters in a lawsuit and notes the move boosted dairy payments by as much as 700 million. The letters, shared with the attorney general and Senate panel, cite political leverage as a factor in the reversal from the March 13 plan to hold prices steady.
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Scaffolding Collapse Injures Ten in Sacramento
Ten people were injured when heavy steel scaffolding under construction collapsed from an overpass in Sacramento California. The accident disrupted traffic as crews responded and authorities investigated the cause.
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Massive Auto Pileup in Breda Netherlands
About 70 vehicles including cars trucks and tankers crashed in dense fog near Rotterdam. At least 12 killed five tankers burned and 30 ambulances moved between hospitals and the scene at Prinsenbeek. Eyewitnesses said visibility dropped to near zero over a 10 mile stretch.
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Wallace Celebrates 53rd Birthday in Montgomery
Gov. George C. Wallace returns to the Alabama executive mansion to mark his 53rd birthday with a likely cake and party. A spokesman said he may celebrate with friends and family before resuming therapy at Spain Rehabilitation Center to maintain independence despite paralysis. The governor and Mrs. Wallace toured the Birmingham Zoo on Thursday with their family.
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Bakers Seek Price Hikes Amid Wheat Trade Deals
American Bakers Association urges the Cost of Living Council to approve higher bread prices to offset rising costs from the U S Soviet wheat trade. A federal bill to back a Wheat Industry Council faces opposition over potential consumer price impacts.
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Car Production On The Increase This Week
Auto production is expected to rise by about 31,000 units this week per Automotive News. Ford's San Jose California and American Motors' Kenosha Wisconsin plants will run overtime on Saturday while GM pushes to max output of 1973 models. Overall passenger car output is forecast at 161,345 versus 130,483 last week and 168,024 a year earlier. Truck output leads with 1,575,232 year to date, and this week's truck production is seen at 43,063.
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McCloskey Divorced Suit Filed in California
Representative Paul N. Pete McCloskey was sued for divorce in San Mateo County Superior Court by his wife Caroline after 23 years of marriage. Citing irreconcilable differences, she seeks support for herself and custody of their two minor children John 16 and Kathleen 13, while noting two older children Nancy 21 and Peter 19. The couple separated June 8, with hopes for reconciliation previously voiced.
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Fischer Spassky Draw In 18th World Chess Match
In Reykjavik the 18th chess game ended in a draw after 30 minutes of resumed play. Fischer earned a half point to reach 10% of the championship total while Spassky stood at 7% after this fifth consecutive draw. The game featured a tense endgame and a forced repetition on Spassky’s 47th move.
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