Price Controls Spark Confusion as Questions Pile Up
Washington reports surge in IRS inquiries about pay and price rules under Nixon anti inflation measures. A 40 page booklet outlines rules as of Jan 1 while new rulings follow. The Cost of Living Council and Price Commission oversee prices and wages with broad exemptions and enforcement by 3000 IRS agents.
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Post War Aid Proposal for Indochina Nabbed by Washington
The Nixon administration outlined a postwar reconstruction plan for Indochina worth up to 7.5 billion dollars over five years with North Vietnam tentatively eligible for about 2.5 billion. Strategists say the peace talks remain pivotal as Hanoi and the Viet Cong may press for assurances on South Vietnam's defense before negotiating seriously.
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Nixon
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Paris
United States
Two Morgan Schools Face Closure Decision
Morgan County Board of Education will decide Wednesday on a plan to close Neel and Moulton Heights elementary schools and transfer students to Danville and West Morgan high schools. A State Department survey of western county schools recommended permanent closures.
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It's A Knobby Kneed's World Follies at Austin High
The Junior Service League staged the annual Follies at Austin High School drawing more than 600 attendees. Readings and performances highlighted 116 on stage with notable numbers from Millie Floorshow Gang to Vegas Waltz featuring Sherwood Stewart and Nancy Stevens among others. Tickets were $2.50 with shows scheduled tonight and Saturday at 8 p.m.
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Donna McAnnally
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Frank Pate
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Bob Hosey
Bob Howard
Carolyn King
Lil Jordan
Liz Pilgrim
Ed Kirby
John Davis
Martha Garrett
Curtis Sellers
Shirley McCrary
George Cannon
Bruce Fake
Carl Stover
Dalton Guthrie
Jones Marks 26th Year in the House on Capitol Hill
Rep. Bob Jones of Alabama celebrates a 26th anniversary in Congress and ranks 30th in seniority among 435 House members. As ranking member of Public Works and chair of the Flood Control and Internal Development Subcommittee, he shapes Tennessee Valley Authority legislation.
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Tennessee Valley Authority
Carl Albert
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Second Tet Offensive Indicated By Buildup
AP reports a near Saigon clash ten miles from the capital as South Vietnamese rangers fight for seven hours east and southeast of the Quang Trung Training Center. The Saigon radio says 23 enemy dead and many documents captured while Bien Hoa base increases alert for a possible second Tet next month. No South Vietnamese casualties reported.
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Labor chief warns West Coast dock strike could halt recovery
Secretary Hodgson urged Congress to pass Nixon’s forcible settlement bill as the West Coast dock strike risks stalling the nation’s economic rebound. Clifford Irving subpoenaed by federal and city grand juries in Hughes autobiography case. Tet holiday nears with heightened U S military readiness amid Vietnamese actions in Bien Hoa and central highlands.
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Martin S. Ackerman
Feaster Convicted of Evading Taxes in Alabama
Former Alabama State Docks Director Houston H. Feaster was convicted by a federal jury on one count of evading about 14 000 in taxes for 1966. He was acquitted on seven other charges including evading 1965 1967 and 1968 taxes and four counts tied to bribes and kickbacks. The verdict followed a near nine hour jury deliberation and potential for a new trial.
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Used Refrigerators Wanted in Decatur Daily Ad
Mr H W Faulkner sold his used refrigerator at low cost and 22 more responses show 22 others still want a used fridge. G E Refrigerator is offered in excellent condition for 25 dollars. Don’t let unused items collect dust sell them with a fast action Decatur Daily Want Ad. A 3 line ad for 10 days is only 4 dollars.
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