Nixon ally says he was uninformed about campaign activity
Maurice Stans, Nixon's chief fundraiser, says he was completely unaware of campaign efforts and grateful for it. Developments in Wednesday's Watergate hearings are on Page 2. A separate accord among the United States, Vietnam and Viet Cong aims to reinforce a cease-fire and pursue real peace in South Vietnam, with details on Page 2. Nicklaus faces new test as Weiskopf pressures Open defense in Oakmont. see Page 11. Joe Morgan’s hit spoils Rick Wise no-hitter bid as the Reds beat the Cardinals 7-0. full baseball news on Page 12. A heroin poppy threat warns of harvest pain. page 19 has the story. The murder trial press-coverage debate area noted on Page 23. Rain and mild conditions forecast. highs in the 80s Friday, 20% today, 60% tonight. Main office and classifieds notice included.
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Jack Nicklaus
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Nixon Orders Instant Retail Price Freeze
President Nixon announced a nationwide immediate freeze on all retail prices for up to 60 days, excluding wages. The measure directs audits of firms raising prices beyond January ceilings and aims to tighten controls while preserving the free market path.
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Weather, Labor Snags May Delay Junior High Opening
Herald staff reports Central Junior High may not move to the new East Side Junior High this fall due to rain, labor shortages, and construction delays on the $4 million Ind 109 Lindbergh project. If delayed beyond July 1, moving plans and demolition of the old Lincoln street structure could be affected.
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Council To Act On City Facelift And Bond Issue
City council set to adopt 1.5 million bond package and revenue sharing plans tonight with 20 item agenda. Nine rezoning actions stem from May plan commission, including mall and street widening projects. Downtown development links to Meridian Street mall, Delaware Brown thoroughfare, and traffic pattern impacts.
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Albea Plumbing & Heating
Genter Memorial
Tol Devices
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Eighth St
Sted and
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Fairway
Ford Agency
No Cadillacs For Persons On Welfare
INDIANAPOLIS AP The Indiana State Welfare Board voted to withhold welfare payments from people owning cars valued over 1200 dollars. The regulation, approved 5-1, gives Welfare Director Wayne A Stanton authority to judge if property is essential or should be sold to qualify for aid. Stanton said about 400 of 200000 cases may be affected and that luxury items such as boats color TV and high price consoles could come under screening. He noted no objection to black and white TV and argued the crackdown on chiselers will aid the truly needy.
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Richland
Johnson
Indianapolis
Indiana State Welfare Board
Wayne A. Stanton
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