Price control panel warns reforms may creep higher
Commission chair C. Jackson Grayson says some prices will fall some stay flat and others rise more than 2.5 per cent to average a 2.5 per cent rise. Burns cites 5.5 per cent wage increases. Herbert Stein warns Phase 2 has rough edges but workable. Grayson urges voluntary cooperation to prevent inflationary collapse. panel stops short of arming consumers.
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C. Jackson Grayson
Burns
Wall Street
New York
White House
Herbert Stein
National Association of Manufacturers
Grayson
Peking Delegation Arrives in New York After UN Seat Change
Chiao leads 43 Peking representatives arriving in New York 17 days after the General Assembly ousted Nationalist China from the UN and granted the seat to the Communist regime. The group was met by UN protocol chief Sinan Korle and delegates from Albania, Zambia, Pakistan and others.
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United States
Chiao
Assembly
Peking
New York
General Assembly
China
United Nations
U.N
Sinan Korle
Turkey
Senate OKs Nixon military weapons bill amid limits
The measure passed 65 to 19 with a watered down Indochina withdrawal pledge and dropped a six month deadline. Conferees removed a proposed $381 million military pay raise. the bill sets a $350 million ceiling on Laos activities and bars blocking chrome ore imports from Rhodesia despite UN sanctions.
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U.S
Indochina
Senate House
Laos
Rhodesia
United Nations
Comanche County Tax Official Vindicated by Grand Jury
Marmaduke urges fair taxation as jurors find Clark not guilty on charges of neglect of duty and maladministration. Clark thanks supporters and pledges continued effort for equalized taxation while urging government agencies to work for the county.
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Grand Jury
Comanche County
Marmaduke
Clark
Clapp
LSD led youth to suicide says father in interview
Harmon recounts Larry’s descent after LSD and marijuana use ending in an irreversible mental decline. The family’s medical hopes faded as Larry, on his 18th birthday, took LSD again amid hallucinations and a claimed encounter with the devil.
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Larry
Harmon
Brother Ray’s influence shapes a man’s path to service
A sergeant recalls his younger brother Ray who left school at 16 to work at a textile mill and urged him to join the Air Force in 1952. He notes Ray’s role as family breadwinner and contrasts their competing paths, while a side line mentions avocados once called alligator pears.
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Ray
Air Force
Lewis
Raymond
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Woman in Red Wig Robs Wichita Falls Bank
A woman wearing a red wig and driving a red Volkswagen robbed City National Bank in downtown Wichita Falls at about 11:30 am. No injuries were reported and the amount taken was described as not believed large. the teller noted the suspect was about 5 feet tall and slight in build.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
City National Bank
George Payne
Visit by Field Artillery units and Fort Sill band
The 2nd Field Artillery led by Capt. David P. Schneider forms for a ceremony. The 1st Battalion 30th Field Artillery of the 75th Field Artillery Group lines up under Lt. Col. Richard L. Addison. The 7th Army Band directed by CWO Owne Kirby and the Fort Sill Half Section will participate.
NEA Counts 2.1 Million Teacher Members
The National Education Association reports a membership of 2.1 million teachers across the United States, highlighting broad teacher representation and organized labor presence in education.
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The
National Education Association
Pike Interstate 35 toll road opens by mid 1974 option
The 68.8 mile Cimarron turnpike will connect Tulsa's Keystone Expressway and the Port of Catoosa with Interstate 35 near Perry with a spur to Stillwater. It lifts Oklahoma total turnpike mileage to 419.2 and is praised by bond underwriters as a strong market proposal.
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Catoosa
Perry
Stillwater
Oklahoma
Charles Wilson
Smith, Barney and Co. Inc
Chicago
Cimarron
Dudley Cates
Loeb Rhoades and Co
New York
Turnpike Authority
John Kilpatrick
Oklahoma City
Hall
Oklahoand
Cable TV Operations Get Boost
The NAB backs a compromise to expand cable TV by allowing import of two out of town channels in the 100 largest markets. FCC would implement regs with White House policy input as three-party agreement nears approval. Local stations fear audience loss. plan hinges on Copyright Owners approval.
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Washington
National Association of Broadleastert
Bonneer
National Cable Television Association
White House
Office of Telecommunications Policy
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Committee of
Vietcong Mine Kills Four in Saigon Market
South Vietnamese command reports a mine set by terrorists in a market 65 miles southwest of Saigon killed four civilians and wounded 13 as a general lull persisted. Cambodian front battles left dozens dead as refugees and civilians suffered.
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Mekong
Saigon
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Rumiong
Plane crash Engulfed in Flames After Takeoff
Marshal described a wreck from a 62nd Tactical Air Lift Squadron mission as the plane burst into flames on arrival of firemen. Fire scorched ground roughly 100 yards by 200 feet. The craft skewered after impact and headed slightly away from its takeoff path, with only the tail fragment remaining identifiable.
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62Nd Tactical Airlift Squadron
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