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1 WAlIiO May Economic Indicators Show Only Slight Gain Mitchells Duck Out Of Club 14 Bangor Daily News, Thursday, June 29, 1972 Ulster Talks Deaalock His two-hour meeting with 'weekend and use whatever hardline Protestants from the force necessary to maintain Martha isnt going to stand for Committee officials said Mitchell had no intention of giving up leadership of the re election drivz despite his wifes uphappiness. The couples departure from here together apparently meant Mrs. MitcheU had tempered her demands. telephone out of her hand in her room at Newport Beach, Calil Thursday night when she was talking to UPI reporter Helen Thomas. She also said five guards threw her onto a bed and stuck a needle is my behind.

Its horrible to me, stfe said at the time. '1 have been through so much. I dont like it BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) William Whitelaw, ritalns overlord in Northern Ireland, failed Wednesday night to talk militant Protestants out of taking the law into their own hands and jeopardizing the fragile two-day-old cease-fire in the province. Ulster Defense Association UDA ended in deadlock. Immediately afterward, UDA spokesmen told a news conference they would erect barricades in Protestant areas of Belfast and Londonderry this 1 SCHIRO'S THE cflffiil STG3E ELLSYGRTII FALLS 64th ANNIVERSARY SALE CONTINUED! Price, Will Not Bo lower SAVE NOW I RYE, N.Y.(UPI) Martha and John MitcheU ducked out the backdoor of a posh country club Wednesday and sped away in a limousine after 48 hours of apparent conciliatory talks.

Their destination was unknown. Mrs. Mitchell, who threatened to leave her husband unless he quit his post as head of the Committee to Re-elect President Nixon, was joined at the club by the former attorney general Monday and neither left their room until the abrupt backdoor exit, Calling herself a political prisoner, Mrs. Mitchell earlier had issued Mitchell an ultimatum to quit politics and shortly thereafter he traveled from Washington to the Westchester Country Club to discuss with her what aides said was a personal matter. Im leaving him until he decides to leave the campaign.

Mrs, Mitchell said Sunday. I love my husband very much, but Im not going to stand for all those dirty things that go on. The re-election committee had assigned a security agent to assist Mrs. Mitchell. She said Sunday the man had yanked a WASHINGTON (AP) The governments leading economic indicators for May ganed only sightly, pontng to a possble slowdown in economic activity, a Commerce Department report Wednesday showed.

A Commerce Department analyst said no one should pay too much attention to the small increase. But the composite index of leading indicators increased by only 0.2 per cent over April, the worst performance in a year. On top of that, the April advance of 1.4 per cent in the index was revised downward to 0.9 per cent. Harold C. Passer, assistant commerce secretary for eco-increase May does not change the fact that the strong upward trend has been under way in the index since October 1970.

Thus, the index continues to signal that strong economic growth is ahead, Passer said. The economists watch the index as a barometer of broad movements in the economy. It is not viewed as a sensitive measure of the precise strength or weakness of the economy. Passer noted that only eight of, the 12 indi.ators are now available for May. But this has always been the case in the past when Passer had seized on partial information to say the economy was good, only to have revision: change the figures later.

Despite his comments, the index of leading indicators didnt look very good. Only two of the eight indicators available for May, hulding permits and in dustrial materials prices, showed improvement. Of the six which declined, those for the average work week, and for contracts and orders for plant and equipment declined, sharply. Also showing unfavorable movements were new orders for durable goods, initial claims for unemployment insurance, stock, prices and the ratio of prices to labor cost. The administration has sad that the economy is on a strong upward change.

Marina Whitman, a member of President Nixons Council of Economic Advisers, said Thurs' day the economy is expanding at an accelerating rate. The recovery is no longer in question, she said. At a speech in Minnesota before the Associated Industries of Minneapolis, she said the outlook is for rapid growth of the economy the rest of this year. WOMEN DRESS CASUALS $2 $3 $5 VALUES $14.99 WE FEATURE USDA CHOICE and ARMOUR STAR HEAVY WESTERN BEEF CHICKEN LEGS REG. GROUND BEEF 1 GROUND CHUCK SMOKED SHOULDERS 5 TO 7 LB.

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them.1 They acted at the end of a two-week ultimatum to White-law to send British troops against the barricaded strongholds of die Roman Catholic based Irish Republican Army IRA or' face the sealing off' of Protestant arehs, i A spokesman for Whitelaw said he told the UDA the ceasefire called by the IRA on Monday night brought new chances for peace that could be shat tered by moves to barricade Protestant neighborhoods. A UDA spokesman insisted the Protestant barricades would go up to stay and any army efforts to tear them down would be resisted. The UDA spokesman, who in sisted on remaining nameless, said his organization has 43,000 fully trained members. He refused to say how many were armed. Thousands of Protestant workers- belong to the UDA.

UDA leaders were reported considering a stoppage of electricity and other public services to the Catholic Bogside and Creggan areas of Londonderry walled off by the IRA. Londonderrys main gas works is in the Bogside and Catholics could cut off gas supplies to Protestant areas of the city in retaliation. "Armed Catholic guerrillas posed 8 new threat. While Whitelaw was talking to the Protestants, the guerrillas threw up barricades around the staunchly Roman Catholic Bal-lymurphy District here. Guer rillas armed with guns cudgels stood watch.

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