Seven Members on Pay Board Reconstituted
President Nixon reconstituted the Pay Board by reducing to seven members with Frank Fitzsimmons as the lone labor representative. The act aims to preserve the board’s functions amid labor resignations and wage control concerns. Court challenges and public support for wage and price controls are discussed, urging a steady approach to inflation and economic recovery.
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Nixon
Frank Fitzsimmons
Teamsters’ Union
Congress
Leonard Woodcock
Liited Auto Workers
Wimions
Abe
CIO
George Meany
Wright Patmai
Wren
Court of the United States
Allende, Allende Critics Stir Debate Across Hemisphere
The column vocally questions U.S. trust in Chile's leader Salvador Allende, labeling him anti American and pro Communist. It contrasts this with calls to support a change in Chile’s presidency for regional peace. Separately, Lubbock drivers face etiquette and safety challenges amid construction and noisy interiors, with guidance for motorists to yield to emergency vehicles and reduce distractions.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Dasparin
International ‘Telephone & ‘Telegraph
Anderson Trainoe
CEA
Chile
Salvadore Allende
Western Hemisphere
Allende
IVP
Gorry
Lubbock
Labbbek
Medals celebrating Nixon Mao Chou En-lai spark controversy
The article notes a producer minting medals honoring Nixon and Mao before Nixon’s China trip, with Chinese and Irish descriptions, plus variants featuring Chou En-lai. Other medals show Nixon with Brezhnev and Kesvain. They are made of precious metals and aimed at quick profits amid debates over such commemorations.
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Nixon
Mao
Ianelish
Mrr
China
Chou Enlar
Mr. Nixon
Leonid Brezhnev
Russian Communist Party
Alexei Kesvain
Moscow
Nixon Banks On Democratic Chaos For November Victory
Washington says President Nixon benefits from Democratic disarray yet faces long range risk as party divisions complicate a clear rival. Wallace's Florida surge reshapes primary dynamics while Nixon weighs busing issue use for fall gains amid a crowded Democratic field.
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Nixon
Washington
George Wallace
Florida
Wallace
Miami Beach
Mr. Nixon
That Girl on Broadway and the Nation's Tax Mood
A collage of scattered opinions and quips on politics and taxation. Muskie jokes ripple across headlines while warnings about IRS audits rise, urging readers to check deductions, retain records, and beware clever schemes. The piece riffs on Supreme Court rulings and voter rights with a local Texas voice.
Pro-Busing Debate Shapes Black Voter Strategy
Andrew Tully reports on the Gary Indiana National Black Political Convention that rejected busing as a tool for desegregation labeling it racist but endorsing black control of neighborhood schools. The piece notes the convention’s separatist leaning, its effect on Nixon Wallace Jackson and others, and the evolving priorities of black voters toward better schools and funds.
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George Wallace
Sen
Henry
Scoop) Jackson
Gary
Ind
Nixon
Wallace
Jackson
Roy Innis
Congress of Racial Equality
Innis
George McGovern
John Lindsay
Hubert Humphrey
Ed Muskie
Supreme Court
Oro
Ann Sterling Recovers To Reveal Kidnapping Ordeal
Hollywood actress Ann Sterling wakes from coma to recount being kidnapped by masked men who spanked her and beat her. The 1930s TV era star had been billed as television's answer to Jane Russell, drawing public attention to her claim.
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Lubbock
Ann Sterling
Miss Sterling
Jane Russell
L. M. Boyd column questions life’s quirks and facts
A lively Q and A style piece by L. M. Boyd touches on odd claims about marketing, cats, bursitis, and eggs. It includes light trivia about ants dating back 100 million years and a Chinese food term subgum.
Quote signals broader national campaign pledge
The phrase echoes a political boast about national leadership and capacity. It suggests a claim of commitment to broader service beyond New York, implying forthcoming actions or policies aimed at the country. The remark frames a politician’s ambition to scale local achievements to federal impact.
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New Hampshire
Supreme Court
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IRS
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Texas
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