Union Boost Romney Call For Restraint
Washington AP secretary George Romney spoke to AFL-CIO Building and Construction Trades delegates, criticizing inflationary wage demands and union practices. He cited rising wage settlements, urged reforms, and warned delays would tighten restrictions, while denying housing programs can meet needs without curbing inflation.
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Mortgage Money Seen Increasing
Washington AP Secretary of Housing George Romney and Congress on Monday noted preliminary signs mortgage money may be more abundant and cheaper, signaling a potential acceleration of housing efforts. He cautioned against predictions and urged faster land appropriations and Nixon inflation measures, while highlighting NHA mortgage pricing and enhanced flexibility in model cities policy.
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Federal National Mortgage Association
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Mass Backers of Wallace Forming Party in Massachusetts
Massachusetts backers of George Wallace organize the Massachusetts American Independent Party Association in Boston. The group plans a statewide slate of candidates next year and may run a Boston mayoral candidate. State chairman James J. Twohig cites a 130,000 petition base and 1,500 members, aiming for a drastic state budget cut of up to 430 million to 1.0 billion, mainly from health education and welfare.
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George C.wallace
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James J. Twohig
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WW II Soldier Buried After 26 Years at Family Farm
A Georgia soldier, Pfo Winford Humphries of the 37th Infantry Division, is laid to rest in Newbridge Baptist churchyard near Cleveland after remains were found in 1967 and identified. Army search had been called off in 1939 and 1950. his mother Mrs Allie K Humphries expresses relief.
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Winford Humphries
Newbridge Baptist
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Chance
Virginia
Leslie B. Kreger
Virginia Beach
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Munda
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Kreger
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Australia
Norfolk Virginian-Pilot
Four recipients in New York hospital multiorgan transplant
Four patients received hearts livers and kidneys from an unidentified donor at New York Hospital. All are reported in satisfactory condition. The operation involved four medical teams led by Dr C Walton Littleher doctor Henry Guns Dr John C Whitsell and Dr J Richard Rees.
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New York Hospital
C. Walton Lilteher
Henry Guns
John C. Whitsell
J. Richard Rees
Lion in Winter Named Worst Movie of the Year by Harvard Lampoon
Cambridge, Mass AP reports Harvard Lampoon editors chose The Lion in Winter as Worst Movie of the Year after it won three Oscars. Barbra Streisand won the Lampoon's Natalie Wood Award as Worst Actress of the Year.
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Sidney Poitier
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Kirk Douglas
Rod Steiger
Iya Aulin
Tony Curtis
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Jerry Lewis
Lewis
Dean Martin
Malawi Chief Scoffs at Critics Over Rhodesia Rights
Malawi President Hastings K Banda says the United States Canada Australia and New Zealand have settler governments and no right to criticize white regimes in Rhodesia South Africa and Mozambique. He questions who the real Americans are, citing American Indians in power. The Lampoon awards ridicule to various actors and works, mocking trends in film and literature.
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