AFL-CIO urges massive public works to tackle jobless crisis
The AFL-CIO called for $2 billion in federal public works spending to create at least 500,000 jobs in building schools clinics treatment plants and other projects. It urged advancing unemployment benefits and 100 percent federal financing to ease states. The group blamed foreign imports and aerospace cutbacks for job losses and tied public works to broader social improvements.
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19th Sevier Released by Ecuador
The 19th U.S. tuna boat cap tived this year by Ecuador was released today after a fine of 35,000 dollars was paid. Westport, a 135 foot fishing boat, was held two days in Salinas port, Ecuador, after being fired upon fifty miles from the coast. Ecuador claims 200 mile fishing rights. the United States recognizes 2 miles. The American Tunaboat Association reports over 850,000 dollars in fines paid to Ecuador this year.
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U.S
Ecuador
Leslie Gehres
Republican Party
San Diego County
Westport
Salinas
United States
American Tunaboat Association
Israel Peace OK Bars Withdrawal
Jerusalem welcomed Egypt's offer to end the conflict but rejected Cairo's demand that Israeli troops withdraw from occupied Arab territories. A Cabinet communique said Israel would not return to pre June 1967 borders and seeks meaningful negotiations with Egypt on all subjects toward a peace agreement.
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Israel
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Gunnar V. Jarring
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Bus Collision Kills 20, Injures 40 Near Puebla
Police say faulty brakes on an overcrowded bus caused a head on crash with a passenger train at a grade crossing outside Puebla. Twenty people were killed and forty injured, many seriously, as the bus with about 70 aboard slammed into the Mexico City bound train Sunday.
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UPI
Mexico City
Puebla
Viet Air Armada Poised to Aid South Viet Nam Forces
Vietnam era air power shifts detailed as Saigon plans rapid support from up to 2,000 combat aircraft and 1,000 U.S. fighters with 500 helicopters. Air power redefined as artillery support for Laos and Cambodia ground operations. B52s assist Ho Chi Minh Trail efforts while assets redeploy from interdiction missions.
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Cambodia
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Ho Chi Minh Trail
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GOP Unit Scores Nixon Aid Health Plans as Socialism
The United Republicans of California board at Sacramento endorsed resisting Nixon administration social programs including the family assistance plan and revenue sharing. They passed resolutions opposing federal health and employment policies and a federal override of state veto, urging reduction of federal taxes and rejection of federal observers in Angela Davis case.
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Sacramento
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Nixon
Board of Governors
United Republicans of California
Soviet Union
Angela
Davis
UROC
McGovern accuses Nixon of lying on Laos war policy
Senator George McGovern charged President Nixon deceived the American people about U.S. and allied operations in Laos and that Nixon still seeks a military decision in Indochina. He accused Nixon of turning Lagos Cambodia and South Vietnam into mercenaries, saying Americans funded fighting while reducing their own forces.
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Cambodia
Washington
UPI
George
McGovern
D-5
Nixon
Laos
Lagos
South Vietnam
South Dakota
White House
Southeast Asia
Davis Trial Pressure Sparks Call for U S Withdrawal From UN
A report notes threats from Russian Communist observers at Angela Davis trial and urges the President to rescind invitations. Davis awaits Marin County trial over a four casualty shootout. The piece also mentions Gov Reagan backing a $1.8 million CRS grant and calls for U S withdrawal from the UN as Communist dominated.
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Angela Davis
Miss Davis
Marin County
Reynald Reagan
California Rural Legal Assistance
Beltone offers free ultra light hearing aid model
A Beltone advertisement in Chicago announces a free non operating model of the smallest Beltone aid ever made. It weighs under a third of an ounce and sits at ear level with no wires. No cost or obligation to receive the device by writing to Beltone Electronics Corp Dept. 2578 in Chicago Illinois.
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Chicago, III
Beltone
Beltane Electronics Corp
Victoria
Chicago
Ill
Bomb attack damages home of Soviet naval attache in Ankara
A fire bomb exploded under the ear of the assistant Soviet naval attaché in Ankara late Sunday, starting a fire and causing minor damage. The owner, Capt. Boris Sviridov, was in his nearby apartment.
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Turkey
Boris Sviridov
Want Ads Sell Puppies and Kittens With Dial Hid 25958
Classified notice advertises selling puppies and kittens under a want ads section. Includes a contact line reading Dial Hid 25958 for inquiries and arrangements. The brief item presents a typical early 20th century classified notice emphasizing domestic pets for sale.
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