Price Control Program Needs Public Support, Expert Says
A government consumer expert warned that the Nixon administration price control program risks failure without strong public backing. Kay Ryan urged appealing to average citizens to retain Phase 4 controls, amid divided views on rationing and ongoing food price issues. Industry voices pressed ending the current freeze, citing shortages and long-term price distortions.
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Cost of Living Council
Ryan
Sumers
Food Advisory Committee
Council
William J. Kuhfuss
American Farm Bureau Federation
Get a health checkup for peace of mind
Regular health checkups help detect illnesses early, especially cancer. Most people find they are in good health, and discovering a lump in the throat is usually emotional. The message encourages routine exams to confirm well being and catch problems early when possible.
Stores report tight supplies before July 4 holiday
Supermarket spokesmen said adequate stock overall but high early demand emptied some brands. Big Bear in Columbus noted trouble finding perishables though dairy stayed steady. AP survey shows mixed price changes across 15 cities with butter and eggs rising and several items fluctuating. Nixon pledges price controls temporary while farm output expected to ease shortages after harvest.
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Miami
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R.I
Salt Lake City
Libyan people's committees show gains and risks
In Libya observers note committee training boosts self confidence as workers negotiate with supervisors to raise efficiency. The move aims to purge unrevolutionary elements, threatening the Command Council. Khadafy warned oil nationalization decisions stay with the state, while Egyptian reception of the committees remains uncertain. Some ministries and the Arab Regulation News Agency run more smoothly as cleanup continues on sites and streets.
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Egypt
Tripoli
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Arab Regolution
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Debate over Polack jokes sparks media and FCC concerns
Community groups accuse networks of propagating stereotypes with Dick Cavall clip jokes. They urge Fitness Doctrine action and NBC policy enforcement to protect Polish Americans amid broader push for cultural respect. Also reports losses at Sugarcreek packing plants and soy trade shifts with China. Storm deaths rise across several states with four in New Hampshire and three in Vermont.
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National Association of Broadcasters’ Television
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Massachusetts
Bus Driver Killed After Hitting Dump Truck
PRINCETON North Carolina AP. A Trailways bus driver en route to Raleigh after a run was killed when his bus struck the back of a dump truck. The victim was identified as Jerry Ray Sherron 39 of Raleigh. The report notes grain export data totaling about 19 million tons to the Soviet Union last year.
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N.C
Trailways
Raleigh
State Highway Patrol
Jerry Ray Sherron
Soviet Union
Former POWs charged aided enemy bury Marine in Denver
Six former prisoners of war, charged with aiding the enemy, attended the funeral of Marine Sgt Abel Larry Kavanaugh in Denver. Kavanaugh, 24, died of personal safety related wounds last week. coroner's inquest scheduled for Aug 1. The service at All Saints Church featured a Marine honor guard and taps at Ft. Logan National Cemetery.
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Alfonso E. Riate
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Brentwood
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Portland
Ore
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Chicago
James A. Young
Grayslake
Army Spec
Michael P. Branch
Highland Heights
Riate
All Saints Church
Father Freeman
Kavanaughs
South Vietam
Turbulent period in Chile as unrest rises
The Defense Ministry called circulating rumors alarmist amid ongoing violence in Santiago and other cities tied to a copper miners strike and ideological divides. Over 1,000 people were arrested for curfew violations, later released. Col. Roberto Souper, blamed as ring leader, was removed from command awaiting courts martial. In Ecuador, asylum pleas by Rightist leaders drew attention as military censorship blanked many Santiago papers. In Sardinia, US Navy housing plans near La Maddalena spark mixed local reaction alongside talks of NATO-related ties.
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Souper
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Fatherland and Liberty”” Movement
Ecuador
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40 Committee
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Symington
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixa
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Elisberg
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Greece
Gromyko Talks Signal Hope for Contacts Across Bloc Borders
Contacts 200 mile train journey from Moscow. Gromyko said he hoped all ministers will show good will realism and seek mutually acceptable solutions in a constructive spirit. The Soviet Union is prepared to do its utmost to bring that about. Russians yielded on the human contacts issue last month, abandoning the agenda’s rigidity. Washington hopes for reuniting families divided by the cold war and greater access for Russians to ideas and books available in Hungary and Poland.
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Gromyko
Soviet Union
Washington
Hungary
Poland
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