Humphrey backs Nixon trip plan as sound diplomacy
Former Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey endorses President Nixon's early European tour to meet NATO leaders. He calls it prudent diplomacy that boosts Allied confidence and foresees limited foreign travel as a private citizen. Humphrey emphasizes personal diplomacy and careful messaging to the Soviet Union and Southeast Asia, while noting the tour's potential to shape U.S. policy ahead of a possible summit.
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Washington officials map to boost black capitalism by directing federal contracts to minority firms. The plan targets Defense NASA and GSA, aiming to educate minority entrepreneurs on qualification, with Maurice Stans leading the effort and Brown in White House coordination. Existing SBA programs and HUD model city funds would be emphasized, while EDA outreach would teach management skills.
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254 Years Assessed For Robertson Murder and Robbery
Marion Robertson received concurrent sentences totaling 254 years for murder and robbery by assault in the Elizabeth Ruth Smith slaying outside a Southwest Houston apartment. The 32 year church burglary, 7 year forgery counts, 25 year murder assault, and five year pistol charges accompany the sentence. Robertson was convicted in 1982 of aggravated assault with intent to commit robbery.
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Heller Sees End For Surtax and Inflation Outlook
economist Water W Heller argues inflation will ease, predicting a mild economic dip and a credit squeeze as the Federal Reserve maintains higher rates. He criticizes the ten percent surtax, saying its removal would worsen inflation and harm Nixon’s policy aims. He expects consumer price gains to slow but remain positive this year.
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Morse Warns on Labor Mediation Powers and Strikes
Former Senator Wayne Morse, long a federal mediator in major strikes, warns that creating permanent labor dispute machinery risks government overreach. He favors keeping government out of labor issues but supports flexible federal mediation during cooling off periods. Morse notes Congress liberals fear a GOP drive to tighten Talt-Hartley law and questions the value of a permanent court or panel to resolve labor battles.
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Gulf Dock Strike Talks Resume Amid Shipowners Pressure
Galveston based report says Gulf of Mexico strike talks between shipowners and the West Gulf Maritime Association resume after a weeklong halt. Shippers floated a counterproposal including container charges and tonnage fees tied to loaded cargo, with clarifications on handling costs and ship hatch work.
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Rev Brosnan to Speak at San Antonio Addiction Luncheon
Rev Dermero N Brosnan founder of The Patr iation Movement will speak at a luncheon of the Volunteer Council of the San Antonio State Mental Hospital. The event at Pecan Valley Country Club will honor narcotics treatment efforts and install Council officers including A E Werke and Charles Re Nourie.
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