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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1973
Page
2
Apollo 15 lunar module pilot James Irwin says hundreds of prisoners of war and families of missing in action have accepted invites to religious retreats in the Colorado Rockies. He stresses helping them adjust and rebuild lives as he spoke in Colorado Springs.
Chicago report says Nixon price freeze may not curb overall costs as presidents of Indiana and Trimly Farm Bureaus warn of inevitable increases. They expect higher grocery prices and potential production shifts, noting farmers face continued supply and market pressures amid policy changes.
Twelve manufacturers two oil companies and three newspapers rescind price hikes after President Nixon’s price freeze. Steel firms TLS and Bethlehem delay mid May increases, Ashland Oil rolls back gasoline, Mobil rescinds fuel price rise. Washington Post Star News and Portland Oregonian pull back announced increases. Consumers urged to report overcharges to the IRS hotline.
A dated publication notice from The Daily Review and Morning News with publisher and contact details. It lists names such as Fioyal Sparks and William Chiicole, with office addresses in Hayward and San Leandro, California, and provides publishing and business office information and phone numbers.
In Pike County Alabama Ida Helms, born in 1863 during the Civil War, marks a birthday with family recollections of her long life. Her son Robert Helms, 64, recently moved her from a nursing home to his house citing discomfort with care conditions.
Washington administration spokesman says Nixon plan could trigger price rollbacks in major industries. James T. McLane heads a new freeze group and says IRS will audit firms that raised prices by over 1.5 percent since January. Eight or nine sectors may have exceeded standards, with electrical equipment and chemical industries named. investigations expected to yield several price cutbacks.
Washington summary notes that an average American family of four would require 4144 annually for a moderate standard of living, with costs rising to 7080 for austere and 16558 for higher budgets. The Labor Department based figures on fall 1972 prices, citing Alaska as the most costly and Southern towns as cheapest, while noting the study omits some areas. Chairman Arthur Wood of Sears criticized Nixon price freezes as harming the economy and urged selective action without broad uncertainty.
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