Nixon refuses to testify before Watergate panel
President Nixon informed the Senate Watergate Committee he will not appear personally to defend himself or grant access to presidential papers. He said he will address the topics later and cited constitutional duty to preserve presidential powers. Senator Ervin called the move unfortunate for public disclosure.
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John Herbers
New York Times
San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
Sam J. Ervin
Senate Select Committee of
Morganton
N. C
Ervin
United States
White House
Congress
Golf Stars Gather at Point Mallard Course
Action shot at Point Mallard Golf Course features Kim Evans of Decatur Country Club with onlookers Mrs. Joe Perrin of Burningtree, Mrs. Ed Garrett Jr. of Decatur Country Club, and Bonnie Miles of Auburn University and Burningtree. Page C-1 of Women’s World promises more on the game and attire.
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Point Mallard Golf Course
Decatur Country Club
Kim Evans
Joe Perrin
Burningtree Country Club
Ed Garrett Jr
Bonnie Miles
Auburn University
Burningtree
Women’s World
Decatur police probe teen in Bank Street antiques holdup
A 19 year old youth is held on robbery and assault with intent to murder charges in a robbery and stabbing at Gentry's Antiques, 501 Bank St. NE. The suspect faces additional charges for a June clothing-store robbery where Mrs. Humphrey was robbed of $30. Gentry remains seriously injured in Huntsville Hospital.
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Decatur
Bank Street
Johnny Foster
Cashin St. NE
G. C. Gentry
Bank St. NE
Foster
H. and
Railroad St. NW
Gentry
Used bicycle found via Wanted To Buy ad
Amy Walls of 1714 Summerlane SE placed a Wanted To Buy ad for a used 51 speed bicycle and found what she needed. The notice notes three additional responses, suggesting at least three other buyers with bikes. It includes advertising rates and contact numbers for Decatur Daily Classifieds.
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Amy Walls
Daily Want
Summerlane, SE
Want
Decatur
DAILY
Phase 4 wage price controls planned within 10 days
Nixon administration to unveil Phase 4 wage price controls in about ten days. Officials warn details may lag and preparations aim to reduce economic uncertainty. Potential early lift for some sectors, with ongoing debates over food inflation and sector-specific rules. Wage limits likely around 5.5 percent pay increases and 0.7 percent fringe benefits.
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Washington
Nixon
Cost of Living Council
Phase 4 gas price controls to roll back costs nationwide
The Nixon administration plans phase 4 price ceilings on all petroleum products at May 15 levels aiming to lower gasoline to about 39 to 40 cents per gallon. The rule covers all producers wholesalers and retailers with a pass through of import costs to avoid extra profits and introduces a mandatory fuel allocation system with penalties for noncompliance.
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Roberta Hornig
Washington Star News
WASHINGTON — _ The _ Nixon
Cost of Living Council
Nixon
Independent
Oil Shortage Blamed on Industry Practices and Regulation
FTC staff report links petroleum shortages to anticompetitive tactics by major oil firms and regulatory effects, noting independents and new refineries face hurdles. It cites 1,200 independents closing in five months and highlights Arco Exxon Gulf Mobil Texaco Shell Standard Oil peers as dominant players.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Arco
Exxon
Gulf
Mobil
Texaco
Shell
Standard Oil Co
California
Standards! Co
Indiana
FTC
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