Trade bill would give Nixon broad power to craft deals
A House committee tentatively approved a sweeping trade bill granting the president wide authority to negotiate deals with Japan and Europe while restraining Soviet trade. The measure would allow tariff shifts and non tariff barrier reductions with congressional veto, set up weekly unemployment relief up to 170 dollars, and condition Soviet concessions on emigration and exit fees.
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Europe
U.S
Throngs bid farewell at Anna Magnani funeral in Rome
In Rome a theater lobby style service drew thousands as Anna Magnani was laid to rest in the family vault of Roberto Russellini. Luca Magnani and other mourners followed the plain marble casket through crowds outside Santa Maria Sopra Minerva Church where worshipers and fans filled the square.
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UPI
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Roberto Russellini
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Luca
Santa Maria Sopra Minerva
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Ache
Waly
Couple Plans Poolside Wedding in Memphis Pool
Vicki O'Dell and Roger Millee, both in their late teens, plan a religious pool ceremony four years in the making. Judge Joe Cooper will officiate as the couple wades into the shallow end in swimwear with a daisy bouquet and yellow daisies at pool corners.
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Vicki O'Dell
Roger Millee
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Miller
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Joe Cooper
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Gas price hike OKd amid outcry in California
The Internal Revenue Service said a six tenths of a cent increase on gasoline by Standard Oil Co. of California was authorized under Phase 4 regulations. Acting TRS district director Cornelius J. Coleman explained the rules requiring refiners to set a base price as of May 15 and allow a pass through of higher import costs to consumers at company stations.
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Internal Revenue Service
Standard Oi! Co
California
IRS
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J. Coleman
TRS
Standard
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Reagan vetoes Watts Industrial Fair again in California
In Sacramento Ronald Reagan vetoed a Watts Industrial Fair for a third year in a row. He said the new fair in south central Los Angeles could divert funds from existing fairs, indicating concern over resource allocation.
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Ronald Reagan
Watts
Reagan
Los Angeles
Cattleman predicts lower beef prices in coming weeks
Sacramento reports a California cattleman said beef prices will drop further in the next weeks after a summer price freeze. He argued many producers believed they could secure larger profits during the freeze and now expect price declines as markets adjust.
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California
Fran M. Simpson
California Cattle Feeders Association
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Bakersfield
Watergate notes fight vows legal clash over subpoena notes
Washington based freelance writer vows to fight in court against Archibald Cox attempting to obtain his notes on Watergate. Cox's spokesman confirmed a subpoena was served after a confidential briefing, as Senate hearings pause amid chatter on alleged dirty tricks in the 1972 campaign.
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Archibald Cox
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Andrew St. George
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St. George
Senate Watergate Committee
T. George
Watergate Grand Jury
Frank Sturgis
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