Wage Board Threat Seen in Pay Board Struggles
Washington reports the Pay Board faces serious danger from internal bickering among labor management and public members as it delays wage increases. Meany warns the board’s lack of clear rules and procedures risks stalled settlements affecting thousands of workers across categories one and two. Forms to approve raises were finally readied, with availability set across Internal Revenue Service offices next week.
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CIO
Georg Meany
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George T. Boldt
Washington State
Stier Helviane Fond
Imonth
Hasswo
Internal Revenue Service
Boldt
Thy
Tnternal Revenue Services
Hanoi Talks Postponed Amid Nuclear War Claims
Paris reports that the Hanoi delegation reiterated claims that a large number of women and children were killed in U.S. air raids over North Vietnam. The talks, led by Nguy and alen Thanh Le, followed multiple statements from U.S. officials confirming continued air attacks despite negotiations.
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UPI
Hanoi
U.S
Nixon
William J. Porter
Porter
AP Admits Error In Blast Story
The AP corrects a December blast report from Port Huron Michigan stating the Greensfield and Associates contract was awarded July 1, 1968 and remains the site contractor. Separately US and Communist talks in Paris show persistent delays and protests over Indochina air war plans, with warnings of intensified bombing. Police report Albuquerque burglars stole over $1,500 in valuables from Bruce Campbell’s home and fled in his car.
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APY
Associated Press
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Greenfield and Associates
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Indochina
U.S
Paris
Special Commission On War Crimes
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Albuquerque
N. M
Bruce Campbell
Campbell
McCracken predicts continued intervention after Phase 1
Washington AP retiring chairman Paul W. McCracken of the Presidents Council of Economic Advisers warned on Thursday that ongoing government action will be needed to curb price and wage rises after Phase 1. He said the exact form of post phase 1 controls depends on market conditions and cautioned that inflation could keep rising despite current efforts. McCracken noted the administration’s past moves and suggested patience is required before deciding on Phase II policies.
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Paul W. McCracken
President's Council of Economic Advisers
McCracken
Fae Ju Wee
China renews claim to disputed islands near Taiwan
AP report says China reaffirmed sovereignty over the Diaoyu group near Taiwan, insisting the islands are inalienable Chinese territory and criticizing U.S. and Japanese actions. The broadcast cites Beijing officials and notes political debate in Tokyo and Washington over Okinawa base land and Taiwan status.
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Okina
Japan
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McCracken
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University of Mich
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Herbert Stein
U.S
Okinawa
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New Chief Of Marines Sworn In
Gen. Robert E. Cushman Jr. was sworn as the 25th commandant of the Marine Corps in Washington. Secretary Melvin R. Laird administered the oath at the Marine Barracks. Cushman succeeds Gen. Leonard F. Chapman Jr., who retires after 26 years in the Marines and four as commandant. Cushman promised to keep the corps lean and professional and to take care of its own. He will assume command Jan. 1 following his reception of the battle colors and his fourth star. Cushman, a World War II veteran, holds the Bronze Star and Navy Cross and is married to Audrey Boyce with two children.
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Marine Corps
Melvin R. Laird
Robert E. Cushman Jr
Marine Barracks
Washington, D.C
Cushman
Leonard F. Chapman Jr
Washington
Marines
Chapman
United States Marine Corps
U.S
Sargent Announces State Buy of Key Massachusetts Rail Rights
Gov Francis W Sargent said Massachusetts will buy about 145 percent of Penn Central railroad rights of way for 19.5 million with an option on 90 more miles. He framed the move as building a modern public transit core for Boston and the New England region and promised upgrades and suburban service renewal.
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Boston
Francis W. Sargent
Penn Central Transportation Co
Massachusetts
Sargent
New England
Two Sects See Accord On Eucharist Doctrine
Anglican and Roman Catholic leaders report substantial agreement on Eucharist doctrine. The Anglican Church information office called it the most important statement since the Reformation, produced by the Anglican and Roman Catholic International Commission in Windsor and awaiting ratification by both churches.
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London
Anglican Church Information Office
Church Information Office
Peabody enters New Hampshire vice presidential primary
Former Massachusetts Governor Endicott Peabody, a Democrat, announces with faith based language his bid for the No 2 spot on the ticket. He will enter the March 7 New Hampshire primary as part of a cross church unity effort between Anglicans and Roman Catholics. Peabody emphasizes the people must choose the candidate, not the party, and notes his past support for Humphrey.
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