Burns urges public works to curb unemployment
Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns urged a public service jobs program for up to 800,000 workers to combat rising unemployment, to start when joblessness reaches 6 percent, with an estimated cost of about 4 billion dollars. He pressed stronger anti trust enforcement and a powerful inflation monitoring agency, and warned inflation would take years to unwind. Burns criticized anti inflation agency limits on wage and price increases and noted a need for more energetic White House action despite impeachment questions.
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Rainfall Fails to Aid Droughted Crops Across Regions
Gentle rains touched portions of the nation but farmers and experts said it was too little and too late to help withered crops. A Kansas farmer dismissed the rain as insufficient amid harsh conditions.
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United Mess International
Kansas
Turks violate Cyprus truce in major artillery barrage
Turkish forces blasted northern Cyprus driving Greek Cypriots into a rapid retreat in a major truce violation. Greece Turkey and Britain met for the sixth time to map cease-fire lines and buffer zones patrolled by the US Navy. A Canadian UN soldier was killed by snipers in Nicosia.
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Israeli Airstrikes Hit Lebanon After Guerrilla Raid
Israeli aircraft attacked suspected guerrilla targets in southern Lebanon twice today. At least 14 Lebanese villagers were hospitalized in the first reports. The strikes followed a guerrilla raid on the frontier and were the first since July 23.
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Lebanon
Dairy lawyer pleads guilty in Connally bribery case
Juke Jacobsen, former lawyer for the nation's largest dairy cooperative, pleaded guilty to giving John B. Connally a $10,000 illegal gratuity in 1971. He testified against Connally as part of the deal. Connally faces five counts including bribery and conspiracy. he has pleaded not guilty.
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Aussie strike limits gasoline supply in major cities
Gasoline rationing spreads in Australia after truck drivers strike over fuel deliveries. In Sydney Melbourne Canberra and Perth drivers halted work until midnight Sunday, with Hobart and Adelaide planning to resume by Thursday.
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Soviets to get anti hijack gear
The Commerce Department approved the shipment of American made magnetic metal detectors to the Soviet Union to help combat air craft hijacking. This is the first export license issued since July 19 when controls on police equipment to Communist nations were tightened under Congressional pressure.
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People's Republic of China
Resignation talk grows as Nixon faces Senate trial
White House aides say no move to use the 24th Amendment for acting president, while Nixon weighs resignation. Senators Tower and Goldwater discussed conveying majority sentiment that Nixon should quit, amid concern over the peril of a Senate impeachment trial.
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Ten indicted in eastern Michigan marijuana smuggling case
Ten persons indicted in a federal marijuana smuggling conspiracy centered on eastern Michigan. The case names Ronald R. Smith of Salem Oregon in custody in Sacramento California and others including Danny B. Stoats and Roy Fldon Keck with residences unavailable. Indictments allege smuggling marijuana from Mexico into the United States and distribution in Michigan. Two women arrested near an April 24 shootout face narcotics charges in arraignment next Tuesday.
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U.S
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Drug suspects face federal charges in shootout case
Charlie W. Oliver and Ronald L. Noble appeared before Magistrate Carolyn J. Cullison on narcotics charges linked to an April shootout in which a U S Customs agent was killed. A third suspect Le Morte Emory Holly I also appeared. Le Morte Holly I, Carolyn Cullison, and Lesley Glasgow are free on bond on marijuana possession and conspiracy to import marijuana charges.
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Ronald L. Noble
U.S
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