Haiti Leader Papa Doc Duvalier Dies at 64
Francois Duvalier known as Papa Doc dies at age 64 in Port-au-Prince. His son Jean-Claude Duvalier promptly inherits power and forms a new cabinet with Adrian Raymond as foreign minister amid army support. He ruled Haiti for decades using intimidation and a feared militia.
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U.S
Nixon adviser touts expansionist policy after low inflation
President Nixon's economic chief Paul McCracken called the first quarter inflation slowdown to 2.7 percent the lowest since 1967 and described it as good news. He signaled expansionist policies to aim for near full employment by 1972 while noting mixed signals like food price gains and mortgage rate drops. Senator Proxmire acknowledged encouraging figures but urged unemployment reduction from 6 percent.
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U S jet strikes missiles in North Vietnam and Laos
U S air force F105 jets attacked SAM2 missile sites in North Vietnam and Laos using Shrike missiles after electronic gear indicated a lock on. The missions aimed to disrupt anti aircraft defenses as U S forces prepare for more operations before the end of the ground role. Vice President Ky..
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Stock Market Report Mixed on Dow Industrial Decline
UPI stock brief notes Dow Jones at 940.13 down 1.20 with 30 industrials, 20 transports up 4.93, 15 utilities down 0.54, and overall sales totaling 14,070,000 shares. Mentions Alcoa American Brands American Can American Metal among others.
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Arizona House approves repeal of mountain lion bounty
The Arizona House passed SB 262 with a floor amendment repealing the up to $100 bounty on killing mountain lions as part of a dog and cat bill. The House vote was 47 to 8 and moves back to the Senate for consideration, while another bill to repeal the bounty earlier died in the Senate.
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