Wholesale Prices Rise In October Report
Washington reports October wholesale prices increased five tenths of one percent with industrial commodities up eight tenths for rubber and rubber products and seven tenths for fuels and electric power. Farm products declined five tenths, while the overall wholesale price index rose to 114.0, up one tenth from the preliminary estimate. crude metals and machinery saw gains, hides and leather products fell six tenths, lumber and wood products fell five tenths, and chemicals fell three tenths.
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Todays Chuckie Nothing Ruins a Class Run Amin
Fragmentary text mentions a hostile phrase about a person named Chuckie and a derisive note on ambition and wealth. No clear event, date, or organization is identifiable to anchor a factual summary.
Strike Violence At Ohio Plant
Union pickets burned a guard's vat stoned sheriff's cars and smashed windows at a Westinghouse plant in Ohio during a midnight walkout over a contract dispute. About 4 000 workers struck while national unions advised delaying further action as negotiations continue. No injuries were reported.
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Dysart Man Dies in Fire
A Dysart man Raymond Maledy 58 died in a Sunday fire at a quonset dwelling. Firemen suspect a mattress over a floor furnace started the blaze. Survived by three sisters and three brothers, services set for Wednesday at Overton's with Dysart American Legion military rites at the Dysart cemetery. Casket will not be opened.
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House members seek review of air fare hike order
Washington AP dispatch reports 32 House members urged the US Court of Appeals to review a Civil Aeronautics Board decision raising domestic air fares. The appeal, led by Hepdala Moss, cited potential unprecedented actions affecting pricing. Mexico City coverage notes related voting age discussions amid broader legislative activity.
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21 Month Low For U S Troops In Vietnam
Saigon reports U S forces in Vietnam total 484,700 as of November 6, the lowest in 21 months. About 4,500 troops were withdrawn last week, with 843,400 peak strength reached in April. Command notes 27,000 navy and 600 coast guard are not included. Army 337,200. Marine Corps 61,400. Air Force 48,900 as of Nov 6.
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Alert More Troops for D C Duty
Washington area faces heightened security as an unspecified number of troops near 100 miles away are alerted for possible use during anti war protests. 28 000 troops are on standby plus 2700 National Guard in DC area. Justice officials warn of potential violence especially Saturday.
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Supreme Court declines Louisiana freedom of choice plans
WASHINGTON UPI The Supreme Court refused to review lower court rulings against Louisiana school boards over freedom of choice integration plans. The action also left intact a postal overtime pay ruling affecting about 450000 workers and upheld an ICC freight car rate order. In Cincinnati a 14 year old boy hijacked a Delta jetliner with a knife to the throat of a passenger but surrendered after airport police and FBI intervened.
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NASA deputy chief Mueller resigns effective Dec 10
Dr. George B. Mueller who has led the U S manned space program for six years announced his resignation to take effect December 10. NASA administrator Thomas Paine credited Mueller with building a strong foundation for the future space program and noted the search for a successor will be by President Nixon. Mueller, a St Louis native, had been vice president for research and development at Space Technology Laboratories before joining NASA in 1963.
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Canberra signs joint defense space station pact at Woomera
Canberra Australia AP reports a joint defense space station commitment was signed Monday at Woomera by Ambassador Walter Ricel and Australian Foreign Minister Gordon Freeth. The accord outlines cooperation between the United States and Australia on space defense facilities and operations at the Woomera site.
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Midlyce to vote against Haynsworth for Supreme Court
Washington senator Thomas Midlyce announced he will vote against Judge Clement Haynsworth for the Supreme Court. Senator Robert Dole expressed support for the nominee, with McIntyre criticizing the nomination as unfortunate and not meeting high standards. Debate in the Senate is set to begin Thursday.
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GIs Freed From Viet Cong Voice Mixed War Views
Three U S soldiers freed by the Viet Cong express varied views on the war saying they were treated well during captivity. Piecary Tinsley of Cleveland says he would hesitate to fight again, Willie Walking of Sumter urges ARVN leadership, and James Strickland of Dominos argues for Vietnam to shoulder the fight. They describe captivity, medical care, and limited Viet Cong persuasion efforts as they prepare to return to the United States.
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Emergency Tests For Apollo Crew
Apollo 12 astronauts Charles Conrad and Alan Bean practice emergency procedures in a sonar lander trainer vehicle aboard CAPE KENNEDY. The test, coordinated with Mission Control in Houston, prepares for a possible moon landing attempt next week. Richard Gordon, the Apollo 32 crewman, was briefed on lunar topography by USGS specialists and will photograph future landing sites from orbit. Gordon also planned time today aboard the command ship simulator.
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