New Nixon Adviser Urges End To Phase 4 Program
Washington AP report says William Fellner, Nixon's new Council of Economic Advisers member, calls for a swift end to Phase 4 price controls. He argues markets should set prices and does not expect large price rises, though some declines may occur.
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Council of Economic Advisers
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Herbert Stein
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George Shultz
John T. Dunlop
Yale University
Feliner
Fed signals shift toward moderating tight money policy
Analysts say the Fed may ease its restrictive stance as prime rates trend down and money market rates decline, with St. Louis Bank President Long noting a broader downshift. The discussion comes amid economic debate on wage and price controls and inflation, with officials cautious about timing and impact.
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Long
St. Louis
U.S
POWs Case Remains Secret in Stockdale Charges
Warner says 19 former POWs were interviewed in a personal review. The Navy notes that a pretrial Article 32 inquiry was warranted by the evidence but would harm the POW community more than help if pursued, delaying any disclosure of charges.
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James
Warner
Navy
Wilber-Miller
Senate votes to slow military budget and aid cuts
Senate action on this year's defense budget shows a bid to slow the pace of funding. Republicans and Democrats split on amendments. the McIntyre-Dominick proposal would cut 885.4 million from a 1.4 billion Trident program. A Fulbright amendment to end military aid to South Vietnam was defeated 51 to 43.
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South Vietnam
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Saigon
1975 Soyuz 12 mission raises joint US Soviet space hopes
Reports say the Soviet Union will join with a US Apollo vehicle in a 1975 space mission. American scientists expect a successful Soyuz mission prior to docking. The Soviets announced Soyuz 12 two hours after liftoff, a break with prior practice. Moscow TV limited coverage, fueling criticism from some US participants.
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Conined Fern Pace Oe
United States
Baikonur
U.S
Moscow
Gunman shoots at booth then kills self after law school rush
In San Francisco a gunman shot at a streetside radio booth where Rep. Waldie had spoken minutes earlier, wounded KGO employee Benjamin Munson, then fled to Hastings Law School terrace where he reloaded and killed himself. Lawrence Kwong, 25, died after surgery for a head wound.
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Jerome R. Waldie
Lawrence Kwong
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Charles Elis
Police Homicide Bureau
Kwong
Westside Lodge
Department of Psychological and Social Medicine
KGO
Benjamin A. Munson
San Rafael
Walde
Calif
Munson
Hastings Law School
Francis Fahey
Trade Bill Gains House Support On Soviet Emigration Clause
The bill would curb most favored nation treatment for Soviet imports until the President reports annual progress on emigration rights and exit fees. Senate timing delays passage to next year while House support grows. Jackson hails committee action and expects full House approval.
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Israel
U.S
Japan
Beckwith Arrested in New Orleans Over Violent Charges
Beckwith was taken into custody by New Orleans police intelligence officers while driving near the Lake Pontchartrain Bridge on Interstate 10. He faced bond hearing in Criminal District Court on aggravated assault carrying a concealed weapon and attempted aggravated arson charges. A district attorney spokesman indicated the arson charge must be valid as intelligence officers rarely act without cause.
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Beckwith
Lake Pontchartrain
Mississippi
Criminal District Court
Robert Collins
Grand jury probes criminal activity in New Orleans area
Garrison Gervais testified before a federal grand jury investigating names from tape discussions. Originally ten defendants faced indictment including two ex police officers and five pinball executives. Some defendants pleaded guilty or had separate trials. Three testified against Garrison, Nims and Callery. Former police Capt. Frederick A. Soule Sr. produced a pickle jar with $63,000, his share of bribery money allegedly spread by the pinball industry to shield raids. Gervais emerged as the trial’s dominant figure, his off stage voice underpinning the prosecution.
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New Orleans
Gervals
Former Leftist Governor Executed in Chile News
SANTIAGO Chile AP reports a firing squad executed Germin Castro Rojas the former leftist governor of Talea after conviction for a serious incident involving a policeman and an attempted blast. He is the first high official of the former Allende regime to die by firing squad. The execution occurred in Talea about 140 miles south.
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Chile
Talea
Germin Castro Rojas
Salvador Allende
Fernaldo Saliva Villalon
Quillota
la Lake
Court plan may force nativity pageant removal
Judges imposed conditions on a church pageant sponsorship raising concerns it may be unmet this year. Government aid could be withdrawn to avoid church state conflict, while private groups still provide most exhibits. Lamb, a National Capitol Parks official, says a Pageant at Peace seems unlikely without the nativity scene.
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Edward A. Tam
Mirell Leventhal
Roger Robb
Lamb
National Capitol Parks
The
American Ethical Union
Skylab returns after record two month space voyage
Skylab astronauts completed a nearly two month mission and splash landed in the Pacific Ocean Tuesday. They were picked up by the New Orleans and reached San Diego Wednesday morning. Doctors conducted medical exams while astronauts remained in staterooms and in blue metal lab modules. Lousma, a Marine major, spoke briefly to Marine guards aboard the ship, who stood at attention outside the labs.
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America
Space Station
New Orleans
San Diego
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