Federal Reserve cooperation eyed for Nixon economic goals
AP analysis notes the Nixon administration seeking Fed support from Arthur Burns to pursue inflation curbs and growth. Burns hints money could be available with anti inflation policy but list of possible measures includes oil quota liberalization, antitrust enforcement, training programs, productivity councils, job banks, depreciation rule changes, building codes, and a wage price review board. The piece discusses monetary policy limits and potential presidential congressional roles.
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Egypt condemns Israel on Suez Canal reopen stance
Egypt brands Meir's Knesset remarks a clear rejection of Cairo's peace initiative. Israel insists on a peace treaty before troop withdrawal but open to canal reopening and de escalation. The clash comes as Israeli and Egyptian officials trade blame over stalled peace efforts amid ceasefire tensions.
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Happiness as Shepard Returns from Moon Voyage
Louise Shepard smiles beside Alan Shepard after the Apollo 14 splashdown. She expresses happiness the crew is safe as newsmen gather for the successful mission conclusion.
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Alan Shepard
Julie Shepard
Laura Shepard
Atkins Confesses to Tate Slaying With Knife and Pig Mark
Susan Atkins testified in court that she fatally hurt Sharon Tate with a knife and used blood to scrawl pig on a door during the 1969 Tate LaBianca killings. She said Tex Watson and others aided the assaults, with Linda Kasabian guiding the group. Atkins described the night as driven by fear and loyalty to Charles Manson.
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Kime
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Charles ‘‘Tex
Watson
Linda Kasabian
Tate
Robert Beausoleil
Gary Hinman
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Manson
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Wren
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Train wreck blamed on speed on curve in Germany
A German state prosecutor blamed excessive speed on a curve for the Munich Zurich express derailment southwest of Munich. Three cars spilled onto an adjacent track, later a four car local crashed into the wreckage. 30 killed, 34 injured, 26 seriously. An American passenger killed and another injured.
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Germany
Munich
Warden calls for higher pay to fix Ohio Penitentiary
Ohio Penitentiary warden Harold J. Cardwell urged improved pay for guards and staff, plus better recruitment tests and a linked pay scale to promote responsibility. He testified before a subcommittee of Gov. Gilligan’s task force amid an eight day guard walkout. He proposed a 10 to 15 percent pay bump and a system patterned after the Ohio Highway Patrol.
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