Food costs rise as meat price freeze considered
May food prices rose 0.4 percent driven by pork and produce after two months of decline. The Price Commission met to discuss a Sunday vote on a meat price freeze, but the plan was bypassed by the Cost of Living Council amid debate over import quotas and wage price controls.
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Agriculture Department
The
Price Commission
Department
C. Jackson Grayson
Cost of
Nixon
William J. Kuhfuss
American Farm Bureau Federation
White House
Ronald J. Ziegler
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Council of Economic Advisers
Ziegler
Nixon Signs Higher Education Bill Amid Busing Dispute
President Nixon reluctantly signs a multi billion dollar higher education bill while attacking Congress as offering rhetoric not a solution to court ordered busing. He proposes a constitutional amendment and delays on busing edicts with new federal aid programs and a National Institute of Education.
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UPI
Nixon
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National Institute of Education
Accused killer described as strange by former employer
Edwin C Grace, charged with six murders, was described by ex employer Capt Melvin Livingston as reading psychology books and behaving quietly and oddly while working as a security guard for Rothdale Village Security Force in Queens. Grace remained in hospital in Cherry Hill after a personal safety wound and faces multiple murder and assault counts.
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Edwin C. Grace
Grace
Melvin Livingston
Rothdale Village
New York Borough of
Queens
Livingston
Camden County
Donald Bigley
Cherry Hill Medical Center
Security Agency
Biglay
Pinkerton
Tme
North Vietnamese attack driven back near Hue. 19 tanks destroyed
In a heavy air and ground campaign, U S forces say North Vietnamese tanks were driven back from positions north and southwest of Hue. Saigon reports 19 tanks destroyed, several bridges damaged, and heavy casualties on the enemy side. one AC 130 gunship was shot down with 12 missing, three rescued.
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Saigon
Brevard
N.C
Vietnam
U.S
Hue City
Air Force
Air
Navy
Marine
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
1H Airborne
Central Highlands
Wuneualley
My Chang River
Gordon Bocher
Hue
Brooklyn
Robert
W. Reid
San Antonio
Tex
William Patterson
Long Beach Faces Wave of Slayings in Five Days
Long Beach and nearby Compton battled a spate of grisly killings with six dead in under a week. Police reported multiple bludgeonings and stabbings tied to separate incidents, two suspects arrested and two others still sought, amid an eight-man homicide detail.
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Long Beach
Calif
UPI
Downey
Long Beach-Compton
Beach
Compton
Helth Peets
Bolla
Ellis Breland
John Chadow Jr
Sandra Cole
Long
Bull Beach
Pieresa
Michael Pauli
Tim Carlswell
Fof
Westminster
Carlswell
Alex’ Edward Lewandoski
James Lynch
Administrative Service reforms for Pennsylvania budget savings
The Governor's Review of Government Management examines the Executive Branch in Pennsylvania, recommending consolidation of divisions, central data systems, and reorganizations to cut costs. Proposals include eliminating the School Administration Division, transferring staff, and creating a centralized computer system to reduce subsidies and processing time.
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Governor's Review
Pennsylvania
Consolidated Bus
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Schonl
Cles
Niso
Commonwealth
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Bureau of
Tola
Department of Education
Transporta
Bureau
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