Nixon Cabinet to huddle on inflation plan
President Nixon calls a Cabinet meeting amid rising prices and hints at action on inflation. Melvin Laird says recommendations will be made. Officials discuss tighter wage price controls and a higher gasoline tax. Nixon set to deliver Florida Tech commencement address en route to Key Biscayne.
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Brigitte Bardot Retires From Films at 38
Paris AP reports Brigitte Bardot, once a screen sex symbol, declares retirement saying she has had enough. Bardot, age 38, spoke in an interview on Wednesday about stepping away from movie work.
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McCloskey impeachment speech halted by quorum call
Rep. Paul McCloskey’s six minute House speech on possible Nixon impeachment was halted by Rep. Earl Landgrebe’s demand for a quorum. The adjournment left 152 members in the chamber, well short of 218, with McCloskey planning to print his speech in the Congressional Record and promising to continue the debate across the country.
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Regional Weather Notes on Impeachment Inquiry Timing
A regional weather bulletin mentions impeachment or impeachment inquiry resolutions discussed for a few more days. No specific individuals are named as intending to file them soon.
Mussolini's Son Defends Il Duce as Misunderstood
Vittorio Mussolini says his father was not like Hitler and did many good things for Italy before allying with him. He discusses Benito Mussolini in a book about his wife, his daughter, and Clara Petacci who died with him in World War II.
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Rickover Ends 21 Day Bethesda Stay. Returns Home
Vice Admiral Hyman G. Rickover, 73, wraps up a 21 day stay at Bethesda Naval Hospital for a respiratory ailment and returns to his home. The retired admiral had been treated and stabilized before leaving the facility.
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Nixon sails Potomac aboard Sequoia with key aides aboard
President Nixon cruised the Potomac River on the presidential yacht Sequoia Wednesday evening. He was joined by Army Gen. Alexander M. Haig Jr., White House chief of staff. former Treasury Secretary John B. Connally as adviser. and Bryce Harlow, head of the White House congressional liaison office. Harlow is reportedly under White House post consideration.
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House Approves Minimum Wage Increase to Two Dollars
The House voted 287 to 130 to raise the minimum wage from 1.60 to 2 this year and to 2.20 in 1974, extending coverage to government workers and household domestics. The Dent bill sets schedules for three wage groups and farm workers with a separate fight over teenage hires at 80 percent of the minimum wage.
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Ex MLB player denies role in extortion plot
Former major leaguer Jerry Priddy 53, head of an advertising firm, is free on bail after denying involvement in a scheme to extort 250000 from Princess Cruises. He faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted.
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Fletcher Low remembered chemist and Braves alumnus
Fletcher Low 80 emeritus chemistry professor at Dartmouth College died Wednesday. A former professional baseball player with the Boston Braves in 1915 16 he also served as a state legislative official and taught in the VISTA program. He retired in 1960.
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