Government To File Civil Injunction Against Pay Hikes For Texas Employes
The Justice Department plans to sue Texas for wage increases ordered by Gov. Preston Smith under Nixon’s wage freeze. The move follows the Cost of Living Council led by John B. Connally. Violations carry fines up to 5000 and possible contempt penalties.
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Justice Department
Austin
Texas
Preston Smith
Cost of Living Council
John B. Connally
Nixon
Treasury
Rehabilitation Not Punishment Guideline from Center Psychiatrist
Dr Robert Pfeiler of the Madison County Guidance Center argues rehabilitation should guide corrections not punishment. He notes high recidivism drops for juveniles in Kansas and cites Air Force programs and Denver volunteers as models, urging massive probation expansion and community volunteer support to supervise parolees.
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Robert Pfeiler
Madison County Guidance Center
Pfeiler
One-Car Crash Kills Madison County Man
Alfred Adkins aged 46 of Gaston was killed Friday at 5 30 p.m. when his car lost control on County Road 1800 North four miles east of Indi a trapping him after it rolled. Investigating officers named Major Don Stoops MCPD Summitville Marshal James Harmon and officers William Stookey and Jerry Speidel. Coroner Lonnie Weston said a fractured skull caused the death. Body taken to Parsons Mortuary Muncie with viewing Saturday 7 0 10 p.m. and removal to Munday Funeral Home Jamestown Tenn. Adkins born August 17 1925 in Manson Tenn had lived in Delaware County 26 years. He worked at Delco Battery 16 years and was a World War II veteran. He belonged to Delaware Lodge 46 F&AM Indianapolis Valley Scottish Rite Murat Shrine Indianapolis Mursha Shrine Club Muncie and Delco Battery Sympathy Club UAW 489 and attended Corinth Christian Church. Survivors include his wife.
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Alfred Adkins
Rt. 1
Gaston
Lonnie Weston
Madison County
Summitville
James Harmon
Herald
Madison County Police Department
Adkins
Don Stoops
Ind.a
William Stookey
Jerry Speidel
MCPD
Parsons Mortuary
Muncie
Munday
Jamestown
Tenn
Manson, Tenn
Delaware County
Delco Battery
Delaware Lodge 46
F&am
Indianapolis Valley
Order of the Scottish Rite
Murat Shrine Temple
Indianapolis
Murpa Shrine Club
Delco Battery Sympathy Club
UAW
Corinth Christian Church
Hartke avoids presidential talk during Guy visit
Indiana senator Vance Hartke toured Anderson on a statewide swing, speaking in support of Robert Rock for mayor while suggesting possible 1972 presidential ambitions. He attacked the Nixon administration over unemployment and economic policy, urged ending the Vietnam War, and cited 20,000 American deaths as context for his stance. Larry Conrad, Indiana secretary of state, spoke to the Board of Realtors and attended a news conference, underscoring a busy political day.
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Indiana
Vance Hartke
Anderson
Larry Conrad
Anderson Board of Realtors
Robert Rock
Hartke
Vietnam
Nixon
Nixon to Meet Hirohito in Alaska Stopover
President Nixon plans a September 26 Alaska visit to greet Emperor Hirohito as he travels to Europe. The meeting aims to ease U S Japanese tensions and may signal a future Nixon trip to Japan. Officials note no current plans for a broader U.S. tour by Hirohito.
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Nixon
Japan
Hirohito
San Clemente
Calif
Alaska
Europe
Hirohito-Nixon
Tokyo
United States
Asia
Anti-Amer
Ican
U.S
Weather Outlook With Thundershowers Likely
Partly cloudy and warm humid conditions persist through Sunday with a 20 percent chance of afternoon or evening thunderstorms. Temperatures reach the 70s today and tomorrow, with mild lows overnight and extended daylight through early evening.
Bolivian uprising spreads westward from rebel east
A Bolivian uprising against President Juan Jose Torres spread to Oruro after the army’s 2nd Division joined rebels. Tor res declared mobilization while Chilean officials reported asylum requests for 42 civilians and 18 soldiers. In Cochabamba troops patrolled as unrest deepened across western provinces.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Juan Jose Torres
Torres
Oruro
Chile
Cochabamba
New Arrivals and Madison County Notes
Page references list a range of sections in The Herald Today including new arrivals, Madison County death notices, area church news, editorials, health features, women's news, sports highlights, stock markets, comics, and classified ads across pages 2 to 15. The snippet outlines the newspaper’s structure and page distribution.
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Madison County
Calley sentence cut to twenty years in My Lai case
Lt. William L. Calley Jr. had his life term for My Lai murder reduced by 3rd Army Lt. Gen. Albert C. Connor to 20 years, making parole possible in seven. The ruling follows Nixon’s intervention and moves the case to the Army Court of Military Review in Washington. Calley’s civilian lawyer said he is very pleased.
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William L. Calley
My Lai
Albert O. Connor
Third Army
Calley
UPI
FT. Mcpherson
William L. Calley Jr
3Rd Army
U.S. Army Court of Military Review
Washington
Albert C. Connor
Army
Kenneth Raby
Ft. Benning
Connor
Nixon
George W. Latimer
Salt Lake City
Latimer
Meany vs Nixon wage price plan splits labor ranks
George Meany argues the Presidents wage price freeze harms workers, while Hodgson Connally Booth and Gallander defend administration policies. Meany claims the aim favors the rich, reduces jobs, and threatens worker rights with government imposed wages. The piece notes broad cross party reaction and labor leaders echoing Meany.
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Mlady
Caspar W. Weinberger
Pentagon
Hicinacen
Viola B. Phillips
Dr. Pfeifer
Shawnee County
Kans
Kansas Boys’ School
U. S. Air Force
Denver
Guy
Ronald L. Ziegler
Saigon
Supreme Court
Nguyen Cao Ky
Republican Party
Jackie Jackson
Pittsfield
Mass
Senators
Washington Senators
Pat
Miss Jackson
McKernan
the Herald Today
George Meany
Los Angeles Times News Service
James D. Hodgson
Meany
John R. Connally
Arch N. Booth
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
W. P. Gallander
National Association of Manufacturers
Booth
America
Messmen
L.A
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