Threat to President Spurs Hunt Escalates in New Orleans Area
Authorities resumed the manhunt 12 miles north of New Orleans for a suspect identified as Edwin Gaudet, aka Punchy Gaudet, linked to threats against President Nixon. Federal warrants in New Orleans charge him with threatening the president while officials discuss a possible conspiracy but cite insufficient evidence.
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Miners Trapped Four Days Face Rescue Efforts
CASA GRANDE Ariz AP efforts under way to supply food and medical aid to two miners trapped seven thousand three hundred feet underground after a cave in. Rescue teams rotate on sixty minute shifts as heat and smoke hinder operations. officials hope to drive six inch shafts into the drift to reach the men, still alive, with supplies and communications.
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Urw Wins Fight With Teamsters
Washington AP reports Teamsters President Jank Fitzshumans declared grape grower agreements signed since August 9 invalid, effectively dropping the dispute with United Farm Workers led by Cesar Chavez. The stance followed days of bargaining friction involving AFL-CIO leaders as conciliation meetings occurred amid ongoing labor tensions in California agriculture.
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Nixon May Put Off Press Conference
White House sources say President Nixon may delay his long awaited California news conference. The postponement would give advisers time to confer before his first public appearance in more than five months amid Watergate questions.
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City Linn Officers Move To Offset Possible Detect
City and Linn County law officers plan to attach an oath to state uniform traffic citations due to a potential constitutional defect. A recent case in Cedar Rapids involved a challenge to the citations’ oath requirement, but the defendant pled guilty after a plea deal.
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Public Hearings Set On Auto and Steel Price Hikes
Washington AP The Cost of Living Council to hold public hearings on proposed auto and steel price increases announced last week. Hearings in Washington August 28 on auto price moves and August 30 31 on steel hikes. Major steel firms including U S Steel plan up to 5 percent rise. Four large automakers announce 1974 model increases led by GM averaging about 1.5 percent. Council sources say hearings test admin enforcement of Phase 4 anti inflation program and potential exemptions for beef pricing remain flexible with Crass Brothers exception allowing pass through to customers while supermarkets cannot raise consumer prices.
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Worst Over For Phase 4 Dunlop Says
Council spokesman John Dunlop warned Phase 4 price increases may ease but urged caution. He cited chicken prices dropping from 74 to 56 cents and noted Phase 4 could affect many sectors including autos, steel, and food regulations. He emphasized timing and pass-through costs for producers and suggested further price shifts are possible as investments and capacity react.
Agnew Grand Jury Testimony Subpoena Blocked by Judge
Baltimore AP report states U S district judge Edward Northrop ruled Vice President Spiro Agnew cannot be subpoenaed to testify before a bribery grand jury because he has been alerted by the justice department that he could be a defendant. The decision arises amid debates on executive privilege and potential indictments while in office.
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Wonderful bargains in shirts for you withie and V7 newks
A department store window sign promises "Wonderful bargains In shirts for you withie and V7 newks" in a humorous historic phrasing. The odd wording hints at a sale event or misread OCR from a display, reflecting vintage retail charm and playful misprints.
Blast Rips Union Offices As Strike Cripples Chile
In Santiago the Confederation movement suffers a broad strike crippling shops across Chile. Fire bombs strike an old park mansion as 40 000 shop owners and workers join noisy demonstrations. No injuries reported though several families lose income amid intensified labor conflict.
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July Jump Lowest in 8 Months
The government reported a 2 percent rise in July consumer prices, the smallest monthly increase in eight months. Food costs rose while clothing fell. rents and groceries showed notable gains. The Labor Department noted boosts likely occurred before the June price freeze took effect. Real weekly earnings rose modestly from June to July, with spendable earnings up year to date but real spendable earnings down.
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