Price controls on meat meet mixed public reaction nationwide
Public opinion split amid Nixon meat price ceilings with a broad boycott planned for next week. Producers and farmers argued higher prices may result from reduced production while consumer groups pressed for deeper cuts and widespread city protests.
Nixon announces nationwide meat price ceiling enforcement to start
The Nixon administration says a 20 member IRS enforcement group will back the Cost of Living Council as meat price ceilings on beef pork and lamb take effect. Retailers must post ceilings by April 9 and housewives urged to report violations to local IRS offices. Summer demand may extend controls and transparency checks will follow pricing data.
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Major Oil Companies Set Up Quotas
New York AP reports major oil firms began allocating gasoline deliveries due to crude shortages as independent stations close or shorten hours. Companies including Texaco and Allied Oil implement quotas, while independents face severe cuts and some closures amid rising demand and refinery limitations.
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Obituary notices from Anderson and Marion areas
Obituaries recall Mrs Golden Morsis and Mrs Dorothy Barrett with services in Vincennes and Clio area. Marion mourns Maude Brat tain age 83 with funeral at Raven Funeral Home. Elwood lists Mrs Goldve B darkle 78 and notes survivors. services at Dunniehay Funeral Home. Burial set for Vincennes Fairview Cemetery and Ehwood City Cemetery respectively.
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New Arrivals at Local Hospitals and Indiana Job Data
Birth notices from St. John’s Hospital and Community Hospital list multiple families welcoming boys and girls, with names and addresses of parents. In Indianapolis, unemployment claims fell 7.6 percent to 31,232 last week, while plans for a 49 million amusement park project drew attention for 1975 completion in the northwest area, with factory layoffs noted nationwide.
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POWs Return From Vietnam War Sit with Clark Crowd
A group of released POWs departed Clark Air Base in the Philippines bound for U S bases, greeted by cheering families and locals. Flights carried 12 then 18 prisoners each, with stops en route. most were captured between 1965 and 1972 and released by North Vietnamese and Pathet Lao forces.
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Christ Apostolic Revival Opens Week at Christ Temple
The Christ Apostolic Revival begins Monday at Christ Temple Apostolic Church 610 W 22nd St San Antonio Texas. Pastor Jennie Foster of Indianapolis will lead the week with Elder Horace Young district elder San Antonio as guest evangelist. Services start 7 30 each evening with Elder G Barnes and district elder Elder GG Mill directing.
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