Inflation forecast after wage controls in August
Price Commission official Albert Ross Ie stated the inflation rate has declined since wage and price controls began in August. He estimated a range near 4 to 2.4 percent and predicted it would reach the 2 to 3 percent goal by year end or early next year, speaking at a Western Wood Products Association convention.
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San Francisco
UPL
The
Price Commission
Albert Ross Ie
Commission
Noss
Western Wood Products Association
U.S. Aids Sub Offered But Moscow Declined
Adm. Zemowalt sent a sailoro-sailor message to the Soviet Navy offering U.S. help for a disabled nuclear powered submarine. The Russians rejected all three offers, inclining to fix the vessel at sea over port repair. The submarine faces ventilatory problems as its crew endures a two week ocean ordeal after a severe winter storm.
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Washington
uPt
Emo R. Zemowalt
Naval Operations
U.S
Pentagon
Zunnwalt
North Atlantic
William P. Rogers
Motel kidnap suspect sife in Visalia case
A six year old Visalia girl abducted for a 300000 ransom was released unharmed near a River Inn motel after her captors failed to secure the payoff. Police traced the kidnapper’s trail to the River Inn motel near Kingsburg and recovered the ransom money dropped on a rural road by a passerby. Investigators called the motel stakeout crucial and said no arrests have been made yet.
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Moles Pear
Bhoodholmns
Michalla Wiele
River Ii
Kingsburg
Whursday
Michelle
River Ing
Ar Vald Wiebe
Napers
Claus
Father suspected in tot murders in Bakersfield
Kern County sheriff deputies report two small children found slain at their home. Daniel Fusselman Jr aged 5 and Danielle Fusselman aged 3 had their throats slit after being beaten with an iron skillet. Their father Daniel A Fusselman Sr, 49, was jailed on suspicion of murder. Police found several knives at the scene.
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Bakersfield
Kern County
Daniel Fusselman Jr
Danielle
One killed as shipyard clash erupts in El Ferrol
In El Ferrol, Spain, police fired on protesting workers at Baran Shipyards, killing one and wounding about ten. The state owned yard, home to 5,500 workers, saw roadblocks form as officers clashed with laborers demanding higher pay. Eight police and ten workers hospitalized after disturbances.
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UFI
el Ferra
Spain
Europa Press
Baran
Doigntown
EL Ferrol
Francisco Franca
Underground Soviet blast registered by Uppsala institute
The Uppsala Seismological Institute reports an underground explosion in the Semipalatinsk area of Siberia recorded at 11:57 pm EST. Prof. Magnus Baath cites a magnitude of 1.1 on the Richter scale as the event’s measured strength.
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Sweden
Soviet Union
Semipalatinska
Siberia
Wasriggerca Amt
Magnus Baath
Institute
Senator Jackson’s helicopter clipped a palm in Maitland
In Maitland Florida a Washington Democrat Senator Henry M Jackson’s helicopter clipped a palm tree during approach and lost two rotor fronds. The pilot regained control and landed safely with no injuries. Jackson joked about helicopters in Vietnam while campaigning.
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Thyal Pales
Maitland
Inmate Ends Life at San Joaquin Jail
A 27 year old inmate at the Duel Vocational Institute in 1970 died after hailing a suicide. He bled to death after hanging himself in his cell, found by officers in San Joaquin County.
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Tracy
UPI
Rayaod Mendoza
Tnstite
Menities
San Francisco Parents Seek Stay of Bus Integration Order
An anti bus ing parents group in San Francisco filed a stay of execution petition to halt the federal judge Stanley A. Weigel order integrating city elementary schools by bus. The move aims to pause pupil reassignment until higher court rulings on appeal.
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San Francisco
UPI
Stanley A. Weigel
U.S. Supreme Court
Florida primary scramble tightens as candidates clash
United Press reports a tense Florida contest with Senator Muskie refusing to concede to Governor Wallace while McGovern claims a delegate lead. Hartke contemplates quitting after New Hampshire results. McCloskey, Ashbrook, and Nixon opponents jostle for ballots. Kennedy's name added to Oregon primary list. Agnew vows campus outreach and Humphrey appeals to students in Florida. Minorities and education figures appear in varied campaign stops across states.
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Muskie
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George. Wallace
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New Hampshire
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Morida
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Frank Mankiewice
Astelvisen Lo Dale
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Spire T. Agnew
California race today as filing ends for 43 offices
California politics heat up as today is the final filing day for 43 legislative and congressional seats with salaries up to 2500. A federal court struck down filing fees for the poor, allowing candidacy without fees of 192 for state and 425 for federal races. The scene includes McCluskey and Teale’s Senate vacancy sparking La Coste vs Berryhill, with Senate control potential in play.
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UPI
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Kennedy's name on Oregon ballot sparks debate
Oregon Secretary of State Clay Myers says Kennedy will appear on the May 28 Democratic primary ballot with nine other Democrats and two Nixon challengers. Kennedy insists he is not a candidate, while his aides note Oregon law bars removal of names once listed. Nebraska may also include his name, potentially prompting court questions over involuntary candidacy.
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Labor federation opposes antipollution bill in California
The California Labor Federation executive council condemned Prop 9 on the June ballot as a destructive proposal risking 150,000 California jobs by limiting diesel fuel sulfur standards. It urged ecological reform to be part of broader social change while opposing measures that would hinder employment and economic needs.
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Califortge
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National Black Convention delegates meet in Indiana
Delegates to the National Black Political Convention gather in Gary Indiana for a three day meeting to shape a 1972 national political agenda and strategies for black participation in Democratic and Republican conventions and elections. Cochairman Richard Gordon Blatcher welcomes about 1000 attendees and up to 5000 delegates amid involvement from groups including NAACP and Black Panther Party.
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Gary
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Tiichard Gordon Blatcher
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Hatehar
United States
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Miliant Black Panther Party
Wallace Favored to Win Florida Democratic Primary
UPI reports Sen. Henry M. Jackson camp says a new poll places George Wallace as likely winner of the Florida Democratic presidential primary. Humphrey and Jackson close for second, with Muskie trailing. Wallace polling around 30 percent. New York Mayor John Lindsay attacks Muskie and Humphrey over a debate format and campaign events in Florida.
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Jale
Robert Kennedy
George McGovern
Florida
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Kennedy
T-Minn
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Gernan Wallace
Alabama
Wilbur Mills
Shirley Chisholm
Congress
Patsy Mink
Hawaii
MIAME
UPI
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Uber I. Humphrey
Edmund
Muskie
Wallace
Ben Wattenberg
Humphrey
Oliver Quayle
Wattenberg
Sen
Cgrearge S& MrGovern
New Hampshire
New York
John V Lindsay
Lindsay
Fumphey
Campaign consultant calls prank claim by candidate
Cov Bleel Widivin Sd wards says a bullet fired through his Crowley law office window was a plant. A man named Edwards discusses an assassination plot claim tied to Baton Rouge councilman Joe Delpita. Federal grand jury indictment of Robert Blanton alleges five gun violations with $100,000 bond set.
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UPI
Wan
Robert Blanton
New Orleans
Reagan mocks McGovern victory in New Hampshire primary
California Governor Ronald Reagan told reporters McGovern's second place in New Hampshire was not a victory and compared it to a moral victory that barely saved him from collapse. He spoke at a Florida Appreciation Day rally backing Nixon and urged solving school busing through legislation rather than a constitutional amendment.
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Ronald Reagan
California
George McGovern
New Hampshire
McGovern
Sen
Edmund
Muskie
Reagan
Reagen
Florida
Nixon
Dade County
Reagart
Spiny T. Agnew
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