Connally rules out wage, price controls
Treasury Secretary John B. Connally rejected wage and price controls as a current policy but warned that broader actions could be taken if conditions worsen. He defended the administration as not do-nothing, citing expansionary monetary and fiscal policies while noting ongoing labor negotiations. Connally spoke on Face the Nation amid inflation signals and wage rise concerns in construction and steel, stressing productivity alignment and potential decisive steps if needed.
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Bike trip ends in Medford after 3500 miles
John Kay returns home to Medford, Massachusetts after a 3500 mile bicycle journey from San Francisco. He completed the 34 day trek despite 12 wildfires, saying it was the greatest experience of his life and that the hardest part was meeting new people along the way.
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Britisher Wed on London Bridge
A Britisher, George White, married Josephine Nambavini of Springhill this weekend in a ceremony on a London Bridge setting. The couple, with ties to Oxford and Maine, celebrated their vows amid nostalgia for England and shared plans for a life together in their new home.
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Manson study paints communes in harsh light
Riverside based doctor Dr. David E. Smith, who studied the commune movement, says Manson’s life and the Tate case tainted public view of communes. He describes three commune types: crash, family, and group marriage, noting Manson’s influence on perceptions and the potential harms of group dynamics.
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Accused sergeant lied to Soviets
UPI reports US Air Force sergeant Raymond G. De Champlain of Lisbon Connecticut was arrested in Bangkok on charges of failing to report contacts with a foreign government and conspiring to commit espionage. He was flown to Clark AFB in the Philippines July 21 and awaits investigation to determine if a court martial is warranted. The Bangkok Post cites unnamed sources alleging he tried to pass classified information to two Soviet embassy officials, which they deny.
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Hitler aide alive in South America say British Globe
A Globe report claims Martin Bormann, Adolf Hitler’s deputy, is alive near the Paraguay Argentina border on a ranch named Waldan 56. Chilean former operative Aldouby says Bormann buys a Chilean estate, uses a quasilegal group to guard himself, and has undergone facial surgery but remains in frail health while evading Allied investigators.
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Manson to begin his trial on Hinman murder charges
In Los Angeles Charles Manson faces trial for a second murder case. The jury was sworn as Manson demanded the location of a body and lambasted the court. He is linked to killings at the Spahn Ranch area including musician Gary Hinman and Donald Shea. Co defendants Steve Grogan and Bryce Davis also charged in Shea death. Shea’s body has not been found.
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