Two Students Win First Price Freeze Criminal Case
In Tallahassee Florida two college students won the government’s first successful criminal prosecution under President Nixon’s price freeze. George L Pink 21 of West Palm Beach and Bruce McCampbell 24 of Knoxville Tennessee challenged rent hikes by Futura Inc and Charles F Tunnicliff. They were found guilty on three counts of violating the Economic Stabilization Act of 1970 and face fines up to five dollars per count with sentences to be set later by U S District Court Judge D R Middlebrooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pink
Florida State University
Tallahassee
Tenn
Pink
McCampbell
Futura, Inc
Charles F. Tunnicliff
U.S. District Court
D.R. Middlebrooks
Futura
Tunnicliff
Middlebrooks
Jacksonville
Holger Euringer
Internal Revenue Service
Ment
John Mitchell
Julius F. Parker
Sth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Lowell Webb
Webbs
IRS
Futura and
Price Commission
Garrison Prosecution Opens Nix Murder Trial in Louisiana
In Lafayette Louisiana the state led by Dist Atty Jim Garrison of New Orleans begins its case to prove McCord Nix Jr and others plotted a professional house burglary that ended in murder The jury was seated and opening statements given in a change of venue trial from New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Atty
Jim Garrison
New Orleans
McCord Nix Jr
Nix
Oklahoma Criminal Appeals Court
Peter Frank Mule
John Fulford
Frank Corso
Garrison
John F. Kennedy
Fulford
State District Court
Earl Veron
Veron
Greek Cypriots Back Archbishop Amid Resignation Pressure
Thousands rally in Nicosia to support Archbishop Makarios as three bishops press him to resign as president. Demonstrations flare after clashes with police as Greek officials push for a settlement with Turkish Cypriots and greater Greek control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicosia
Cyprus
Makarios
Mediterranean
Pan-Cyprian Farmers’ Union
Anthimos
Makarioes
Turkey
Colon
Athens
U.N
Batfish Begins Final Voyage to Oklahoma War Memorial
The World War II submarine Batfish travels from New Orleans to Muskogee Oklahoma to become a war memorial and tourist site. It will move up the Mississippi and Arkansas Rivers with flotation barges, funded by submarine veterans groups after Navy donation and no state appropriation.
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New Orleans
U.S. S
Pacific
Muskogee
Okla
Mississippi River
Arkansas River
Ed Reardon
Louisiana Gulf Equipment Co., Inc
Orange
Tex
Navy
Oklahoma
Erosion Control Bids Submitted on Verdigris and Arkansas River
Army engineers report Edmond firm Tomlin and Wolfe Co submitted the apparent low bid of 336100 for erosion control on the Verdigris River Chouteau pool, against a 447031 estimate. Oklahoma Dredging Co of Poteau bid 291025 for Arkansas River pool 13 dredging, versus an estimated figure not shown.
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Tulsa
Okla
Army Engineers
Tomlin and Wolfe Co
Edmond
Chouteau
Verdigris River
Oklahoma Dredging Co
Poteau
Arkansas River
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Lawton Constitution
Sun
Lawton Morning Press
Lawton Constitution and
Morning Press
Lowton Publishing Co. Inc
Ave
Lowton
Ol.c
Lohome
Lawton
Fort Sill
Constitution Press
Sundey
Constitution-Sun
Moe
Press & Sun
Corso
Dallas
Gore
Holy Synod of the
Cyprus Orthodox Church
Greece
Kitium
Kyprianos
Kyrenia
Gennadios
Paphos
West
Cyrpus
Rilla
George Grivas
Grivas
Piper ii
Tony
LE. Cole
Home Entertainment Center
Cache Road
Gore Blvd
Raulston Furniture
Ormanent
Maytag
Arkia
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