Nixon To Confer With Governors
President Nixon will meet with U S governors in Colorado Springs to discuss key domestic issues including welfare payments and federal aid. The session aims to align state and national policy on welfare and other pressing concerns.
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Pressmen Strike McCalls Printing Plant in Dayton
Off set pressmen at McCalls Printing Co. in Dayton went on strike at midnight Sunday halting production on 70 publications. A replacement text shows details of the dispute and the expected impact on jobs and schedules.
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Nixon
Reuther Is 62 This Labor Day
DETROIT AP This Labor Day marks the 62nd birthday of Walter P. Reuther a leading UAW advocate who heads the union of 1.7 million members and recently reflected on 33 years of labor campaigning.
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United Auto Workers
Tax Cut Battles In Senate Fight Detailed
Washington AP reports the administration plans to push the Senate to roll back House tax cuts though it is not pressing to restore the 27 percent oil depletion allowance. Treasury officials view the bill as inflationary, with hearings by the Senate Finance Committee set to begin next Thursday, featuring Secretary Kennedy among witnesses over roughly four weeks. The House cut the depletion allowance to 20 percent, while oil industry and Treasury sources debate the impact on inflation and revenue. The article also features UAW leader Walter Reuther’s career and future plans, including retirement, community work, and continued public service.
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Reuther
Youths And Blacks Expand Voice In Episcopal Church
In South Bend and Charlotte factions of youths and Black delegates pressed for new influence in the Episcopal Church. They demanded a voice on agenda items, urged immediate action on draft and Vietnam issues, and sought broader participation within the 3.6 million member church during a convention. The assembly debated how to include dissident groups while maintaining church order.
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Guy Assumes Highway Patrol Command Amid Shakeup
Lt. Col Edwin C. Guy took over as executive officer of the North Carolina State Highway Patrol succeeding Col Charles A. Speed. Speed was named coordinator of the Governor’s Highway Safety Committee. The changes are part of a top echelon reshuffle reflecting administrative adjustments.
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Edwin C. Guy
Bob Scott
Rutgerland
North Carolina
University School of Alcoholic Highway Patrol
Wane Soratrene
Bidet Gad
Indiana
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Charles A. Speed
Peema Nptaries
Chen Pierce
Ened
Guy
Col. Speed
Govvernor
Los Angeles Names Edward M. Davis New Police Chief
Edward M. Davis becomes Los Angeles' 46th police chief after 29 years with the force. Pierce served as patrolman and lieutenant before promotion. Guy, 52, joins the administration as a colleague with background in highway patrol and police management.
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