Pay Board faces challenge over coal miner wage hike
In Washington, Pay Board chairman George Boldt defended a 9.5 percent yearly wage standard while allowing a first year 1 percent rise under a United Mine Workers contract. Senator Proxmire warned the decision could jeopardize Nixon era stabilization and set a dangerous precedent for future raises. The panel stressed a pattern issue and potential review by five board members looms amid broader economic controls.
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Washington
George H. Boldt
Nixon
Bokh
House
Senate Economic Committee
Sen_ William
Proxmire
D-Wise
Boldt
Umder
United Mine Workers
Treasury Secreary
Jono B. Connally Jr
Dez
Indians pledge to seek unity in tribal groups
Reno reports the Embanly unity efforts among NCAT and related Indian organizations closed with executives agreeing to retain Leo Voru as director until January. Helen Mitchell of Quinault was elected CAL treasurer, replacing Dorothy Davids. Discussion on the 1972 NOAD budget was tabled for January. Several excerpts touch on Nixon economic policy and labor wage issues, including retroactive pay debates and concerns over inflation.
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Reno
New
UPL
Uf Pcan Indians
NCAT
Forrest
Leo WF Voru
Hip Eter Goe
Helen Mitchell
Quinault
Wash
CAL
Dorothy Davids
Wiscoms
NOAD
Sarasota, Frs
Tensions ease as holiday breaks amid India Pakistan hostilities
UPI reports holiday observances for THU Fitr in India and Pakistan amid a lull in cross border activity. India said shelling wounded three in East Pakistan near Shantinagar while patrols clashed briefly in the northeast. Diplomats begin repatriation as travel restrictions ease, with India and Pakistan planning to move hundreds of staff home this weekend.
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NEW Delat
UPI
India
Pakistan
West Bengal
East Pakistan
Shantinagar
Islamabad
Karachi
Controls exemption proposed for media
UPI reports Sen. Alan Cranston proposes exempting media from wage and price controls amid a broader bill to extend government economic powers. Support from Everett Jordan and James Buckley forms a coalition to shield publishers broadcasters and the film industry from economic life or death politics.
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Washington
UPI
Alan Cranston
Jane Newspapers
Maga 7 Fishers
Cranston
Senate
Nixon
Ted
Everett Jordan
D-N.c
James J. Buckley
New York
Peoria gunman holds mother child in tavern raid
Police comb the South Side hunting a gunman who abducted a mother and her year old daughter during a tavern holdup at City Tavern in North Pekin. Hostages included a police lieutenant and a service station manager. The thief fled after a collision. Lt. Date Riviere helped attempt a safe release. The suspect, described as a slim white man in his 30s, remained at large with investigations continuing.
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Peoria, al
UPI
Date Riviere
Pekin
Gimman
Carter
Peatia
Tom
Colorado
North Pekin
Don Kulne
Fremont Library Preschool Story Hours Announced
Fremont libraries will offer preschool story hours this February at multiple branches. The schedule includes 10 am Tuesdays at Paseo Padre and 10 am Thursdays at Niles, with 11 am or 2 pm sessions on various days. Storytellers plan songs games finger plays and puppet activities for youngsters.
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Fremont Libraries
Pechsfialesaariighag Riteioc
Fremont
Paseo Padre Parkway
Centerville
Fremon Blvd
Niles Libbrary
Fremont Library
Obituary for Marcellino B Mosquito in Newark Church
Frequiem Mass for Marce lino B. Mosquito 72 of New ark died Friday. Mass at Edwards Catholic Church Newark at 9 a.m. tomorrow. Survived by wife Marceling a daughter Juanita Bore four sons and siblings. Rosary at Fremorg Chapel later today. Burial at Holy Renucitrt Cemetery in Hay.
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Marcelino B. Mosquito
Newark
Edwards Catholic Church
Thornton Ave
Philippine Federation
America and the Sea Community
Alvarado
Marceling
Juanita Bore
Philippines
James E. Funk
Robbers Bind Five in Los Angeles Jewelers Hold-up
Police report five people were bound and gagged during a holdup at Johnston Jewelers in Los Angeles. None were injured. The robbers escaped after threatening staff and customers who were inside the store.
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L.A
Los Angeles
Noa
Ai Johnston Jewelers
Daity Aerie Play Reveals Publisher Beginnings
Fragmentary OCR hints at a publication titled The Daity Aerie. Details are unclear but suggest a theater item noting beginnings by an unnamed publisher and associated dates or authors.
Construction wage boost bans easing in phase of economy
President Nixon's wage control panel and the Construction Industry Stabilization Committee discussed extending wage freezes and allowing limited increases on a case by case basis. The CISH board, chaired by John Jop, signaled continued oversight of union and non union raises, while a Utah quake report noted minor seismic activity near Cedar City.
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Miami Beach
UPI
Nixon
Construction Industry Stabilization Committee
CIBC
Harvard
John Jop
CISC
Humphrey says decision on 1972 run by January 4
Senator Hubert Humphrey said he will decide by January 4 whether to seek the Democratic presidential nomination. He stressed a 50 50 chance of winning and noted the importance of assembling a broad organization and appealing to 25 million new voters aged 13 to 21. He criticized Earl Warren and voiced caution about supporting William Rehnquist for the US Supreme Court.
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Hot Springs
Ark
UPT
Rubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Sp. Vn
Humphrey
TFT
Nixon
Young Democrats Club of America
Gron
Earl Bats
Bispevelty
Wiliam Rehnquist
Rehnquist
Ciel
Civiliberties
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Fremont-Newark
YMCA
Rom
Mark Wood
Bobby Wood
Bruce Catewinan
Bruce Gatewood Jr
Peoria
Kling
Kieinholst
Silo
Gondon Hocker
Marcelino
Tur Aravus
Utah
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Spa-Tarn
Turkey
Acre
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Ringling
Pele
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KMART
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Fremont Center
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