Boggs Sworn In As House Leader After Hale Boggs’ Death
Mrs Corinne Lindy Boggs is sworn in to succeed her late husband Hale Boggs as a Democratic leader. Photos show a re enactment with Rep F Edward Herbert Rep Joe Waggoner and Speaker Carl Albert. Also noted are TV event plans with Pat Nixon and President and Mrs Nguyen Van Thien visiting the Nixons in San Clemente. Evel Knievel faces charges after speeding through Calhoun County and heading to Detroit for a fairground show. Schulz is named grand marshal for the Tournament of Roses parade with Happiness is a Warm Puppy as the parade theme.
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South Vietnam
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Pasadena
Edward Wilson
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Deliberations Pause as Magee Evidence Found in Trash
Jurors in the aut hor kidnap trial of Ruckell Magee slowed after janitors moved about 300 exhib its to a flash pile in the court house basement. Deputy Sheriff Les Jlleann supervised cleaning of the injury room amid missing papers as six men and six women deliberated on Tuesday without a verdict. Magee is charged with holding Judge Harald Haley during an attempted escape from Marin County court on Aug 7. Wounded Magee and two convicts died, along with Jonathan Jackson, 17, who officers said carried weapons into the courtroom. The jury foreman said he could not finish Magee statement, prompting a defense request for a mistrial rejected by the court.
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Farmers hint at strike to combat beef boycott
United Press International reports a consumer revolt is driving down meat prices across the South and Midwest with notable one day declines in hog and cattle markets. National Farmers Organization President Oren Lee Staley signals possible farmer strikes and a week of action as price controls and boycotts ripple through food costs. Cleveland proclaims Boycott Meat Month and New York diets shift to cheaper proteins. Purity Supreme plans a meatless day April 2 with substitutes promoted.
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Oklahoma
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Cleveland
John Climacy
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New Hampshire
Leo Kahn
Gas rationing hits independent dealers in Portland area
Portland report shows several independent gasoline dealers rationing supplies. Leathers Of Co notes Gulf Oil cut off their supply while Time Of Co and Tower Oil Co report rationing to protect operations. Atlantic Richfield indicates its supplier contracts may not be renewed when expired in 1974.
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Carl Leathers
Leathers of! Co
Gull On Co
Seattle
Wwean
Hal Granville
Time of Co
Tower Oil Co
Atlantic Richfield
Tower
New York Health Dept Launches Money Saving High Protein Menu
The City Health Department releases a low cost high protein meal plan to curb rising food costs. The plan lists breakfast lunch and dinner options emphasizing complete and partial proteins from dairy fish poultry beans and soy with whole grain breads vegetables and seasonally available fruit.
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New York
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City Health Department Today
Funny boners at gynecology clinic incident
A fragmented report describes a patient or person at a third floor gynecology clinic, with unclear details about actions involving a cat and medication names. The garbled text provides no verifiable dates, organizations, or outcomes for a coherent summary.
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Meat demand slackens as slaughter falls in week
Swift Fresh Meats Co reports early signs of reduced demand from large buyers while the week shows over a 10 percent drop in industry slaughter from the prior week. Wholesale prices for several fresh meat items, especially pork, are weakening as the week progresses.
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Chicago
Swift Fresh Meats Co
Government economy index rises 1.8 percent in February
The government's index of leading economic indicators increased 1.8 percent in February, with five of eight components up. Durable goods orders and material prices rose, work week length and unit labor costs improved, while initial unemployment claims fell. The index reached 158.7 for February, up from 155.9 in January and 435.0 in February 1972.
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Commerce Department
Meany pushes price controls and wage demands plan
AFL CIO President George Meany urged Congress to clamp price controls on farm products reimpose rent controls and enact an excess profits tax He warned unions will demand large wage increases if prices rise further He said the Economic Stabilization Act should not be extended without effective food price controls Meany spoke to the House Banking Committee as it weighs extending Nixon s wage and price powers to April 30 1974 The Senate has already approved the extension without a rent or food price provision
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