Envoy sees British entry in Market as aid to U S too
Britain's ambassador Lord Cromer argues enlargement of the European Common Market could lift the faltering U S economy by expanding export options and sharing Japanese competition, while warning against neo isolationism or protectionism that could harm trade and Western alliance. interview notes U S trade in Europe and potential effects of British entry.
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Robbery and binding of senator's secretary on Capitol Hill
Senator John McClellan's secretary Jeannine Ragland was bound hand and foot with telephone cord during a Tuesday 5:40 p.m. robbery on the third floor of the New Senate Office Building. Two men demanded her purse and searched for a ring and watch, leaving with $10 after tying her and fleeing before police were alerted. The incident reflects a pattern of crime near Capitol Hill, McClellan said, noting previous bombings and assaults in the area.
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Uncle Sam Poster Model Reflects Pension Gap and Fame
James Montgomery Flagg chose 3 year old Botts to model for the I Want You recruiting image. Decades later Botts learned his WWI service credited only eight days, leaving him ineligible for a veteran pension while he pursued music and modeling roles with bands led by Teagarden Nichols Johnson and James.
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Young Minds Change Slogan To Reflect New Views
The article notes that younger individuals have recently rephrased a familiar slogan to reflect fresh perspectives and priorities, signaling a shift in messaging and emphasis among a new generation of advocates.
Ford to Build Safety Car for U S Government
Washington announces Ford Motor Co joins GM in plans to build an experimental safety car under a token 1 contract with the government. GM will deliver its prototype 4,000 pound sedan in Oct 1972. Ford’s car ready in early 1973. AMF and Fairchild prototypes funded under a 7.8 million program. A final contract for 12 additional cars to follow. Henry Ford UW praises Ford participation in the crashworthiness effort. The program will guide future federal safety rules for cars.
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Prisoner Escapes Lockup at Downey Court
A prisoner identified as John Hardin 43 escaped from the lockup at Downey Municipal Court on Tuesday when a deputy briefly left the room. Hardin was arraigned on forgery charges and was in custody before fleeing on foot. A second prisoner slept on a cot during the incident. Hardin is described as about 4 feet 8 inches tall, 180 pounds, with blond hair and a three day beard.
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