Names of wage price violators to be disclosed
Washington AP The Cost of Living Council will begin disclosing violator names and may share investigation results with complainants. Wright Patman probes compliance with new laws as Labor Secretary Hodgson urges mediators to block large wage hikes and the Price Commission orders a 37.5 percent cap on new rate increases for insurers.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
Council
Donald Rumsfeld
Wright Patman
The
House Banking
Price Commission and Pay Board
Texas Democrat
Patman
Nixon
James D. Hodgson
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Hodgson
Price Commission
Davis throws hat in gubernatorial ring from Arkansas
State Rep. George W. Davis of Horatio announced his bid for the Democratic nomination for governor. In a Capitol press conference he criticized Gov. Dale Bumpers and Winthrop Rockefeller, outlined tax positions, and described himself as fiscally conservative with social liberalism. Davis, 54, has served five terms in Sevier County and resigned as a vocational agricultural instructor after earning a veterinary license and maintaining a practice while teaching.
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Little Rock
George W. Davis
Horatio
Grady Manning
Davis
Capitol
Arkansans
Winthrop Rockefeller
Dale Bumpers
Bumpers
Archie Schaffer III
Sevier County
State Board of Apportionment
Charles O. Wade
Texarkana
de Queen
Polk County
Eagleton
Hatfield
University of Arkansas
Mrs Onassis to Testify in Pretrial Deposition
Jacqueline Onassis plans private pretrial testimony at the U S attorney's office in New York in the Galella dispute. The judge barred press from today's session, citing that depositions cover matters not part of the trial record. Galella sues for 1.3 million alleging harassment. Onassis countersues for 1.5 million claiming photo activity endangered her children.
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New York
Jacqueline Onassis
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Ronald Galella
U.S. District Court
Irving Ben Cooper
Galella
Caroline
John Kennedy
Millionaire Oilman Dies in Cannes at 75
Nubar Gulbenkian, flamboyant oil millionaire and socialite son of Calouste Gulbenkian, died Monday night in a Cannes hospital at age 75. Born June 2, 1896 in Kadikehli, he fled Turkish domination with his family, studied at Harrow, and later invested in oil amid a life of extravagant habits and orchid in his buttonhole. The death followed years of heart illness. details of the cause were not released.
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Cannes
France
Nubar Gulbenkian
Gulbenkian
Calouste Gulbenkian
Kadi Kelli
England
Nubar
Harrow
Hughes autobiography feud widens over voice loss claims
New York AP report says seven reporters believe they spoke to Howard Hughes via a taped voice at a McGraw-Hill event. Publisher McGraw and author Clifford Irving defend the recording as authentic while Irving calls the voice a forgery. Experts had matched tapes to Hughes, who has not been seen since 1967.
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James R. Norman
Associated Press
NEW York
Howard Hughes
Clifford Irving
McGraw-Hill
Hughes
Los Angeles
Voice
Irving
Harold McGraw Jr
McGraw
Newsmen
McGraw- Hill
East Germany Recognizes Bangladesh in Delhi News
East Germany extended recognition to Bangladesh during a visit by Foreign Minister Otto Winger in New Delhi. He conveyed messages from President Ulbricht and Premier Stoph to Sheikh Mujibur Rahman as ties move toward full diplomatic relations. In Dhaka, Mujib briefed on the nine month revolution and the India Pakistan war. Pakistan moved to retire more officers as Bhutto tightens purge. Housing loan reserved for Atkins project details.
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New Delhi
East Germany
Bangladesh
India
Bhutan
East Pakistan
Otto Winger
H. R. Chaudhury
Winger
Chaudhury
Walter Ulbricht
Willi Stoph
Sheik Mujibur Rahman
Sheik
Winter
Dacca
Sheik Mujib
Pakistan
Mujib
Rawalpindi
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Bhutto
Army
Navy
Arthritis in Teens The Need for Specialist Care
Dear reader, arthritis can strike teenagers though rare. Rheumatoid arthritis may worsen and affect ankles, elbows, knees, and wrists. Seek ongoing care from a rheumatologist and contact arthritis foundations for literature and local chapters. Continued medical supervision offers the best chance for a hopeful future.
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Canada
Arthritis Foundation
Avenue of the Americas
New York
N.Y
United States
Sabotage Suspected in Liner Fire
Hong Kong fire chief said no evidence supported sabotage claims in the Queen Elizabeth fire. Four sites burned simultaneously, with officials unsure if arson or accident started the blaze aboard the 63,000 ton former Cunard liner, now Seawise University.
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Forrest C. Edwards
Associated Press
Hong Kong
South China Morning Post
W. S. Pau
C. Y. Tung
Island Navigation Corp
C. S. Wang
Elizabeth
Geoffrey Marr
London
Wood
Tsing Yi Island
Cunard Line
United States
Tung
Seawise University
Apo College of
Orange
Calif
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Govenor
Robert Shaw
Mrs. Onassis
Hope
Ark
Turkey
Mayfair
High Court
Atkins
Department of Housing and Urban Development
John Paul Hammerschmidt
R-Ark
Lawrence Lamb, M.D
LaRue Stone
P.O
Radio City
LaRue
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Lawrence&. Lamb
M.D
Girdie
Penn-Prest Mustin
Jcpenney
Eve
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