Nixon Train to Cool Inflation Signals Debate
Washington AP reports officials aim to curb inflation by higher rates and restraint. With banks at a 7 percent prime, executives consider delaying borrowing while the public’s inflation expectations persist. Disinflation risks recession, with job losses likely, and unity between White House and Fed remains unproven.
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Washington
Nixon
Federal Reserve Board
William McChesney Martin
White House
Treasury
Council of Economic Advisers
Paul W. McCracken
McCracken
Hunger Fighter Dr. Donald Gatch Linked to Senate Probe
Dr. Donald Gatch, 38, of Bluffton, D.C., is identified as a hunger fighter whose actions helped trigger a Senate investigation. Details remain sparse as officials pursue further testimony and records.
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Donald Gatch
Bluffton, D.C
Senate
Identification Made Of Man Burned To Death
New York reports identify the man burned to death as Ray Ed White, 20, of Dayton. Police suspected possible ties to a motorcycle gang called the Alien Nomads, with 44s and five women described among members, as investigations continued into the fatal incident.
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New York
Ray Ed White
Dayton
FBI
White
Alien Nomads
Ion ‘I
Eeri ‘Waa
Seek Girl 16 Missing From Foster Home
Police report a 16 year old ward of the court missing since February 20. Last seen in Newberry Titusville, placed in a Conneautville foster home after negative leads. Melody, 5 feet 2, 113 pounds, strawberry blonde hair, hazel eyes, scar beside and below her right eye.
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Newberry
Titusville
Conneautville
Melody
Corry Delegation Tours Erie GEAAC Agencies
Corry leaders visit Erie to inspect GEAAC operations including the Opportunities Industrialization Center Harlin Preschool and Bayfront NATO agency. They offer to help arrange transport for Corry residents to OIC for job training. participants include Ray Weber Robert Kublak William Helmintoller Sam Baressi Thomas Lamendola and others.
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GEAAC
Erie
Opportunities Industrializations Center
Harlin Preschool
Bayfront NATO
Corry
OIC
Ray Weber
Ajax
Robert Kublak
McInnes Steel
William Helmintoller
Pennsylvania lawmakers split over voting age 18 or 19
In Harrisburg the General Assembly shows strong intent to lower the voting age but remains divided on whether it should be 18 or 19. The House backed a 19-year threshold by 158 to 32 while the Senate approved 18 plus in a 36 to 9 vote. Both would require approval again in 1971 or 1972 before a ballot. The vote highlighted other actions including aid to private schools and a public employee bargaining proposal.
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Harrisburg
General Assembly
Pennsylvania
House
Commonwealth
Senate
House Education Committee
Sirhan Birthday Courtroom Observation and Psychologist Testimony
In Los Angeles Sirhan Bishara Sirhan's 25th birthday is noted in court as jury deliberations continue over his murder of Robert Kennedy. Psychologists describe Sirhan as paranoid with impaired social judgment while defense seeks diminished capacity to argue against first degree murder.
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Los Angeles
Sirhan Bishara
Sirhan
Robert F. Kenne
Adel
Orville Roderick Richardson
Richardson
Kennedy
New York
California
Rior
Richardton
Requiem Mass Held for Mrs. Blanche Keleber
A Requiem Mass for Mrs. Blanche Keleber was celebrated at St. Thomas Church at 9:30 am with Rev. Cyril Cooper as celebrant. A Bracken Funeral Home prayer service preceded the mass and burial took place at Pine Grove Cemetery. bearers included Francis Blair and John V. Foster among others.
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Blanche Keleber
St. Thomas’ Church
Cyril Cooper
Bracken Funeral Home
Pine Grove Cemetery
Francis Blair
C. A. Duke
John V. Foster
Stuart Gorsline
Michael Lynch
Walter Sweet
Youngstown
Erie Paper Guild Resume Talks in Erie Strike
Negotiations between Times Publishing Co and Local 187 of the American Newspaper Guild resume in Erie Pa after a two week strike over a new contract. Union workers had walked out March 6. stereotyper action began earlier. The firm seeks court order to bar mass picketing while continuing to publish one paper daily with about 40 000 copies.
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Erie, Pa
Times Publishing Co
American Newspaper Guild
Erie
Evening Daily Times
Erie Morning News
Sunday Times-News
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Wilms Jean Ingind
Hunger Fighter
Freedmen's Hospital
Washington, D.C
Aniersan
Wilma Jean Ingland
Church OF the Nazarene
Essex Street
E. H. Stenger
Polyglas
Corry Dodge
N. Center St
Helena Rubinstein
Mrs. Keleber
Erie Paper, Guild
Walter J. Hickle
Berkline Golden Crest
Sith
Berkline
Asthon
Bancroft
Mayfair
Barney's Firestone
South Canter Street
North
Center Street
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