Shultz Works On Revised Wage Price Controls
Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz leads closed door talks to shape Nixon’s wage price controls. Officials aim to decide in weeks with a possible January action and extend the current system beyond April 30. Government spending is capped at 250 billion dollars for the current year, with hiring freezes and no federal pay raises planned.
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Haitian Refugees Grounded Boat Signals Miami Border Crisis
A 56 foot sailboat carrying 65 Haitian refugees ran aground near the Ocean Colony in Pompano Beach Florida after a 20 day voyage from Haiti. Leader Yvon Bruno said the group fled Port au Prince November 23 and reached Bimini December 11 before continuing to Miami. Several refugees reported bribery and danger, some carrying injuries and illnesses but overall refu gees were unharmed.
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Port Au Prince
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Cuba
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Tanaka Wins in Japan as Liberal Democrats Hold Majority
In Japan the Liberal Democratic Party led by Kakuei Tanaka won 271 of 491 Diet lower-house seats, with 14 conservative independents boosting majority to 24 votes short of victory. Socialists gained to 118 seats, Communists surged to 38, and voters total rose to about 53 million. Tanaka pledged to advance his regional resettlement program and create a new agency to implement it while seeking to reduce Japan US trade imbalances and participate in reconstruction efforts.
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Kakuei Tanaka
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Tanaka
United States
Vietnam
Moynihan Named Envoy To India
President Nixon nominates Daniel Patrick Moynihan Harvard professor and former adviser as U S ambassador to India replacing Kenneth B Keating who resigned to campaign for re election Moynihan served as assistant to the president for urban affairs counselor to the president and cabinet member from Tulsa Oklahoma he helped shape welfare reform plan.
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Nixon
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India
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New York
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Okla
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Peace Talks Quickening in Paris Suburb Meeting
Secret Paris peace talks accelerate as Kissinger joins subcommittee discussions in Gif sur Yvette with Le Duc Tho not present. Officials say an accord could emerge in the next days amid secrecy and renewed momentum.
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Gif-sur-Yvette
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Chou En-lai
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Leonard Unger
Thailand
William J. Porter
William Sullivan
Xuan Thuy
Ngueyen Co Thach
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Moon Astronauts Return After Lunar Rover Mission
Moon astronauts completed a short drive to nearby craters, gathering samples. They spent six hours five minutes on the surface and returned to Challenger at 1 01 a m CST, exhausted and dusty, with Cernan declaring the big one out of the way. Schmitt will remain on the moon until Thursday before joining Evans in orbit.
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La Crosse Tribune Staff and Delivery Notes
Editorial and staff credits include Sanford Goltz and Edward Keete with operations and circulation roles. The paper offers delivery support by phone at 782-8040 and lists city editor Kenneth Teachout and other managers.
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Sanders Hook
Wallace Hutzier
Edward Keete
Lawrence le Jeune
Fred Ristow
Kenneth Teachout
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Richard Westerfield
Ex Mayor Hoffman Dies After Football Game
Ex mayor of River Falls Maynard Spike Hoffman died at a Minneapolis hospital after being stricken during Sundays Packers vs Vikings game in Bloomington Minnesota. He was 53 and had served six two year terms as mayor from 1957 to 1969 and worked as a salesman in River Falls.
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Spike” Hoffman
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Minn
Hoffman
Fairview Southdale
Truman's Vital Signs Unstable Overnight
Doctors at Research Hospital report former President Truman, 88, had unstable respiration and pulse overnight with rising temperature. A spokesman said blood pressure remained normal and provided few details.
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Truman
Research Hospital and Medical Center
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Margaret Truman Daniel
Wallace Graham
Research Hospital
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Two Brothers Die In Bicycle Car Crash
The article reports two young brothers killed when their unlighted bicycle was struck on U S 16 near Blue Earth, while the driver and foster parents were treated for shock. It also notes a Fairmont woman, Marie Lidtke, killed when the car she rode in slid on snow and was struck by another vehicle. Additional fatalities include a Minneapolis youth hit on a minibike and a Blaine man and others injured in separate accidents.
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Richard D Cook Jr
St. Louis Park
Leonard M. Brausen
Blaine
U.S. 65
Marie Lidtke
Minn
Highway Patrol
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Craig
Blue Earth
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June Smith
Tilmer Schiller
IGA Advertising Supplement Offered With Tribune
Notice announces an IGA advertising supplement in today’s La Crosse Tribune and provides circulation phone contact for missing delivery. Readers are advised to call the Circulation Dept. for a complete paper delivery.
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