Russians Live In Comfort Near Marx Grave On Highgate Estate
In London a group of 30 Russian families on Holly Lodge Estate in Highgate enjoy Tudor style apartments and views of the city while keeping to themselves. Neighbors note limited social contact though Russians sing Russian songs and some children play nearby.
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Rains Ruin Rice Fields Hit North Vietnam Harvest
AP reports floods destroyed about 806000 tons of North Vietnam rice, about 14 percent of the year’s crop. The North Vietnamese government taps next year’s food stocks to cope with the emergency as China and Russia send construction supplies and medical aid and raise food shipments.
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Nixons to Attend Mamie Eisenhower Birthday Banquet
President and Mrs. Nixon are expected to attend a 75th birthday banquet for former First Lady Mamie Eisenhower. The event, honoring her name at the Fasenhower College in Seneca Falls, NY, draws 340 Eisenhower era figures and Washington socialites.
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Talks continue on dock strike
SAN FRANCISCO AP negotiations resume today in the 89 day West Coast dock strike after Nixon intervention. The President met ILWU President Harry Bridges and PMA chief Ed Flynn and urged urgent talks toward a week end agreement amid warnings from ILWU spokesman Sidney Roger that rank and file approval via secret ballot is required.
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Baunsgaard resigns. Danish caretaker government formed
Prime Minister Hilmar Baunsgaard resigns and agrees to head a caretaker cabinet to govern Denmark until elections. The 88-87 ruling coalition stalemate after last week’s vote delays a stable majority as Faroe Islands polls on Oct 5 and Greenland lawmakers decide their allegiance. Former PM Jens Otto Krag rejected the broader coalition plan.
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Viet Nam War Attacks Rise Along Cambodian Border
North Vietnamese forces press attacks along the Cambodian border with heavy fighting near Saigon. US aircraft support suffers losses as Saigon crews report multiple enemy and civilian casualties, sapper activity, and a looming election context. Antigovernment demonstrations rise in Qui Nhon Da Nang and Can Tho.
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Campaign fund records sought in Nixon era vetting
Common Cause seeks court order to force former White House aide Jack Gleason to reveal records on about 2 million dollars funneled into Republican Senate races. Gleason’s attorneys seek to limit pretrial questioning to 1968 and seal any deposition unless opened by court order.
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Congressional tax revision shifts focus from business to consumers
Washington AP reports the House Ways and Means Committee may tilt tax cuts toward individuals while keeping some business incentives. The panel favors faster depreciation and a permanent investment credit but reduces the 1971 72 income tax relief and adds a 2 percent higher investment credit, aiming to aid consumer purchasing as recovery strengthens.
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Quebec police walkout tests pay dispute shows mass rest
Dozens of Quebec police posts shut down or run by supervisors as hundreds join a 24 hour study session in Drummondville to press for time and a half pay for extra shifts during last October's kidnapping crisis.
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Roswell Daily News Staff and Rates Notice
The Roswell daily paper at 2301 N Main St Roswell NM lists editor Albert A Stubbs and editors Jerry Mc Cormack Leland Mark ward Jimmy C. Cox with business line 6227710. Subscription rates shown for Chaves County and other regions include monthly and yearly terms. Second class postage paid at Roswell NM and AP member status noted.
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