Wage-Price Freeze Enforcement Guided by Complaints
The Southern regional director of the Office of Emergency Preparedness says enforcement will rely on consumer and wage earner complaints. Violators face up to 5000 dollars per violation. field offices may be established in eight Southern states to receive and act on reports, with no new hires planned.
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Atlanta, Ga
William H. Hollaway
Office of Emergency Preparedness
U.S
Holloway
Thomasville
Atlanta
Hel
General Services Administration
Hollaway
OEP
Herman Tench Dies At Age 64 Penhook
Herman Younger Tench, 64, died Wednesday at his Penhook residence Rt. 2. He is survived by his wife Nora Witcher Tench, a daughter Dorothy Simon of Washington DC, a son Edmund Tench of Penhook, three sisters Bertha Reid, Myrtle Hodges, Emma McCrickard, and two brothers O K Tench and John B Tench. Funeral services will be held today at 3 PM from Lynch Funeral Home Chapel with interment in the family cemetery.
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Penhook
Herman Younger Tench
Penhook Rt. 2
Nora Witcher Tench
Dorothy Simon
Washington, D. C
Edmund Tench
Bertha Reid
Myrtle Hodges
Rocky Mount
Emma. McCrickard
Silver Springs
O. K. Tench
Peahook
John B. Tench
Richmond
Lynch Funeral Home Chapel
Mrs. Ethel B. Gammon Dies At 80 In Danville
Mrs. Ethel B. Gammon of 120 Afton Rd died yesterday at Memorial Hospital after two years of declining health. Born May 1, 1891 in Pittsylvania County she was a daughter of James W. and Annie Dodson Billings. She was a Vandola Baptist and widow of Noah Washington Gammon. Survived by one daughter Eva Binher of the residence and Oliver Gammon of Miami plus four grandchildren and 33 step-grandchildren. Funeral was held Sunday at Swicegood Chapel with burial at Swicegood Funeral Home. The family will be at the residence.
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Ethel B. Gammon
Afton
Memorial Hospital
Pittsylvania County
James W
Annie Dodson Billings
Vandola
Miami
Fla
Lottie Denny
Reidsville
N. C
Annie Clark
Danville
Ocie Gauldin
Richmond
Viola Hopkins
Jettia Strader
George Gammon
Swicegood Chapel
Swicegood Funeral Home
Afton Rd
Rites Pending for H. Murray Scott in Roanoke
Funeral rites are pending for H. Murray Scott who died Wednesday in a Roanoke hospital. He was the brother of Mrs. Hallie V. Boone and uncle of Mrs. Raymond C. McNeeley, both of Danville. Surviving are his wife Eya Y. Scott, three children Jeanne S Moore Conrad Y. Scott and J. H. Scott all of Roanoke, and another sister Mrs. Clarence R. Coleman of Roanoke.
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H. Murray Scott
Hallie V. Boone
Raymond C. McNeeley
Danville
Roanoke
Eya Y. Scott
Jeanne S.moore
Conrad Y. Scott
J. H. Scott
Clarence R. Coleman
Mrs. Eunice G. Agee Dies in Richmond Hospital
Mrs Eunice G Agee 65 died yesterday at Richmond Memorial Hospital after a heart attack Tuesday. She was the daughter of John R Gourley and Sarah Elizabeth Gourley widow of Alfred Agee. Survived by son A Wallace Agee of Richmond, two sisters Mrs Edna Farthing and Mrs Mae Agee of Danville, and two grandchildren. Funeral services set for today at 3 p.m. at Woodland Heights Baptist Church in Richmond.
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Richmond
Eunice
G. Agee
Richmond Memorial Hospital
John
Sarah Elizabeth
Scearce Gourley
Alfred Agee
A. Wallace Agee
Edna Farthing
Mae Agee
Danville
Woodland Heights Baptist Church
Mrs Williams Dies in Pelham Community
Mrs Georgia Cook Williams of the Pelham community died last night at Roman Eagle Inghome after two years of declining health. Born 1886 in Rockingham County North Carolina she was the widow of Walker Walton Williams and lived with her daughter in law Mrs J H Fowlkes. She was a member of Dan River Primitive Baptist Church. Surviving: sister Mrs Arthur Roberts Eden N C two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Body at Wrenn Yeatts Funeral Home pending funeral arrangements. Family at residence of Mrs J H Fowlkes Pelham.
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Georgia Cook Williams
Pelham
Roman
Dan ‘River Primitive
High Style Goes Back to School Knits Fashion
Fashion editor Rosalyn Abrevaya outlines fall knit trends for school wear including bonded and unbonded knits plain or double as the season's answer to What shall wear, Mommy. The piece highlights stylish choices for both kids and caregivers.
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Rosalyn Abrevaya
Pittsburgh Printers Stay Out in Federal Mediation
The Pittsburgh Press Co and Local 7 of the ITU failed to reach terms to end the strike during Nixon's 90 day wage and price freeze. A brief mediated talk produced no progress. A federal telegram urged immediate termination of the strike, but the union offered no comment.
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David M . Thompson
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Press Co
Nixon
Lypergraphical Union
Local 7
John Feigel
Ward
White House
ITU
Federal
Meditation & Conciliation Service
Philadelphia
400 Pounds Of Needles Found In Spanish Ship Crate
A 1733 packing crate exhumed from the straits of Florida, believed to be from the San Fernando, contains about 460 pounds of sailmakers needles. State marine archaeologist Carl Clausen says the crate is valuable for detailing early 18th century shipping and packing methods. Contents will be X rayed at the University of Florida to confirm items inside.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Carl Clausen
Straits of Florida
San Fernando
Clausen
Iie
University of Florida
Scientiss
Marathon Key
Truck Driver Fatally Injured on Bridge Collision
A truck driver was killed Thursday when his tractor-trailer jackknifed and collided with another truck on a bridge between Charlotte and Gastonia. The incident occurred as striking printers affected the Post-Gazette print plant causing local disruption. The victim was identified by authorities.
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Charlotte
Gas- Post-Gazette
Tonla
Connally rejects czar label as economic policy shifts
John B. Connally Jr. rejects being seen as an economic czar while serving as Treasury Secretary and COLC chairman. He defers key policy to McCracken and Shultz, favors a steady, party-driven approach, and demonstrates a strong political instinct that could shape Nixon’s 1972 strategy.
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Sterling F. Green
Associated Press
Washington
John B. Connally Jr
Pentagon
Texas
Secretary of the Treasury
Cost of Living Council
Nixon
Connally
Paul W. McCracken
George P. Shultz
Council of Economic Advisers
Office, of Management and Budget
Treasury
Republi
Massachusetts
Francis Sargent
Congress
CCLC
Lyndon B. Johnson
Springs Mills Declares Third Quarter Dividend
Springs Mills directors declared a 25 cent per share dividend for the third quarter, payable Sept. 30 to stockholders of record Sept. 13. The dividend matches the firm’s payout for 19 straight quarters. The company has 8,620,279 shares of common stock outstanding.
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Fort Mill
Springs Mills
Springs
New Bern Houses Hit By Vandals
Police report four young boys broke into several downtown New Bern houses on Thursday and vandalized interiors. At David Manning’s home a baby grand piano was damaged by wine poured over and into it, beds soaked with soft drinks, and a camera dipped in dishwater. Obscene words were marked on walls. witnesses saw and recognized the vandals and arrests are expected soon.
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New Bern
N.C
David Manning
Three Hurt After Collision In Charlotte Area
Charles Lefler of Charlotte, 53, was involved in a crash with a state Highway Commission vehicle. Three people in the other truck received treatment at a Charlotte hospital and were released.
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Charles Lefler
Charlotte
State Highway Commission
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N the Color Gravure Magazine
the Sunday Register
Union
Amarently
Connally Economic Czar
John Connolly
Kentucky
Ancient Age Distilling CO
Prankcegat
MM & M Furn
Danville, Virginia
FBI
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