Nixon Readies Phase Two Machinery for Wage Price Controls
Washington AP: Nixon moves to activate postfreeze controls on wages and prices while pushing trade liberalization. Pay Board and Price Commission names due soon. Talks in Paris seek barrier removal and possible surcharge adjustment. Connally foresees wage ceilings to curb inflation. Heller suggests 5–6% could align with 2–3% target. GNP and unemployment data due, economy sluggish but improving late year. Trade talks hinge on currency realignment and surcharge leverage.
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U.S
Pay Board and Price Commission
Paris
Treasury
John B. Connally
United States
White House
Labor-Management Public Pay Board
Price Commission
Connally
Pay Board
The
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Organized Labor
Nixon
ABC
Walter Heller
John F. Kennedy
Heller
NBC
Meet the Press
Japan
U.S. Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
William Proamire
Congressional Joint Economic Committee
Congress
Grand Opening of Crossland Furniture Restoration Studio
Gary and Jackie Wallin announce the Grand Opening of Crossland Furniture Restoration Studio at 2025 Penn Avenue East Warren PA. A two chair paint or varnish removal special costs 3.00 through November 6, saving 5.50 per painted chair. The Crossland Process claims to strip without damaging grain joints or patina and is promoted as the finishing touch for DIY refinishing.
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Gary
Jackie Wallin
Crossland
Penn Avenue East
Warren
Jackie
Joosen
Wallin
Linesville Area Teachers Strike
The Linesville Education Association with about 55 teachers went on strike at 7 am after voting to reject a fact finder’s report on a 1971 72 contract. The dispute centers on supplemental salaries for teachers who coach or engage in extracurriculars, plus a starting salary of 6700. The district will continue busing 1,200 students and parents are urged to arrange child care as needed.
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Inesville
Linesville Education Association
Linesville- Conneaut-Summit
Conneaut
LEA
Clair Nicolls
Association
Rex Murphy
Byrd Reveals Law School Grades Amid Nomination Talk
Senator Robert C. Byrd released his law school grades showing A’s in 25 hours B’s in 16 hours and C’s in 16 hours with no grade below C. The grades cover courses taken while serving as West Virginia’s senator and studying at American University and George Washington University.
Coho Salmon Season Draws Tri-State Fishermen to Erie
Refugee totals worldwide have more than doubled in six years from 7,900,309 in 1964 to 17,318,320 in 1970, per Church World Service. Pennsylvania fish warden surveys two coho salmon snatched by Cindy Mass as hundreds of anglers gather in Erie for the season.
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New York
Church World Service Reports
Normaly
Pennsylvania
Tri-State
Erie
Eight Killed In Western Pa. Accidents
Over the weekend western Pennsylvania saw at least eight traffic deaths. Among the victims are Mary Larrimer, 84, and Florence M. West, 57, in a Jerome head on crash. Mary’s daughter Betty Metts and her 5 year old grandson Mark were seriously injured. Others included Joseph Rose, 22, in Greensburg. James H. Potts, 24, Penn State student, near Seven Stars. Donald Johnson, 35, Ridgway. Jacqueline Kapp, 15, Cranberry Township. Charles Remond, 47, Pine Township. and James Meador Jr., 21, Whitehall.
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Pennsylvania
Jerome
Somerset County
Mary Larrimer
Johnstown
Florence M. West
Acosta
Betty Metts
West
Mark
Somerset Community Hospital
Joseph D. Rose
Greensburg
Westmoreland Hospital
James H. Potts
Holidaysburg
Penn State University
Donald E. Johnson
Bradford
McKean
Ridgway
Jacqueline Kapp
Zelienople
Rochester Road
Cranberry Township
Charles Remond
Mars
Pine Township
James Meador Jr
Baldwin
Whitehall Borough
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Rcavictor Color Television
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Rl Lo Spibei
Linesville Area
Byrd
Dmonton
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Job
American Bible Society
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