Insurance scheme halted by State Board across firms
A San Antonio corporation and two agents were ordered to stop an insurance sales scheme by the State Insurance Board. Dailey and Klein face either $1,000 penalties or license loss. Federal Employee Association told to halt selling without a license. Army plans affirmative action shift to boost black officers and widen minority roles while trimming blacks in combat arms.
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Tex
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State Insurance Board
Barton W. Dailey
William Klein
Federal Employee Association
Army
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Arab oil producers turn to West for loans
Three Arab oil nations short of funds bypass richer governments and seek more than 2.5 billion dollars in loans from the United States and Western Europe. Iraq Algeria and Oman aim for commercial loans and aid to finish development plans slowed by high oil prices and industrialized-country downturns. Saudi Arabia and Iran face cash strains due to arms and domestic programs, while Iraq and Iran remain longtime enemies.
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Europe
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Sultanate
Saudi Arabia
Iran
Stevenson eulogized for solid principles in Junction
Former Texas Gov. Coke Robert Stevenson was eulogized in Junction as a man of solid principles. The ceremony highlighted his public service, leadership and commitment to duty.
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Tampa
Fla
Edward Gurney
Gurney
Maine
Stevenson
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Junction
First Presbyterian Church
San Angelo
U.S. Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dolph Briscoe
Janey
Allan Shivers
Price Daniel Sr
LBJ
Peron tightens grip after labor clashes in Argentina
President Isabel Peron marked the first anniversary of Juan Peron's death amid a clash with labor leaders over austerity. Talks with dissenting unions yielded no comment as general strikes hit Cordoba and Mendoza. Observers say Peron and Jose Lopez Rega appear to hold the upper hand for now while pushing wage cuts and unity.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Isabel Peron
Juan D. Peron
Cordoba
Mendoza
Consumers Expect Continued Price Rise In June Meat And Eggs Lead Increase
Consumers faced higher grocery costs in June as meat and eggs drove the rise. An Associated Press market basket survey of 15 common items checked prices on March 1, 1973, finding ongoing inflation in essential goods.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
DA admits Ector hoax
Odessa District Attorney John Green says there will be no more hoaxes like the phony drug arrest unless to save a life. He defended the undercover operation after a large round up of narcotics offenders followed a grand jury indictment. Newsmen questioned credibility but Green said results will judge the public. Doris Campbell supported the stance criticizing deceit in drug cases. Separately, a grocery price survey notes higher costs in meat eggs and vari ous items with beef and eggs rising in multiple cities, while overall inflation eases from previous years.
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Odessa
Tex
John Green
Ector County
Green
Refugee sponsor demand shifts at Ft. Chaffee
Ft. Chaffee Arkansas reports 20,000 plus sponsorship requests since May 2 opening, with 10,669 refugees released to sponsors nationwide and about 24,000 still at the center. June requests declined from May as more groups join sponsor efforts, Army Col. Mark Tinseth said.
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FT. Chaffee
Ark
Army
Mark Tinseth
Chaffee
Tinseth
Ann Landers Seeks Divorce After 36 Years of Marriage
Chicago Sun-Times columnist Ann Landers born Ester Lederer says she and husband Jules Lederer are divorcing after 36 years. Landers notes the irony of a long bond ending and asks readers not to seek details while reflecting on their 30th anniversary in 1969. Their daughter Margo previously wrote for Chicago papers.
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Chicago
Ann Landers
Miss Landers
Chicago Sun-Times
Ester Lederer
Jules
Lederer
Field Newspapers Syndicate of
Jules W. Lederer
Budget Rent- A-Car Corp
Margo
Tapes reveal warning in eastern air crash
Federal aviation tapes show a Flying Tiger DC8 pilot warned of dangerous wind shear and urged closing the affected runway as Eastern Flight 66 approached JFK in a thunderstorm. The June 24 crash killed 112 near New York, with Flight 902 and other aircraft diverting safely.
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Eastern Flight 66
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Kennedy International Airport
Federal Aviation Administration
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Flying Tiger
Eastern Airlines
Flight 902
Newark Airport
Newark
Flight 66
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