Black market beef fears rise as price freeze bites
United Press International reports a developing gray and black beef market after Phase IV price controls. Wholesalers and housewives face shortages and inflated prices as some stores and processors hint at lifting the freeze before mid‑September.
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President’s Council of Economic Advisers
UPI
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IBM hit with 150000 a day contempt fine in antitrust case
Federal Judge David Edelstein orders IBM to pay 180000 daily for refusing to turn over hundreds of documents in the four year old antitrust suit. Justice Department seeks to break up IBM and prove monopoly power. IBM argues documents are confidential lawyer communications. The fine lasts until compliance and was set by considering IBM's ability to pay.
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Colby Confirmed to Head CIA by Senate Vote
The Senate approved William Colby 12 to 13 to lead the CIA. Supporters praised his professionalism and pledges to curb domestic spying and increase congressional oversight. Opponents cited his Vietnam era Phoenix program and alleged abuses, including torture and assassination.
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James R. Schlesinger
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Otters
Vietnam
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D-Calif
United States
Congress
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D-Wash
Maniac killer blamed for guard death at federal prison
Leavenworth Kansas UPI reports warden Daggett calling the incident a maniac killer spree at the federal penitentiary. An unarmed guard Wayne Selle 39 died from stab wounds during a lunchtime disturbance that held hostages for hours. FBI interrogated 600 inmates as authorities believe 100 or more were involved. two inmates in the laundry held four hostages before surrendering.
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Cable cars reach century mark in San Francisco
San Francisco marks 100 years since the first cable car descended Clay Street with Andrew Hallidie at the controls. The 40 remaining cars were dressed with bunting for a pre dawn anniversary parade in Chinatown. Mayor Joseph Alioto rode a motorized flat bed trailer for the commemorative trip.
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UPI
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Joseph L. Alicto
White House silent on Nixon impeachment move
Washington officials said the White House would not comment on Representative Robert F. Ninian Dinnan's impeachment resolution. Dinnan, a Jesuit priest and former Boston College law dean, cited Cambodia bombing and Watergate ties as motives. Most members consider impeachment premature pending further Watergate findings.
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UPI
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Robert F. Dinnan
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Norway faces Israeli diplomat expulsion over Oslo murder
Oslo officials weigh expelling an Israeli diplomat tied to the July killing of Ahmed Bouchiki in Lillehammer. The incident strains Norwegian Israeli ties as authorities pursue six arrested suspects and explore broader links to a pro Israeli group alleged to target Black September.
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UPI
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Jerusalem
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Weiter
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Umer
Osi
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Pelice
Black September
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Twin Cinemas Shows and Sparks in Film Talk
In Twin Cinemas Cinema I Last Tango in Paris runs a fourth week with mixed praise and questions about the film's authenticity. Other titles like Eddie Coyle and A Warm December play at nearby venues as drives ins start at dusk.
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Paris
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Schneider
Brantlay
Eddie Coyle
Robert Mitch
Hathaways
North Hoosick
N.Y
Triveda
John Wayne
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