Jackson aims 90 day wage and price freeze amendment
Senate move seeks a three month ban on wages prices rents interest and dividends unless inflation curb steps are enacted. Senator Henry M Jackson cites a 21 percent May wholesale rise with farm prices up 34 percent annually and urges Nixon to craft a long term plan to stabilize the dollar. Senate Democrats Mansfield supports action as inflation pressures mount. The proposal to attach the freeze to a banking bill follows failed Farm Bill ties.
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Meany bids for higher minimum wage legislation
AFL-CIO President George Meany urged the Senate to pass a minimum wage bill raising the current $1.60 per hour to $2.40 within two years. He backed a House-like plan to raise to $2 immediately, then $2.20 a year later, and even $2.50 in eight years. Brennan signaled White House willingness to compromise but resisted teen wage cuts, arguing a higher wage protects all workers.
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Meany
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Senate Law Subcommittee
Labor
Peter J. Brennan
Brennan
White House
Congress acts on tar powers and war control
Congress advances strong war powers measures to curb executive authority. House Foreign Affairs Committee passes a tough bill by 30 to 4, with Senate Foreign Relations showing similar momentum. Nixon faces possible veto as lawmakers push to require congressional approval before deploying troops abroad.
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Daily Review Masthead and Contact Details
Public newspaper masthead lists publisher and president and a long line of office addresses and phone numbers in Hayward and nearby areas. Includes subscription rates and multiple postal and printing office references with partial illegible text.
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Daily Review
Moya Sparky
William Chilede
Bushiets Manogar
Hayward
Darth
Audehastell Communications
W. Winton Aves
P.O. Bex
Cali
Watergate Testimony Highlights Loud Week’s End
Washington reports recounting the third week of Senate Watergate hearings. Hugh W. Sloan testifies he sought a meeting with H.R. Haldeman to avoid retaliation for telling the truth. Herbert L. Porter admits lying to a grand jury and Watergate court, urged by Jeb Magruder to perjure. Magruder also pressed him to distribute funds to G. Gordon Liddy for “dirty tricks.”
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UPS
Senate Watergate Committee
Hugh W. Sloan
Nixon
H.R. Haldam
Herbert L. Porter
Watergate
Jeb Stuart
Magruder
G. Gordon Liddy
California AIP ballot purge funds denied by Nixon ally
In California a campaign to remove the American Independent Party from the June 1972 ballot raises questions as Robert Walters denies receiving $10,000 from political operatives to sway registrations. He admits leading late 1971 early 1972 efforts but says funds were not supplied by the Committee to Reflect the President and notes possible Nazi links are disputed. Walters faces past campaign fines while a San Gabriel Cribune report ties him to attempts to hire Nazi party members as registrars.
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UPI
American Independent Party
California
Robert Walters
Los Angeles
George Walalee
ALP
Walters
Senate
Walergate
AIP
Tug W. Sloan Jr
Nixon
Washington
Lyn Nofaiger
Nofziger
Informnationality
White House
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AIF
Atp
San Gabriel Cribune
National Socialist White People's Party
American Nazi Party
Haldeman Says Nixon Told Him to Halt FBI Probe
Former White House aide Haldeman testified that President Nixon asked him to arrange CIA involvement to stop the FBI investigation into Watergate related funds laundered through a Mexican bank. Nedzi noted conflicts between Haldeman and CIA officials during the hearings.
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White House
Nixon
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FBI
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Dmich
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Mexico
Nedzi
Sursday
John Ehrlishman
IBI
Richard Helms
Walters
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Watergate
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John W. Dean TI
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Kelley vows to restore FBI morale if confirmed as Hoover successor
Kansas City Mo. Clarence M. Kelley, 61, pledges to resist political pressure and restore agent morale after White House announcement of his nomination to lead the FBI. He says he has not bowed to politics in 49 years in law enforcement and aims to reinstate the value of FBI leadership amid agent concerns.
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Clarence M. Kelley
FBI
Senate
J. Higer Hoover
Kelley
White House
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