The Back of Their Hand
The Nixon administration approves a 180 million dollar loan to the Soviet Union at six percent to finance eight fertilizer plants and related facilities, sparking Virginia critics who cite higher U.S. rates for home loans. The piece questions detente and warns of grain and military pressures in a sharp set of reflections.
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U.S
Soviet Union
Robert D. Daniel Jr
Virginia
Izvestia
Russia
National Corn Growers Association
Britain Faces Rising Tensions Over Northern Ireland Crisis
The Newport News Daily Press reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson struggles with Northern Ireland turmoil. Prods include a general strike by the Ulster General Council, threats to vital services, and British troops to secure depots. A move to direct rule risks escalating sectarian conflict and public opposition.
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Britain
Harold Wilson
Northern Ireland
Ulster General Council
Scarsdale
Irish Republic
Irelands
Belfast
Wilson
Ulster Workers Council
Ding
Discipline and Education in Charlottesville Public Schools
The Charlottesville Daily Progress argues a disciplinary problem exists within the city schools and must be acknowledged by the administration. It urges candid recognition, parental involvement, and multi faceted community action to improve behavior and preserve educational quality.
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Charlottesville
Editorial Variety Promoted For Star Readers
A note states editorials publish a range of opinions to serve the Star’s diverse readership, inviting different viewpoints and discussions among subscribers.
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the Star
Area Congressmen Voted On Federal Reserve Audit
May 30 through June 5 roll calls show the House passing an amendment to limit audits of the Federal Reserve to operating expenses by 224 to 139. The overall bill H.R. 10265 was approved and sent to the Senate, with supporters fearing loss of independence and opponents arguing for greater congressional oversight. Rep. Margaret Heckler urged restraint on monetary policy judging. Rep. Henry Reuss countered concerns about independence.
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Washington
Congress
HOUSE
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Board
General Accounting Office
Senate
Margaret Heckler
Rmass
Henry Reuss
D-Wis
Albert Quie
R-Minn
Downing
Whitehurst
Satterfield
Robert Daniel
W.C. Daniel
Butler, Robinson and Broyhill
Parris and Wampler
W.R. Poage
Dtexas
William Broomfield
R-Mich
Butler
FBI
Lowell Weicker
Rconn
Roman Hruska
R-Neb
CIA
Central Intelligence Agency
Congressional Oversight Committee
William Proxmire
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Byrd
Scott
America
George McGovern
D-S.d
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
South Vietnam
State Department
James Abourezk
John Tower
Texas
Democrats' impeachment strategy eyed by Republicans in House
In Washington the House Judiciary Committee faces a push by Republicans to demand public hearings and live witnesses. Rep. Charles Wiggins argues Democrats aim for a sweeping impeachment case against Nixon with a lengthy staff book and a fall vote, while questioning the legality of forcing access to the president's files.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Charles E. Wiggins
California
Peter Rodine
Wiggins
New Jersey
House
John Doar
Nixon
Richard Nixon
Senate
Andrew Johnson
Dear
Senate Watergate Committee
Leon Jaworski
James D. St. Clair
Judiciary Committee
Ameericans
England
White House
International Farm Youth Exchange student joins local host family
The IFYE program brings a visiting student to the Brum home as 4-H continues its world-wide exchange. Gene Babb stars in Monique at Bark Mill Theatre as Betsy Glaize Helm graduates from Holton Arms in Washington. Red Cross blood program marks second year with eight trips and 823 donations totaling 800 pints from 621 citizens.
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International Farm
Henry Brumback
IFYE
Gene Babb
Monique
Bark Mill Theatre
Betsy Glaize Helm
Holton Arms School
Washington
Red Cross
Dog Bites Cost Taxpayers Says Urban Ecologist
An urban ecologist from Washington University estimates dog bites cost taxpayers about 400000 dollars annually. He says roughly 10000 people are bitten each year and governmental case investigations cost 40 to 70 dollars per case. No reason given for government involvement.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Alan M. Beck
Washington University At
Winchester newspaper staff and subscription rates listed
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Thomas T. Byrd
Lewis H. Ebert
Douglas B. O'Connell
Eugene P. Miller
Winchester
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Rousseau
William Whitehurst
David Satterfield
Caldwell Butler
Kenneth Robinson
William Wampler
Joel Broyhill
Thomas Downing
Stanford Parris
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