Wage-Price Guidelines Lose Out In Inflation Race
In a NY AP analysis, wage and price guideposts from Kennedy to Johnson are declared gone with no effective replacement found. Inflation pressures rise as steel prices surge while government restraint wavers and the economy tightens, with higher mortgages and a weaker dollar.
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John Cunniff
New York
Kennedy
Johnson
Congress
News Quiz Answers Summary From December Issue
The page lists answers for a News Quiz dated Monday December 11, including Part I with items 1 through 5 and corresponding letters, Part II with items 11 through 5, Part III items 1 through 5, a Challenge noting Christian and Social Democrats, and a Symbol Quiz covering items 1 through 10 with letter choices.
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Christian Democrats
Social Democrats
Spannaus New Party Chief Elected in Minnesota
Minnesota Democrats overwhelmingly backed Johnson Humphrey policy, electing Warren Spannaus as party chairman amid calls for unity and criticism of Vietnam policy. Spannaus, 37, succeeds George Farr as DFL leader after steering finances and coordinating with Mondale aides. Farr retires to a brokerage post.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Johnson-Humphrey
Democratic - Farmer - Labor State Central Committee
Humphrey
Washington
DFL
Eugene McCarthy
Dminn
Johnson
State Central Committee
Warren R. Spannaus
Spannaus
George Farr
Farr
Sen. Walter
Mondale
Jim Daley
Belle Plaine
Scott County
McCarthy
Kennedy
Southeast Asia
Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party
Dflers
House of Representatives
John Blatnik
Joseph Karth
Donald Fraser
Karth
Fraser
Vietnam
Milwaukee Man Wins Hero Award For Bravery
Ralph H. Sacks, 26, of Milwaukee, saved Fred B. Blair, 60, Milwaukee bookseller, from a pistol attack on November 28, 1966. In the struggle, Sacks was shot twice but refused to release the gunman. Blair aided with a toy baseball bat. Sacks received a bronze medal and $1,150 from the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission.
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Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Ralph H. Sacks
Fred B. Blair
Blair
Wisconsin Communist Party
Sacks
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Sweden shifts to right hand traffic massacre fears ease
Stockholm reports that after Sweden switched from left to right hand traffic on September 3, traffic in September and October killed 123 people, fewer than the 167 victims during the same period in 1966, easing fears of a major road disaster.
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Stockholm
UPI
Sweden
Trans Sahara caravan route gains wind aided rally
A northeast wind aided the Sand and Land Yacht Rally as caravans charted a route toward the First Trans Sahara event. Organizers selected a path emphasizing terrain variety and endurance for participants traversing desert and coastal regions.
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