Utter Folly Of Pricing Themselves Out Of Work
President Nixon warns that high wage settlements are pricing workers out of jobs while GM Ford and Chrysler deals push up car prices. Construction wages rise 22 percent for 504000 workers despite an 11.9 percent fall in sector employment. The GM strike hurts retailers and tax revenues and raises concern over inflation and competition from overseas. The Economic Council opposes government price wage controls but urges follow ship guidelines to curb a widening deluge.
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Nixon
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Rail Board
Smut-Free Mail Boxes Law Takes Effect February First
Postmaster General Winton Blount announces a new law creating a computerized list of postal patrons who do not wish to receive sexually oriented advertising. Citizens can request removal from mailing lists and mailers must check against the list to avoid penalties. The law, effective February 1, targets erotic ads and requires recipient action to opt out.
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Winton M. Blount
Poland Germany treaty cedes 40000 square miles to Poland
West Germany accepts the Oder Neisse line as Poland western frontier. Bonn renounces German claims to 40000 square miles. Pact aims at normal Warsaw relations, part of Brandt Ostpolitik to heal Nazi era scars and expand ties with the Soviet bloc.
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Poland
Warsaw
West Germany
Oder
Neisse
East Germany
Bonn
Willy Brandt
Brandt
Soviet Union
Europe
Germany
Russia
Oder-Neisse Line
Vistula River
Teutonic Knights
East Prussia
Oder-Neisse
Free Democrats
Social Democratic Party
Sueddeutsche Zeitung
Portraits of a Phantom Millionaire in decay
Reports describe Howard Hughes as a near catatonic figure in Las Vegas with inner circle insiders claiming he appears only briefly in two months. Observers recall an emaciated invalid with white shoulder length hair shaggy brows a ragged beard and grotesquely long nails.
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Las Vegas
Howard Hughes
Hughes
Howard Hughes amid family feuds faith and fortune
The story details a splintered inner circle around Howard Hughes as associates clash over control of his vast empire. Reports describe his health, seclusion since Las Vegas years, and a looming court supervised medical examination to settle a power struggle involving Robert Maheu Chester Davis Frank Gay and others.
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Hughes
Las Vegas
Howard Hughes
Los Angeles
Boston
Bahamas
Nevada
Desert Inn
Howard Eckersley
Roy Crawford
John Holmes
George Hokum
Lavar Minor
Robert Maheu
FBI
Frank
Bill” Gay
Chester Davis
New York
Maheu
Davis
Gay
Progressive Liberal
Davis-Gay
Jean Peters
Gift wishes and memories brighten High Point notes
December Guideposts feature highlights thoughtful student gifts from fifth graders including love friendship and help for the poor. It recalls community stories from a floating Christmas tree at Holi day Inn Downtown to a Kansas crash tragedy and a long anniversary, with tributes to Bob Heilig and Lynne King.
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Sylvia Johnson
South Carolina
Charles E. Kennard
High Point
Little
Holiday Inn
Ernest O’banion
O’banion
Kentucky State Parks
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Council of Economic Advisers
America
Prussia
Austria
Hitler
Prlich
Altieg
Potsdam
Caemany
Danzia
Palin
Ls Hughes
Merry
By Jack Anderson
High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Church Avenue
N. C
D.a.rawley
C. H. Lockwood
David A. Rawley, JR
Randall B. Terry
Joseph P.rawley
Holt McPherson
Joe Brown
W. Patterson, JR
W. W.idol, JR
Richard Teague
Gen. Mar
Associated Press
N.C
Norman Vincent Peale
Elizabeth M. Allen
John Brandon
Fonda Hunter
Amanda Greene
Laurie Kerr
Larry Shaw
Darlene Byrd
Kinderarten
Scotty
Buddy Welch Jr
Joseph G. Branson
Robert Lee
Bob) Heilig
Bob
Ethel
Joe Branson
Walter Huber
Huntsville
Daddy
Mommy
Lynne
Lisa King
Lynne King
King
Ray King
Kansas
Asbury College
Wilmore
Dina
Julia
Lisa
Lori
Teri
Gary
Wichita
God
Clifford King
Leroy King
G. H. Weant
Route 4
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