Elvis Presley Reconciliation Sought Amid Marital Strife
The Memphis Commercial Appeal reports Elvis Presley and wife Priscilla are seeking reconciliation to save their marriage. Priscilla, 27, recently left their Memphis home with their 4 year old daughter Lisa Marie, while Elvis, 37, met her in Los Angeles amid ongoing strain.
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U S seeks 135.2 million for drug campaign expansion
President Nixon unveiled a new national narcotics plan with a 135.2 million supplemental request to expand treatment and research facilities, plus a 435.2 million boost for prevention and enforcement. Officials cited new estimates showing 500 000 to 600 000 heroin addicts in the United States, though exact figures remain uncertain. The plan also creates a National Narcotics Intelligence Office to coordinate drug trafficking data and aims to cap federal spending while authorizing stronger measures against drug abuse.
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U S trade deficit climbs ninth straight month
Washington reports the U S trade deficit for the first half of the year at a record 3.9 billion dollars with no signs of improvement. Imports exceeded exports by 590.9 million as the deficit marks the ninth consecutive month in red. Domestic indicators show June and May gains, but trade remains weak.
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Negro General Heads U.S. Infantry Division for First Time
Washington reports the Army named Brig. Gen. James F B Hamlet, 51, the first Negro to lead an infantry division in the United States, commanding the 41st Infantry Division mechanized at Fort Carson, Colorado. The appointment follows Maj. Gen. John Bennett’s retirement set for Aug. 25.
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