Mixed U.S. trial and Soviet debate spark protests
The piece reports an eight by four jury in Los Angeles and a drunken driving arrest on Aug. 6. It also covers James Michener's confrontation at a Moscow press conference over Soviet anti Jewish policy and the broader exodus of Soviet Jews seeking emigration or study access, with Israel and President Nixon figures in the backdrop.
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Jerusalem
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Hineell
Ube
Ming
Martin Ae
Bone Phat
Tiette Steen
Alinger-Aedenss
Connie Praneda
Pferty
Dan Angelaa
Smith
Los Angelen
Lirat
Market basket food costs fall in April with mixed signals
Washington reports show grocery prices easing 0.2 percent from March and the annual market basket price at 1243 dollars, 0.7 percent below March but 3.7 percent higher than last April. Farmers receive 443 dollars with middlemen 785 for transport and sale. beef, pork, and eggs drop while lettuce and tomatoes rise.
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Agriculture Department
Bureau At Labor Statistics
U.S
York
Twin brothers Sosnowchik brothers named Jt. B. Chamberline valedictorians
John and James Sosnowchik of Twinsburg will be co valedictorians at JT B Chamberline High School in suburban Cleveland. They earned straight A’s, won varsity letters in baseball and golf, tied for 18th in state math. Teachers note identical exams suggesting a psychic link, with both suffering a similar swimming accident and planning separate college paths at GM Institute and Ohio State University.
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Ohio State University
Senate OKs nomination of George P Shultz as Treasury
The Senate Finance Committee approved President Nixons pick George P Shultz to succeed John B Connally as Treasury secretary. Shultz urged curbing federal spending before tax increases, stressing the economy and budget deficits require restraint and no immediate tax rise.
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Nixon
George P. Shultz
John B. Connally
Secretary of the Treasury
Shultz
Meksayo
Park closes at Havasu over Memorial Day weekend
Lower Lake Havasu State Park is closed to campers by State Park Director Dennis McCarthy for Memorial Day weekend after four of five people were bitten by coyotes. Officials fear the animals may be rabid and urge visitors to avoid the area.
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Lower Lake Havasu State Park
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Computer controls bathroom trips in Oakland strike
About 3G workers at Pacific Telephone near Oakland walked out over a dispute claiming a computer system regulates bathroom breaks. The walkout affected nearly 300 operators and maintenance workers at 1587 Franklin Street, with 280 installers from Western Electric nearby. union says supervisors used workload projections to regulate breaks and praises human factors concerns.
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