Nixon asks scions to back strategy
Washington reports that President Nixon sought support from congressional leaders and labor figures for a broad economic plan, amid wage-price freeze controversy and tax changes. The AFL-CIO and labor leaders criticized the move, while Treasury officials signaled tuition and tax considerations. The White House aimed to retroactively apply proposals announced Sunday night, with key lawmakers and party leaders weighing actions.
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New Haven Opposes One Way School Bus Plan
County counsel deems the New Haven district plan illegal and unconstitutional. One way busing would burden minority and white students unequally while preserving racial balance, according to deputy counsel Larry Tiltie. Board members react amid controversy over transporting patterns and potential school policy implications.
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Wall Street Stocks Rally Amid Broad Gains on Monday
Stocks surged on Monday with the Dow Jones up about 203 points to 469.99 as volume neared 28 million shares. IBM, General Electric, Burroughs, Chrysler, Ford and others posted notable gains while market breadth favored advances.
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Freeze impact on area wages sparks delay and debate
Federal interpretations hasten across coast lines as San Leandro and Hayward seek raises for sick firefighters while city negotiations stall. Treasury officials warn exceptions will be rare and only for hardship cases, with pension and fringe benefits tied to the freeze under review.
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Wallace defends desegregation stance amid Black support claims
Governor George Wallace claimed broad Black backing for his Alabama desegregation stance and announced a public signing event to issue directives against federal desegregation orders. He defended the moves as constitutional exercises of power while denying calls to read his actions as weakening civil rights efforts.
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Weather stays fair and mild for tomorrow
The forecast calls for continued fair weather with temperatures reaching the upper teens. Patchy low clouds are expected early morning, clearing by late morning as 10 to 20 mph westerly winds develop. tonight's low is in the mid teens.
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Circus Visit Quietly Shifts Hayward Night Show
Hayward residents attended a quiet circus presented by the Hayward Firefighters Association at the California State College football field. Performers included jugglers, clowns, acrobats, and a flying trapeze act. Spectators described a subdued afternoon crowd of about 75 and noted a hesitant, old-fashioned show with a polished master of ceremonies blending old time acts with modern stage tricks.
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Food costs seen affected by Nixon price freeze order
Washington economists say average food costs may rise or fall with the price freeze. readings near summer highs suggested seasonal influences and tighter supplies. Several analysts foresee adjustments over coming months to cope with seasonal demand shifts and supply variations.
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