Rumsfeld Urges CasebyCase Balance In Phase 2
Washington AP. Donald Rumsfeld, director of the Cost of Living Council, says Phase 2 should balance case by case rulings with the existing wage price freeze. He notes the Pay Board and Price Commission may vary from a nationwide edict and could allow retroactive raises, while New York Times reports meat prices rising up to 10 cents a pound since the August 15 meat freeze.
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Cost of Living Council
Pay Board and Price Commission
Nixon
Donald Rumsfeld
Rumsfeld
Associated Press
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
Woodcock
New York
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New York Times
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Washington, D.C
Five Physician Sons Honor Parents With Mock Degrees
Five physicians pay tribute to their immigrant parents by awarding them honorary medical degrees. The sons recall parental encouragement and sacrifices, with citations praising the parents for guiding them. One son notes his father funded tuition and living costs during school. A separate line mentions India selling over 17,000 tons of coffee annually to Russia, Poland, Hungary and Romania.
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New York
Mom
India
Russia
Poland
Hungary
Roumania
Indictment, Bombing Ties to Tahlequah Official
In Stilwell Oklahoma on June 14 1969 an indictment links J C Paden and an alleged perjury claim to a bomb attack that critically injured Assistant District Attorney Bill Bliss of Tahlequah. Paden was free on bond while awaiting trial.
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Asst
Bill Bliss
Tahlequah
Bliss
Bond
J.C. Paden
Prince Mistakes Pills For Candy
Rome AP report notes the Greek royal family has lived in Rome since December 1967 after King Constantine attempted to overthrow the Athens dictatorship. The fragment hints at political exile and ongoing royal presence abroad.
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Rome
Constantine
Athens
Wage Price Freeze Yields Refunds Across Universities
The OEP ordered refunds after wage price rules were violated or perceived to be. Cornell dorm deposits rose to 15 dollars prompting a 14 dollar refund to about 5 300 residents. Appalachian State refunded about 16 000 to almost 2 700 student vehicle operators. Twin sisters from New York voluntarily declined a 10 cent weekly raise, and a Nelsonville family received a thank you from Julie Eisenhower. Concord Youth Hockey faced a 3 000 deficit as rink and university tuition moves were rolled back or challenged. USC filed suit seeking a refund of excess money after a price dispute over football tickets.
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Linda
Lisa Byron
Loudonville
N.Y
White House
Lisa
Nixon
Julie Eisenhower
Charles Blossom
OEP
New York
University of Prices
USC
U.S. District Court
Cost of Living Council
Ralph D. Burns
Cambodian Troops Reel Under Enemy Assaults
Cambodian forces struggle against renewed enemy attacks as morale and defenses face heavy strain amid ongoing clashes. Countrywide military operations and frontline skirmishes continue to shape the volatile security situation.
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