Nixon Spokesman Denies White House Pressure On Agnew
A Nixon spokesman denied White House pressure on Vice President Spiro Agnew to resign. The dispute follows claims by Vic Gold that aides Haig and Laird fueled rumors to distract from Watergate. Agnew’s press secretary said no official policy supported those rumors. Denver Post reports Agnew discussed resignation in Denver but intended to stay in office.
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New York
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Connally
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Texas
Barry Goldwater
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Goldwater
Jamaica Industrial Development Corp
Tentative Chrysler Contract Approved by UAW Council
The United Auto Workers Chrysler Council overwhelmingly approved tentative contracts covering 117 000 production and 10 500 salaried workers. Locals will ratify Thursday through Sunday with 7 dissenting votes among 200. The agreements set wage and pension gains, with production workers on strike since Friday and salaried workers remaining on the job. Ratifications and timing focus on first shifts Monday, while industry observers warn the deal could set a high pattern for Ford and GM.
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Government rejects Chrysler 1974 price raise in Phase 4
The Cost of Living Council refused Chrysler's proposed 73 dollar model increase and urged waiting for full cost data from new UAW contract talks. Council said auto makers should hold off on further hikes until negotiations conclude and price increases are reviewed collectively.
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Lynn Townsend
Dunlop
United Auto Workers Union
Nixon Stance Tough On Tapes
Washington AP President Nixon digs in against the Court of Appeals compromise on Watergate tapes insisting he will not waive constitutional prerogatives. White House brief argues no delegation to special prosecutor Cox and seeks to protect presidential confidentiality while resisting in camera court review. Cox had signaled possible acceptance of the compromise, but the White House stance remains firm.
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Demolition of Lincoln and Central Junior High Begins in Anderson
Za browski Company of Indianapolis started razing the Lincoln and Central Junior High School buildings, marking the end of an era in Anderson. Demolition and site clearance will take about 30 days and the area will be landscaped into a park for Anderson High School students with benches later.
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Lincoln
Manual Training High School
Anderson High School
Anderson
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Ebbertt
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12Th
13Th Streets
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Lincoln Street
Big Four Railroad
East Side Junior High School
Lindberg Road
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Madison County’s varied past in industry and towns
A regional history summary notes Madison County once housed numerous auto plants including one at Elwood and more than a dozen brandsoriginating in the county. It highlights a thriving glass industry, early railroads, water powered mills, Carriage Row wagon making near Anderson, vanished towns, and the disappearance of the last covered bridge after fifty years.
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Elwood
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Indiana
Fall Creek
Pendleton
Penn Central
Fifth and Meridian Streets
Hamilton County
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