Hunger, energy talks color Food Day nationwide drive
A nationwide Food Day mobilization united consumer groups students and charities to fight hunger and malnutrition through fasting farm sales and public campaigns. Debates over problems and cures persisted with emphasis on developing nations high U.S. prices and nutrition in the American diet.
GNP declines at record rate in early year
Washington AP report says the gross national product, the broad measure of U S economic performance, fell in the January-March quarter at a record rate. Predictions from James L. Pate and other administration sources suggest a decline around 10 to 12 percent annual rate, the worst since federal data began.
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GNP records show deep recession and 1958 drop
Electronic breathing began keeping quarterly records on the GNP in 1947 and revealed the nation’s deep recession. The worst prior quarterly drop was 9.2 percent in early 1958, with the fourth quarter last year at 9 percent and annual decline at 2.2 percent. Government economists expect gradual improvement by midyear as inventories fall, industrial output slows its decline, and housing shows signs of a turn-around.
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Temple
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Central Texas
Frank Mayborn
Mayborn
Temple Daily Telegram
Central Texas College
Killeen
Texas
OCAW
GNP
Pate
Utility industry warns power shortage coming
The National Electric Reliability Council and Federal Energy Administrator Frank G. Zarb warn that cancelations of power plant projects threaten nationwide power shortages as early as 1978. The report predicts possible brownouts and rationing if demand rises and capacity remains tight, with Illinois eastern Wisconsin and northeast Missouri at highest risk.
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Associated Press
Washington
National Electric Reliability Council
Frank G. Zarb
U.S
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Missouri
Zarb
American Society of Newspapers Editors
ASNE
FEA
IRS says it gave 8 210 returns to federal groups
The Internal Revenue Service disclosed that 8 210 complete or partial tax returns were provided to other federal agencies in 1974. IRS officials cited routine requests by department heads for investigative purposes, while critics urged stronger confidentiality safeguards. Agencies ranged from U S attorneys to the Justice Department and others, with counts including 4 448 to attorneys and 3 228 to the Justice Department for various investigations.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Donald C. Alexander
Meade Whitaker
Whitaker
Alexander
Joseph M. Montoya
U.S
Justice Department
Commerce Department
Agriculture Department
Alcohol, Tobacco and Fire
Apodaca urges Chicanos to work within two parties
New Mexico Governor Jerry Apodaca told SMU students that Mexican Americans must engage the two party system to gain political influence. He dismissed third parties as ineffective, arguing major party support is essential for success in Texas and elsewhere.
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New Mexico
Jerry Apodaca
Southern Methodist University
Apodaca
Texas
South Texas
la Raza Unida
Titanic survivor dies 63 years after tragedy
Meyer Moore, 69, a retired El Paso shoe store owner and Titanic survivor, died Tuesday exactly 63 years after the ship sank on its maiden voyage. Immigrant from Russia, he and his mother were aboard the Titanic after changing plans from the Adriatic. He survived the lifeboats and Carpathia rescue, later keeping Titanic ticket stubs. Moore’s survivors include his wife Henrietta and three sons Ralph, Carl, and Ira, with four grandchildren. Funeral plans were incomplete.
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Tex
Meyer Moore
England
United States
Moore
S.S. Adriatic
Southampton
John Jacob Astor
Henrietta
Ralph
Austin
Carl
Kent
Ohio
Ira
Holland
Duval County factions hold rival courts in San Diego
In Duval County Texas a power struggle over county control pits the Old Party led by ousted Judge Archer Parr against a Carrillo family faction. District Judge Carrillo briefly suspended Parr. Parr’s “Parr court” plans a 9 a.m. session, while the Tobin court led by Dan Tobin Jr. schedules a 1 p.m. meeting.
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Duval County
Archer Parr
Carrillo
C.C
Parr
Tobin Court
Ramiro Carrillo
Manuel Amaya Jr
Leal
Valerio
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