Valley Morning Star (Newspaper) - October 6, 1972, Harlingen, Texas Administration Cheered By Modest Wholesale Price Climb WASHINGTON Wholesale prices showed only a moderate increase In ber for the second the government said Thursday providing cheering economic news for the White House We are extremely pleased with the progress of the fight against inflation Dr Marina Whitman a member of ident Council of Advisors said We feel we are making substantial progress Wholesale prices went up 0.3 per cent in September which was more than the 0.2 per cent increase in August but well below the advances of per cent 0.5 per cent and 0.8 per cent IB the three previous months and the 0.8 ana per cent increases first two months of this year Food Up The September increase wai due mainly to higher prices for some foods gasoline and other fuels although mat prices fell for the second consecutive month after rising sharply earlier this year went up for grains fresh fruit poultry milk pepper fisti cereal and bakery products dairy products and animal feeds They declined for livestock processed meat fresh vegetables green processed fruits and vegetables and fats and oils The Wholesale Price Index in September 5 per cent above a year earlier It went up at an annual rate of 5.7 cent during the fint 10 months of President Nixon's Phase II economic to only 5.2 per cent in 1971 prior to the wage-price freeze Mrs Whitman said this was due entirely to the sharp upswing in food prices which tend to be more volatile than industrial commodity prices But the tion had no plans to controls on the prices receive for their products because this might lead to shortages and rationing Government controls are in effect on farm products at later stages of selling noted that industrial commodity prices said are a more significant indication of basic trends in of went up only 3.2 per cent over the past U months They advanced 0.2 per cent in September Fuels accounted for one third of this increase last month mainly because of higher Prices of 1171 model cars remained un- changed instead of showing their usual drop in September ta advance of the introduction of the next year's models Leather hides and footwear continued their sharp increase in prices but the 0.3 per cent increase in lumber prices was the smallest this vear The Mca of an orderly verse Is Inconceivable God TV of the mos confirms the certainty creation von Bran VALLEY MORNING STAR Your No 99 Dally lie Sunday Friday October 6 1972 Copyright 1972 Freedom Dial 24 Senate Abandons SKINNED NOSE no when this Arthur B Homer collided In Detroit Detroit Mich with a Greek Shipping traffic tied up for more than an hour but both docked UPI Telephoto Rogers Entertains Red Chinese Official NEW YORK UPI with a will discuss some Vice Foreign Minister of the East River and matters Kuan hua arrived Thursday night for a largely dinner party with Secretary of State William P Rogers at his private apartments just north of the United Nations The dinner in Rogers luxur the glassy building was Communist China United Rogers was accompanied Council veto power Substitute Measures Considered WASHINGTON UPI Senate voted Thursday to abandon the goal Congress established seven years ago of providing free health care to every person in America by 1977 Nixon Separates Election Issue From War Policy i WASHINGTON UPI Thursday he will in Paris art in a Trident Nixon declaring the November elections stage and that poor and those who would Lyndon B Johnson had made influence the timing or predict whether or i very great mistake in of a Vietnam settlement they might succeed the private But he said If we can Summer Has Not Departed It appears summer weather Is back and will be around for a few more days A cool front is expected to get down to the Valley by sometime Saturday afternoon but at present forecasters at the National Weather Bureau Brownsville expect the in of a Vietnam settlement i stopping the bombing in 1968 affected by the decision relax standards written into Medicaid lav when it wasj enacted in 1965 under by President Lyndon B son Sen Edward M Kennedy D- Mass bitterly fought the change but senators were under heavy pressure from governors who said their budgets could not sustain the unexpectedly heavy demands imposed by the Medicaid program to be a much little cooler but not U.S Bombers In Heavy Raids make the right kind of in he meantime warm settlement before the election j temperatures under partly we will make it If we can't doudy skies will prevail is are not going to make the valley today The daytime wrong kind of a settlement temperatures are expected to before the election be in the low to mid The election I repeat will not in any way influence what we do at the negotiating table the President said No Tax Increase He reaffirmed the be in the low during the day SAIGON Turn o TAX on determination to Ho Bo woods and imposition of a In another bombers launched their plucked to safety by another government by force in voted to come to the jest raids in the Saigon area in i chopper the U.S command jand to win the release poor people who stand than three years as much or more than they night and early Friday as strike was 27 gained from a 20 per troops stepped up east of Saigon at the edge increase in Social attacks throughout of a rubber often payments which took effect military spokesmen I in years as a staging i area by Communist troops i H planning to move on Saigon food stamps the surplus Each of the raids Medicaid and adult 1J In the coastal sections some rain is expected during the day but the probability is only 21 per cent winds will continue to be out of the southeast and will from eight to 18 miles per hour during the dav Since public housing rents U.S program Medicaid and adult payments are all ued the income levels of recipients millions would have to dump more than 1 100 tons bombs 39 center of Saigon of Shock waves Buffered a cutback arising from 1 rattled doors and windows of their increased income the capital throughout fte i night An amendment by Sen Walter F Mondale ordered that the 30 r be disregarded as the 24 hours The Saigon command Mid mat 100 Communist attacks per cent Tere reported that ended at for those programs dawn There were 85 attacks In Tht action came on a previous 24 hours considered as as any I A brief terror atuck sodal legislation ever near lai ered by Congress It bears a price tag of about billion would raise taxes by seven miles north of Saigon left one policeman dead and three militiamen wounded billion and said i 1 l Ixil Social Security and Medicare insurance for the elderly cut Medicaid's potential in a minimum income fori and give million aged blind and made by an average of planes and each plane about 30 tons of bombs on suspected Communist troop concentrations military sources said Hidalgo County Leader Dies MERCEDES L W thert outer perimeter last time threat to a ttw by Communist official records showed UPI reporter Basse tt and Rodeo for the past 10 years died about p.m Thursday in Knapp Methodist Hospital He was 61 The rancher wss banker and taken to the after ened To ranger camp at the Inn about southern Quang Ngai province jl p.m Thursday while attending about 310 miles north of Kiwanis luncheon said tro raids businessman called In overnight near of ters Friday high ground overlooking camp on Thursday Bank and military officers a Mercedes and brother the first time a Ambassador George official of the People's a State Department aide retain of China had been entertained by a U.S government leader and Chiao brought Chinese unsuccessfully a seat here also to for the disabled adults on welfare and provide for tests Other fighting and Friday the situation at j of Weslaco in nri in f WQ 1 A t nil 3 n i r was reported in the Saigon Ba To was A mortar militia outpost 27 a conflicting theories over how to barrage hit militia outpost along Chinese Nationalists with down the north of the capital and Ambassador it was not known mothers children fight reported nearby 3 translator j Rogers unexpected gesture of welfare sources said i car was delayed friendliness was intended as a1 Tim U SENATE en pg two Military sources said the 15 floor apartment largely social bit I imagine momentarily by a limousine purely social affair or hours of heavy strikes were lop jam in front of the would be a cooperative apartments where The principal issue in current Before the dinner and Said the evening would bej Valley Firefighters To Stage Parades Department spokesman accom Rogers on his current i New York visit and Nicholas L H arl i n gen's In the units U.S delegation equipment will be on parade j assemble at the intersection of i man told newsmen there was price of a duplex apartment starts at He involve efforts to arrived shortly after S trade and EDT and scientific Earlier Charkrs Brav State Kes Saturday at recognition of 30 national and Jackson and lo say about Rogers F Street and from week according to SM Benito that the dinner party was Fire Chief Hias to be Other in the Valley will also have parades the parade be in the a marked to div In other areas an Valley parade will form at w and N in Mission at J The parade will proceed south on stale 1016 Jo of way IKS and wiU arrive in at From will to there Street a alons Miracle Mile Hast the in Pharr at Other along hc rouir and time of arrival are San the mood last year States hen to Grover To Speak In Harlingen requested by South Vietnamese commanders who fear a Communist offensive in the Crash Injures Garcia Clifford Brothers breeders of registered red brahman cattle at a ranch located on U S 281 five miles south of Mercedes He was member of the official board of the First United Methodist Church Clifford was involved in lose Guadalupe me He the Last Wednesday General Kurt Waldheim held a1 private dinner here for the big five powers Chiao had not yell Slate Sen Henry Grover arrived Chinese ePu b i ca n nominee of Huang Hua joined Rogers will speak to said Foreign Ministers Andrei of the Harlingen Rotary ol the Soviet Union Sir Club today at noon in Richards Alec and France in what was is pan a tour the Saigon area before the Nov was in McAllen and the Mic IJS elections Hospital intensive care a Period of t Ail but one of the a crash on old U.S presidency of missions werf over Ware Road Thursday Livestock Show and Communist staging at about 7 p.m i Rodeo following the death of 0 Boi Loi woods police said a pickup an northwest Saigon by Ruben Herbert He was a of the L W CLIFFORD Mercedes resident for mort in K years include daughter Mrs Patty Stewar a son Mark Clifford of Worth and four grand- 1 J t 1 M r s Kor si the Ho Bo woods 25 to make a Rile capital turn from the east bound lane and Shrine of the highway when it secretary-treasurer of Cong from the rear by a Gty Developers now U.S helicopter just before by Garcia Garcia process a of Room heaw raids spokesmen Jakon o in the in Maurice Schumann of HLs 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