Omaha Park Stall A Battleground Of Civil Disorder
Police and Omaha youths clashed for the third straight night in Memorial Park area. Dozens of youths and several officers suffered minor injuries as crowds threw bottles rocks and sticks. Gas, tear gas and nightsticks broke up the demonstrations while more than 50 arrests were reported.
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Omaha Park
Omaha
Neb
Memorial Park
Elmwood Park
Dodge Street
Dodge
Eugene Leahy
al Pattavina
Nixon abandons target for 1.065 trillion economy
AP report notes the Nixon administration has largely given up on reaching a 1.065 trillion GNP target for the year. Dr. Paul McCracken told Congress inflation could accelerate if growth meets the old target, with unemployment not rising as steeply but inflation remaining a concern. He cited inflation fears and reluctance to use tax cuts as stimulus, stressing restraint and continued easy money by the Fed.
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Washington
Congress
Paul W. McCracken
Nixon
Council of Economic Advisers
McCracken
Senate House Economic Committee
Federal Reserve
Sanctuary of Hollywoods Fitness Elite Heads to The Sun
Hollywood health spas grow around Hollywood Beverly Hills with coed Sanctuary led by AnneMarie Bennstrom. The Sanctuary attracts 650 members at 350 a year including Peggy Lipton and Dyan Cannon while New Executive Health Club hosts 462 members at 300 yearly.
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Los Angeles-area
Hollywood-Beverly Hills
heart-of-Hollywood
AnneMarie Bennstrom
Peggy Lipton
Dyan Cannon
Kim Darby
Jim Backus
Leslie Aggars
Lesley Ann Warren
Florence Henderson
Ozzie Nelson
Executive Health Club
Beverly Hills
Pat Boone
Richard Ney
Jerry Quarry
Growls
Sydney Doyle
Japan nuclear role sparks Nixon cabinet split
Reports of a possible Japanese deployment of nuclear weapons trigger a cabinet rift in the Nixon administration. The State Department dismissed the claims as cloudy and uncertain while Melvin Laird in Tokyo reportedly declined a briefing on the nonproliferation treaty.
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Washington
Japan
Nixon
State Department
Department
Charles W. Bray
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Tokyo
Laird
Bray
United States
U.S
Sovie Union
William P. Rogers
California White House
Rogers
Asia
Welfare cuts spread as 22 states trim aid
A federal HEW survey shows 22 states cutting or considering welfare reductions as budgets tighten. Alabama cut 6,000 families. Maine ended an unemployed parent program. Rhode Island dropped two benefits. Kansas plans a 20 percent payment cut September 1. Other states cited include Georgia New Jersey New Mexico New York Nebraska and South Dakota.
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Alabama
Maine
Rhode Island
Kansas
States
Georgia
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
Nebraska
South Dakota
Arizona
California
Connecticut
Delaware
Idaho
Illinois
Minnesota
New Hampshire
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Pentagon sees Laos spending cap as unworkable
The Pentagon told the Senate a proposed $200 million ceiling on U S spending in Laos is unworkable because officials cannot verify how much money is being spent. A Defense Department memo cited the combat situation preventing nation by nation accounting while Sen. Stuart Symington urged adoption, noting Laos costs exceed $374 million annually and raising concern over B52 raids. He would exempt air strikes on the Ho Chi Minh Trail from the ceiling. The Pentagon opposed the limit.
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Washington
Pentagon
Senate
U.S
Laos
Giétly
Defense Department
Southeast Asia
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Symington
Missouri
Ho Chi Minh Trail
South Vietnam
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Hollywood Stull
Hollywood
Ali MacGraw
Ryan O’neal
Phil’ Harris
Ross
Fredd Wayne
Miss Bernstrom
Sweden
University of Lund
Golden Door
Escondido
Calif
National Geographic
Rigel
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Hawaii
Mississippi
Nevada
Oklahoma
Maryland
Ohio
Wisconsin
Joe Caleb
Patterson Chevrolet & Oldsmobile, Inc
Joe
Saupe Dea
James, Garner
Alan Ard
Jason Robards
Katharine Ross
Amnter Eappartios Airport
Burt Dean Langaster
Martin Jean Seberg
Jacqueline Bisset
Rory
Franklin Savings
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