Coast dock strike drags on with no end in sight
West Coast dock strike continues as Alameda Labor Council denounces Nixon moratorium plan and price freeze. 15,000 dock workers halted activity across 24 ports. Harry Bridges to hold noon news conference while mediator Curtis Colins urges return to work during the freeze.
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Tuition and pay hikes murky at UC campuses
UC Berkeley and the nine campus system faced unclear effects from a wage price freeze as students awaited potential tuition and merit pay changes. A UC official noted tentative plans for double tuition for fall, while Treasury guidance limited increases to about 11 percent. Regents earlier approved sizable undergraduate and graduate hikes, but merit pay for faculty remains unresolved amid shifting emergency agency positions and Reagan’s veto on state employee raises.
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Office of Emergency Preparedness
Ronald Reagan
Nixon halts third class rate hike amid wage freeze
Washington officials report President Nixon’s wage price freeze blocked a proposed one cent raise for third class mail. The United States Postal Service had planned the increase to start Sept. 15, with an estimated $13 million monthly effect, but Postmaster General Winton Blount said it would be postponed until the wage freeze is fully implemented and an August 1 notice in the Federal Register rescinds the rules for advertising circulars catalogs and bulk mail.
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Nixon
Postal Service
Winton M. Blount
Federal Register
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UPL
New York
Federal Office of Huesgency Preparedness
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Bos
Wilkins
NAACP
United States
Fiat
Toyota
Tosata
Nissan Motors
Shoe Manufacturers Association
U.S
Economist Galbraith urges wage price restraint for stability
Vi Townshend AP Galbraith a former Ambassador and Wage-Price Control Board head says a strict wage and price restraint is essential for long term economic stability. He criticizes Nixon’s wage price freeze as a limited shift and notes ongoing competition between unions and corporations could push prices higher. He spoke at his Southern Vermont farm.
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Associated Press
India
Kennedy
Wage-Price Control Board
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Vermont
Nixon
New York’s OEP unprepared for wage freeze chaos
New York OEP staffing and readiness questioned as Nixon orders a 9 day wage and price freeze. Officials report scattered setup with eight federally assigned staff and limited guidance, while Arnold Gordon cites reliance on the New York Times for emergency guidance.
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OBP
Washington
Thera
New York
New York Times
Arnold Gordon
Department of Housing and Urban Development
OEP
State employees seek exemption from Nixon wage freeze
California State Employees Association urges exemption to allow cost of living adjustments and merit increases during the wage price freeze. CSBA General Manager V. Smith says 1970 pay levels and promotions should not be frozen and urges notification to proceed with merit adjustments and promotions.
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UPI
California State Employes Association
Nixon
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Sen V. Smith
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Treasury
Jom A. Connally
California
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Richard L. Camilli
Smitt
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League praises Nixon wage freeze amid civil rights concerns
The National Urban League praised the wage freeze while criticizing it for leaving most black Americans with limited dollars. Harald R. Sims, executive director of the civil rights group, said the move acknowledges the serious economy yet still leaves black households waiting for real relief. Sims noted the policy could help some purchases but fails to address broader hardship.
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New York
UPI
Nixon
Harald R. Sims
Civil Rights Group
Suburban schools report rising violence in 30 districts
AFT survey across 30 districts finds increases in violence vandalism verbal abuse and physical incidents during the 1970 71 school year. 17 districts report incidents while 13 report none. Causes cited include racism discrimination drugs and poor administration. Recommendations call for curriculum reform and stricter disciplinary standards.
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UPI
American Federation of Teachers
Robert Bhmerman
APT Research Department
Antigr
Bhaerman
AFT
Ford Follows GM and Cuts 1971 Model Prices
Ford Motor Co moves to match General Motors by rolling back its 1972 model prices to 1971 levels after a two day review. Ford had hesitated on five models due to higher production costs but aligns with Nixon wage price guidelines amid industry wide adjustments. Chrysler and American Motors had not yet weighed in officially.
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General Motors Corp
Nixon
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I?t
Chrysler Corp
American Motors Corp
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U.S
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Waughton
Capitol bomb probe witnesses refuse to talk in May Day case
UPI reports six witnesses, including Terry Taube of Detroit, have refused to testify before a federal grand jury probing the March Capitol bombing. Others subpoenaed in Seattle and San Francisco cite constitutional rights and alleged illegal government surveillance.
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UPI
Dane Silvermat
Washington, DC
Taube
San Francisco
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Michael Tole
Chapel Hill N.C
Kelley
Vola
Organsas
Washington
Bunker Replacement Hinted in Saigon Contention
U S Ambassador to Saigon John Bunker may be replaced soon by William B Sullivan or Leonard Unger. Sullivan, 48, deputy assistant secretary of state for East Asian and Pacific affairs, is favored. Unger, 58, was named ambassador to Thailand. Bunker returns Thursday from Washington with his wife and several officers after talks with President Nixon.
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National Association For the ‘Advancement
NAACP
Nixon
Saigon
U.S
EL Isworth Bunker
Willian B. Sullivan
Washington Viena
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Bunker
Washington
Hunker
Lymkin B. Jalmoon
Nin
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Sullivan
Laos
Unger
Thailand
Vietnam
Novigaber
Welfare date delay plans spark Senate debate
Washington AP reports Nixon’s welfare reform bill faces Senate resistance over delaying its effective date to July 1, 1973. The House passed the measure June 22, included with Social Security increases, while Finance Committee members expect the SS provisions to pass before adjournment. Long indicated hearings resume in September with focus on tax actions and the welfare-social security package.
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Senate
Nixon
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Congress
Nance Committee
Russell B. Long
DeLa
White House
Tang
Long
Lang
Corvair gas danger eyed by Consumers Union delays urged
Consumers Union warns that about 1,000 Corvair owners risk exposure to carbon monoxide in cold or wet weather due to heater and exhaust design. Tests on 221 cars showed CO levels above safe limits in 25 vehicles. GM disputes data while Nader-linked CU pushes for recall notices.
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Consumers Union
Iirely
Darin
Automobile Chit
Missouri
F¢Sling
Nationals Highway ‘Traffic Safety Administration
General Motors
NATSA
Ralph Nader
Nader
Import dealers report heavy sales despite new surcharge
New York importers say Americans bought diamonds, jewelry, wines, and foreign cars to beat a 10 percent surcharge on imports. Dealers expect higher post surcharge prices for late arrivals while existing stock and models from Fiat, Volkswagen, Toyota, Datsun, Tosata, and Nissan face price and supply adjustments.
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New York
UPI
Stanford administrator cites deputies’ racist acts at MECHA loft raid
Deputy statements say sheriff’s deputies committed overt acts of racism and property destruction during arrests of 11 students at the campus Mexican American student clubhouse. Assistant dean Carlos Jackson and MECHA president Gilbert Garcia accuse deputies of damaging university and personal property and subjecting eight students and three others to indignities during the Tuesday arrests.
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Stanford
Stanford University
Carlos Jackson
Gilbert Garcia
MECHA
The Baily Review enters 33rd year in Hayward
A garbled notice from The Oily Review Inc announces publication by Heyd Sparks and publisher William Ghileoiny Buslonis Monogat. The entry references registration and a matter set dated in Hayward California, with unclear legal or administrative details.
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William Ghileoiny Buslonis Monogat
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California
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