U S Trade Shows Big July Growth
Washington reports a 10 million July trade surplus the second monthly surplus in 1973 with exports at 5.87 billion and imports 5.76 billion. Commerce notes a 1.6 percent rise from June and a 5.65 percent drop in imports, signaling a potential improvement in the US trade balance amid dollar devaluations and farm export limits debate.
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Death Toll Mounts After Mexican Flood Disasters
In Trapuato and other central Mexican regions heavy floods killed at least 47 as officials feared more deaths. The disaster hit Guanajuato state as Lupita Echeverria and Luis Ducoing coordinated aid and rebuilding plans after a dam break sent a wall of water through Chapala and nearby towns, with hundreds of homes destroyed and more areas at risk.
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Union Drops Russian Trip
Officials of the American Federation of State County and Municipal Employees canceled plans Friday to visit the Soviet Union amid concerns over behavior toward Israel athletes and Soviet protests at World University forums.
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Thai pullout set from Thailand ends limited U S withdrawal
United States plans to withdraw about 3 550 servicemen and more than 10 aircraft from Thailand by September as part of Southeast Asia troop reductions while continuing some forces under alliance terms. A second meeting to discuss further cuts is scheduled for early September.
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Timber Fire Crisis Nears End and Demobilizations Rise
United Press reports the Timber and Range Fires in Western Switzerland near containment as about 240 volunteers from North Carolina Alabama South Dakota New Mexico are demobilized. Fires burned large tracts in Montana and Idaho affecting Prairie and Bitterroot forests. cooler weather offers hope for line completion. Alleged conspiracies linked to Black Panthers and militants surface in Newsday reports, with federal agents probing with limited local cooperation. Newsday names no suspects. connections to Edwin Gaile and involvement with a president emerge in rumors.
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Refinery blasts injure two workers at Wey Amerada Hess plant
Two explosions tore through a Wey Amerada Hess Oils refinery in Christiansted Saint Croix on Friday injuring two workmen. Fire crews brought the blazes under control after about eight hours.
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