Administration hints: frozen pay may be collected later
The Nixon administration hints workers with legal wage contracts may eventually receive frozen pay hikes. W J Usery says decisions will be made in due time, amid labor complaints. A Commerce report notes July indicators rise and stimulus from policy.
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Associated Press
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Doria Moves Into Jersey and New York Area
Tropical storm Doria moved into the New York New Jersey area with near hurricane winds. Heavy rain caused flooding in New Jersey New York City and Maryland while tens of thousands faced transit delays and emergency responses.
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Coast Clean Up After Doria Delivers Mild Damage
Coastal North Carolina residents cleaned debris left by tropical storm Doria after minor damage and some flooding. The storm cut into Virginia after lingering along the coast, with a tornado-like incident damaging several trailer homes in Onslow County. No injuries were reported and shelters remained limited.
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Gordon Raeburn
Atlanta
Insurance Information Institute
American National Red Cross
Regulators Consider Stricter Disclosure for Housing Projects
AP reports SEC staff signals potential rules forcing major multifamily sponsors to disclose financial workings to investors. Calprop Corp of Los Angeles is the case in focus, with industry wary of impacts on low and middle income units backed by FHA guarantees. Calprop developed over 20 Southern California garden apartment projects selling limited ownerships for tax shelters.
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Securities and Exchange Commission
Calprop Corp
Los Angeles
Calprop
Mao Game Plan May Widen Split In Red China
An Australian economist in China reports Mao Tse tung pursuing a new economic game plan that reverses the Soviet priority order and shifts focus to coastal industrial buildup while delaying inland expansion. The plan emphasizes millet plus rifles plus nuclear weapons, suggesting China aims to prioritize economic construction over military spending.
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Anal
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U.S.A
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Cerf Dies at 73 in Mount Kisco NY
Bennett A. Cerf publisher, writer, and television figure died at his home in Mount Kisco at age 73. He founded Random House in 1927 and helped establish Modern Library, serving as its president. Cerf was a regular panelist on Whats My Line from 1952 to 1966.
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Mount Kisco
N. Y
Bennett A. Cerf
Cerf
Random House Publishers
Modern Library, Inc
Teamsters Agree To Mediation In West Coast Docks Row
The Teamsters and ILWU dispute over containerized cargo prompts mediation offer from Teamsters President Frank Fitzsimmons after 59 day strike. About 15,000 ILWU members in 24 West Coast ports idle. wage demands and a 40 hour week also at issue.
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Teamsters Union
Teamsters
Frank Fitzsimmons
Harry Bridges
Striking International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen’s Union
ILWU
Pacific Maritime Association
Canada
Mexico
Henderson Testimony Slow at My Lai Court Martial
After a week of testimony the case on Col. Oran K. Henderson centers on whether he conducted a proper and thorough investigation of the My Lai massacre. Jury heard witnesses about civilians killed in Charlie Company raid on the village March 16, 1968. A brigadier general and a lieutenant colonel gave conflicting accounts of a key report missing from Americal Division files.
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Harry F. Rosenthal
Associated Press
FT. Meade, Md
Oran K. Henderson
My Lai
Charlie Company
Americal Division
Henderson
Frank A. Barker
Vietnamese election crisis widens as Ky adviser heads to Washington
Saigon Vice President Ky’s aide Dang Due Khoi departed for Washington to brief Nixon administration officials in an effort to block the Oct 3 presidential vote. Khoi carries Ky’s messages to Kissinger and Nixon, aiming to counter Thieu’s bid while Ky stays off the campaign. Thieu remains the sole candidate per sources, with U.S. opposition to a one man race. Ky later flew to Da Nang for a disabled veteran’s funeral after visiting Da Nang.
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Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
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Thieu
Nguyen Lau Vien
Senate
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Huyen
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America
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da Nang
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