Lawmaker seeks probe of cotton agency outlay and perks
Rep. Findley called for GAO scrutiny of Cotton Inc. after alleging $12 million excess government funding over two years, lavish New York offices with an elevator, and a $100000 salary for its president. He urged canceling a July 1973 $10 million payment and a full audit of existing funds.
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UMWA Voting Under Way in Federal Election
UPI reports eight days of balloting began in the United Mine Workers election with federal agents at polling places. About 205000 members from Alaska to West Virginia can vote, the second UMWA election supervised by the government, costing taxpayers an estimated million.
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Postage Paid Notice From Tucson Publisher
The Sunday issue of a Tucson publication by Citizen Publishing Company lists a postage paid notice. It provides contact details including address 206 Bi Mone Avenue and phone number 002622-5855 for readers seeking information.
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Reds shell air base as B52s strike DMZ
Communist forces shelled the Bien Hoa air base near Saigon killing a child and wounding Vietnamese and Americans. Rockets hit a village nearby, and bombs damaged offices in Saigon. B52s conducted heavy raids across the DMZ and highlands, with U.S. fighters striking in the southern panhandle of North Vietnam. A Mekong Delta legislator said 250000 soldiers and officials have been trained for a political struggle after a cease fire. An apparent jet age earthquake near Wichita Falls was attributed to Air Force jet activity near the Texas Oklahoma border.
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JAL to suspend around-the-world service on government order
Tokyo reports Japan Air Lines will halt its around-the-world route until at least next March after government orders following two aviation disasters. The suspension affects JAL’s four weekly North Atlantic flights, leaving Pan American Trans World and Qantas to vie for the route.
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Lynch fights for IRA crackdown drives planned election
In Dublin Prime Minister Jack Lynch faces a parliamentary vote on a controversial measure against the Irish Republican Army. Labor Minister Joseph Brennan warned that government could call new elections if defeated. Opposition Fine Gael and Labor said they will vote no, threatening Lynch's government.
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