Fall Elections Watched by William Ingersoll in Pa
Pennsylvania Republicans study municipal elections this fall as a test for 1972. Sen. Hugh Scott offers counsel on GOP leadership and the Agnew ticket while praising Nixon’s early promises and war policy. Abba Eban returns to discuss Israel border terms with Nixon administration aiming for durable peace.
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William Ingersoll
Pennsylvania
Hugh Scott
GOP
Niles Benson
Washington
Scott
Sen. Scott
Mr. Scott
Agnew
New York State
Charles E. Goodell
Hugh
Nixon
White House
Kennedy
Johnson
Sen
Alf Landon
Kansas
PX Profits Test for ARVN by 1972
Washington weighs whether the South Vietnamese army can run the PX system profitably after U.S. troop withdrawal. Reported training abuses and a joking portrait of PX mastery accompany claims that ARVN could take over PX duties by 1972, including a controversial portrait of an American officer.
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Art Buchwald
Washington
U.S
Arvn
E. H. Hardsell
Hardsell
Southeast Asia
Saigon
Thieun
U.S. Army
Quick Quiz Questions From The Nations Past
A set of civics and history questions asks who presides over Congress sessions clarifying the vice president as president of the Senate. It identifies Mt Moriah in Jerusalem as Solomon's Temple site, now occupied by the Mosque of Omar. It notes California as leading U S wine production, supplying all raisins and about 85 percent of U S wine.
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United States
Congress
Senate
Mt. Moriah
Jerusalem
Omar
California
Labor Costs Rise As Productivity Fails To Keep Pace
Cromley argues that inflation stems from wages exceeding productivity. Between April and September last year productivity rose 4 percent while unit labor costs grew 2.5 percent, with a near stall in the following quarter. He urges crackdowns on feather-bedding, boosts to efficiency via tech and policy, and notes planned wage hikes totaling billions across manufacturing and nonmanufacturing sectors.
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Ray Cromley
Washington
Nixon
Congress
United Steelworkers
National Can Company
Can
Hoffa Plays It Cool as Parole Ask Looms for Labor Chief
Washington observes James Riddle Hoffa, imprisoned Teamsters leader, maneuvering for a spring release. He could claim a lump sum of 1.5 million plus pension boosts by resigning and seeking clemency, while wife Nancy Hoffa heads DRIVE. Hoffa aims to regain control of American labor, facing potential reentry as AFL-CIO power broker if freed.
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Victor Riesel
Washington
Lewisburg
James Riddle Hoffa
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Joint Council 43
Michigan
Teamsters
Central States Pension Fund
Bantam Teamsters
James Hoffa
Teamsters Political Action Committee
DRIVE
Union
Jimmy
Damon Runyon
Nick the Greek
United Auto Workers
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Jim Hoffa
Auto Union
Hoffa
UAW
Walter Reuther
Jimmy Hoffa
Rufus King
Morris Schenker
Federal Parole Board
Florida
Connecticut
Parole Commission
Frank Fitzsimmons
Fitz
Parole Board
Miami
Hollywood
Fla
Lumber Standards Heighten Prices and Limits
A confidential congressional memo criticizes September 1 lumber standards, saying they reduced sizes and quality, triggering a price surge and supply delays. It urges government action to curb gouging as builders face higher costs and tighter availability. Also notes Nixon revenue-sharing push and Pentagon spending tweaks amid broader defense issues.
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Washington
House
John Dingell
D-Mich
Department of Commerce
Forest Products Political Education Committee
Nixon
Cliff Hardin
White House
Hardin
Har
Fire tears through Stafford business district garage blaze
A $125000 fire swept the Stafford business district yesterday with flames discovered in a garage owned by B. Perlman. The fire damaged multiple structures while investigators began tracing the blaze. Albert Randolph returned to Indiana from Europe on a recent tour. Indiana merchant J. Clair Sloan announced his candidacy for re election to the State House on the Republican ticket. Postmaster R. O. Trexler of Armagh denied plans to seek the Democratic nomination for the State House. Blairsville Methodists announced plans to add an auditorium and Sunday School rooms to the church.
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Stafford
B. Perlman
Albert Randolph
Indiana
Europe
J. Clair Sloan
R. O. Trexler
Armagh
Blairsville Methodists
Readers Write on Government Spending in Schools
A Blairsville-Saltsburg School District board rejected funds for Operation Up-Lift and two other proposals to lower taxes, urging districts to join. The writer argues more federal and state education funding is needed and spent wisely, for the benefit of youth and the nation.
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Blairsville-Saltsburg
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China
Russia
Peking
American Red Cross
North Vietnam
North Korea
Abba Eban
Israel
United Nations
Eban
Jordan
Indiana Evening Gazette
THE
Indiana Printing & Publishing Company
Indiana, Pa
R.h.ray
Rove
N. Dewitt Ray
Amye Taylor Ray
R. Hastieray
Russell M. Hick
Joseph L. Donnelly
Cones
William B. Hasting
Frank B. Hood
Asted Press
Associated Press
AP News
Carrier Boy
Amstrong
Cambria
Clearfield
Jefferson
Westmoreland
Poona
Cromley
Din
Secte
Tan
Pentagon
Air Force
John Ryan
Ryan
National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Armed Services
Defense Department
Okinawa
Minitagouwa Point
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh
Nguyen Trong Quyen
Quyen
C. Schweitzer
U.P. Disecto
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