Nixon imposes ceiling on meat prices nationwide
President Nixon declared a cap on beef pork and lamb prices effective immediately amid rising costs and consumer boycotts. He said the ceiling will stay until prices stabilize and pledged ongoing efforts to curb inflation with Housewife and farmer cooperation. Congressional reactions varied from support to concern about shortages. NAM chief Kenna welcomed cooperation but warned against rigid price controls.
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Housewives Boycott to Continue Amid Price Ceilings
Housewives leaders vow to press a weeklong consumer action starting Sunday despite Nixon price ceilings for beef pork and lamb. Mary Riddell from Hayward criticizes the move as insufficient and demands rollbacks to six to eight months ago as she plans protests at multiple stores in California and beyond.
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Ecology ruling threatens jobs, Alameda supervisors warned
Alameda County labor leader LaMar Childers warned that the statewide environmental impact report guidelines, adopted to comply with the 1970 Environmental Quality Act, will halt millions in building projects and put up to 40 percent of about 17 000 construction workers at risk. He testified before county supervisors that private as well as public projects would face delays and possible loss of permits and financing as the rules require impact statements and could deter lending.
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Candidates Debate How to Run Castro Valley Schools
Seven candidates for the Castro Valley school board debated governance and educational philosophy at Independent School attended by 28 parents. The contenders Florine Bland, Robert Butler, Helen Duffey, Cy Fritz, John Moroney, Leroy Tattler and Paul Rhodes weighed discipline, teacher retention, and a broad based, individualized approach vs traditional methods as the district crafts its master plan.
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Cancer Seminar Begins Daily Review Covers Society Event
Beginning tomorrow the Daily Review will provide continuing coverage of the American Cancer Society's Fifth Annual Science Writer's Seminar in Nogales Arizona. Daily Review writer Will Smith attends the seminar which opened today. Smith has covered Hayward city government for five years and is a Review reporter. The seminar continues through Wednesday as a forum to review advances in cancer research and treatment techniques.
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Rain's Your Best Hei Weather Outlook Promises Light Skies
A near zero percent chance of rain is predicted tonight and tomorrow. High temperatures will reach the mid 50s and lows in the 40s. The forecast notes brief periods of sun and lingering clouds in the region.
Wart Cure Theories Stir Medicals On Tom Sawyer Tale
Washington reports medical researchers entertain legends about wart cures from a dead cat or spunk water found in a tree sump. They note possible hypnotic suggestion as a mechanism and reference familiar fictional characters to illustrate the idea.
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POWs Describe Torture and Resolve Behind Hanoi Walls
Freed POWs recount weeks of brutal beatings and deprivation by North Vietnamese and Viet Cong captors. They describe torture methods, suppression of information, and a determined will to endure while maintaining military discipline and contact with fellow captives. Meals, isolation, and rituals varied, but the resolve to survive and to preserve names and ranks remained constant as authorities released them at Clark Air Base.
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Teen murder suspect found guilty in California trial
Walden Mr Kenney a former Union City laundry worker was found guilty by an Alameda County Superior Court jury of two counts of first degree murder in the slayings of Vicky Lynn Iselin and Mario Oliver. The same jury will reconvene Monday for the sanity phase.
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