Governors Urge Industrial Cut to Protect South’s Resources
Four Southern governors led by Georgia’s Carter warned at a regional conference that the South must curb industrial growth to safeguard natural resources. They drafted a report for the Southern Governors Conference, noting population growth is inevitable and pledging limits on “cheap labor” inducements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cotterell Helen
UPI
South
Commission On the Future of the South
Southern Governors Conference
Atlanta
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
John C. West
South Carolina
James E. Holshouser
North Carolina
Mills E. Godwin
Virginia
Carter
Southeastern
U S Threatens Greece Pullout Over NATO Rift
UPI reports Washington may abandon U S bases in Greece if Athens shuns NATO. Greek leaders condemn U S influence amid rising anti American sentiment. Bases at Crete Suda Bay Athens and 6th Fleet facilities face possible handover as legal and political pressures mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rigos
Athens
UPI
United States
Greece
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Washington
U.S
NATO
Ioannis Zighdis
6Th Fleet
Andreas Papandreou
Crete
Suda Bay
B.L. Blackwelter
U.S. Navy
Kissinger
Vandals Begin Preseason Drills Ahead of 1974 Season
University of Idaho head coach Ed Troxel leads the Vandals as about 80 candidates report for initial physicals and equipment issue at 8 p.m. August 20. Practice ramps up with non contact sessions through August 25, then full gear drills start August 26 at the football stadium. open practices and daily sessions planned through early September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Idaho
Ed Troxel
Troxel
Turkish Troops Reach Nicosia As Exodus Grows
UPI reports Turkish tanks and artillery advance toward Nicosia driving thousands to flee toward Troodos and British bases. Turkish forces seize the Larnaca road and aim to occupy the capital while water shortages strain residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Keats
Nicosia
UPI
Turkey
Nat Gibson
Louroujina
Limassol
Gibson
Lourongina
Larnaca
National Guard
Glafkos Clerides
Troodos
Clay Shaw Death Returned as Natural Causes Not Suspicious
New Orleans authorities and Shaw’s attorney state his death at 61 from natural causes after cancer treatment. Jim Garrison’s 1967 conspiracy case and later perjury charges are noted, with coroner Minyard finding no evidence of foul play. Shaw previously led the International Trade Mart and headed the French Market Renovation Project.
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New Orleans
UPS
Clay Shaw
John F. Kennedy
Edward F. Wegmann
Shaw
Orleans Parish
Frank Minyard
Minyard
Jim Garrison
Kennedy
Garrison
International Trade Mart
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Mouphou
National Automobile Dealers Association
Council of Better Business Bureaus
Car and Truck Renting and Leasing Association
Official Organization of America’s New Car and Truck Dealers
Washington, D.C
N.A. D.A
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