Labor Day address outlines Nixon tax plan critique
Meany says Nixon’s tax plan shifts burden from the rich to the poor and workers, proposing wage price controls and a productivity based approach. Proxmire endorses a wage price board, 10 to 12 percent dollar devaluation, and tax reform to curb inflation while protecting labor. He also cautions against an excess profits tax and emphasizes productivity as a stabilizer.
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Meany
Nixon
William Proxmire
Robin Hootwis
United States
Proxmire
Congressional Joint Economic Committee
Associated Press
White House
Five Per Cent
Pronxmire
Arthur Okun
Council of Economic Advisers
Johnson
T. Vincent Learson
IBM Corp
U.S. News and World Report
Kennedy
Learson
Europe
Afl-Cio
Doomed Jetliner Crashes in Alaska Panhandle
The Juneau bound trijet crashed after contact was lost and wreckage spread over a steep rock wall. Adams, 41, of Redmond, Wash., a 10 year veteran, was praised for staying on course before the ground impact. Weather was overcast and showers were reported near the airport. Copters found the wreckage.
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Juneau
Gano
Alaska Panhandle
Bob Dodd
Alaska Airlines
Adams
Redmond
Wash
Trijet
Dodd
Anchorage
Seattle
Cordova
Yahutate
Alaska
National Transportation Safety Board
FAA
Jim Funk
Severd Wugenius
Wagenius
Mendenhall
Tainedir
Outing in Paducah Reveals Fire Dept Veterans
A Paducah incident profile recalls Hajeck former city manager of Paducah from Spur links to conservation service. Rosaries and services are noted, followed by details of Hajeck family survivors and funeral arrangements. The certificate of Hajeck’s public service links to local church notices and burial plans.
Weather, Labor Day Plans Hit by Storms Across South Plains
A storm system sparked high winds hail and heavy rain on the South Plains with Paducah and Childress seeing mud balls and near marble sized hail. Severe thunderstorm watches were in effect for Cottle and Childress counties as holiday closures and adjusted city services were noted across Lubbock and surrounding towns.
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South Plains
Paducah
Cattle County
Childress
Kirkland
Cottle County
Childress County
Hall
National Weather Service
Lubbock Jaycees
Stuckey's
U. S. 84
No-Pay Summer Jobs Create Volunteer Spirit Across States
Charlene Raitt, 21, from Illinois, spent seven weeks in a Boston day camp teaching swimming, crafts and cooking to 175 children and aided seniors. Allison Shepard, 19, Minnesota, counseled Appalachia history in Pipe Stem West Virginia for the American Friends Service Committee. Dick Mellman, 21, Missouri, studied Appalachian defense in West Virginia. Sponsors praise the volunteers' dedication and impact on communities.
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Biloxi
Miss
Charlene Raitt
East Grondelet
Ill
Boston
Charlene
Allison Shepard
St. Paul, Minn
Pipe Stem
W. Va
Appalachia
American Friends Service ‘Committee
Sese Dick Mellman
Oberlin College
St. Louis
West Virginia
American Friends Service Committee
Appalachian Research and Defense Fund
Vietnam chaos as Ky urged talks amid hunger strike and crash losses
Viet Nam battlefront updates report ARVN units pushing west with casualties from helicopter crashes. In Nha Trang veterans threaten fire and protest amid push for election law amendment. Ky abandons talks with Minh as Thieu runs alone. Ngo Dau is promoted amid narcotics allegations.
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Ena Burt Lally
Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nha Trang
National Assembly
South Vietnam
Doung van
Big
Minh
Thieu
Ngo Dau
Sun- Ay
East German guards fire on refugee near Checkpoint Charlie
Western diplomats say the shooting shows East Germany will not ease measures to stop refugees from fleeing to West Berlin. Police say guards fired 15 to 20 shots at a 20 year old man near the wall, hitting him in the leg as he ran toward the border. he was removed ten minutes after being wounded.
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West Berlin
Berlin
Charlie
Wall
Fire crews quell car blaze on 4th Street and Slide Road
Fire alarms Sunday saw firefighters douse a car fire at 4th Street and Slide Road around 2 50 pm causing extensive damage to the vehicle. Owner identified as Mark Rovers of Littlefield. Other alarms included a hot water heater leak, dumpster fire with no damage, and a fuel spill at Lubbock Regional Airport. one false alarm reported.
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4Th Street
Slide Road
Mark Rovers
Littlefield
John Sparkman
Sister Hurt City Girl Perishes In Auto Crash
A 19 year old Lubbock woman died in a two vehicle collision on U S 84 about 10 miles northwest of Post. Alfonso Chapa Jr. 34 of 510 44th St Lubbock was killed in a head on car truck crash on U S 84 Saturday night. A passenger in Chapa's vehicle remained in critical condition in a Lubbock hospital. Miss Salazar an area native and St Joseph Catholic Church member will have services at Rix Funeral Directors. Surviving relatives include her mother and eight sisters and six brothers from Lubbock Amarillo and Dallas with more kin listed.
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South Plains
Texas
Grady Franklin Wells
Bowie
E. ‘Broadway
Lubbock
Methodist Hospital
Levelland
Myrle Carlisle
Alfonso Chapa Jr
44Th St
Poston U. S
Roy Torass
Austin
Methodial Hospital
Paducah City
Mgr
Johnny J. Hajeck
Leonard F.nlightower
Water Department
Paducah
Drucilla Thompson
Matador
Eva Salazar
304
Ave. P
U. S. 87
East Lubbock
U. S. 84
Post
Salazar
Rix Funeral Directors
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Nora Salazar
N. Ave. P
Dulce Flores
Amarillo
Della Garcia
Priscela Guerrero
Mary Mojica
Jesse Flores
Rita Salazar
Rosa Salazar
Betty Salazar
Vince
Raymond
Ernest
Phillip
Edward
Dallas
Joe
Concorde to hop from Cayenne to Rio de Janeiro
The Concorde will fly 2000 miles from Cayenne to Rio de Janeiro in about 2 hours 50 minutes UPI reports. Brazilian officials invite spectators for the 10 50 a m landing in Rio and the plane will then head to Sao Paulo for the French industrial fair with dignitaries aboard. Executives from South American airlines will inspect the jet as the British and French seek buyers.
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Cayenne
French Guiana
UPI
Rio de Janeiro
Rio
Toulouse
France
Concorde
Sao ?Aulo
Valery Gistard
South Amercan Airlines
Bones Found in Nashville Cave Offer Clues to Early Indians
Archaeologists confirm human bones and a saber toothed tiger fang found in a muddy Nashville cave beneath downtown may mark the earliest Indian presence in North America. Vanderbilt anthropologist Dr. Ronald Spores says the find could push human arrival to 10,000 to 15,000 years ago, with implications for migration from Asia. First American National Bank will alter a 28 story building project to provide access to the site.
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Nashville, Tenn
UPI
Nashville
North America
Ronald Spores
Vanderbilt University
First American National Bank
Asia
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Joe Schlecte
Thomas
Staff
Hajeck
Montague
Spur
Suil Conservation Service
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Permat O'Brien
First Baptist Church
Robert Beck
Phil Widmer
First United Methodist Church
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Seymour
O'Brien
Norris Funeral Home
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Lynnette
Joe Hajeck
Robert Wacker
Fort Worth
Nd Hajeck
Rose Cuba
Wichita Falls
Warry
MecLaughlin
Imost
Coast Guard
Sweetbriar
Harry McLaughlin
Alaska State Troopers
Jaycees
St. Mary's Catholi Church
Paducah Jaycees
Hightower
Paduceah
Green Belt Water and Sewage Assa
Beck
Ed Hart
Missionary Baptist Church
Gardens Memories
Nortis Funeral Home
Williams A
Widmer
Lisa
J. D
Bobby
Peart
Baker
Vernon
Cross
Nilal
Lubbock Retail Merchants Association
Tom Martin
Department of Public Safety
Buffalo Springs Lake
Here
American Jewish Society
Allison
The
Red Cross
Vietnam
ARVN
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Phu Lo
Edward Schlingman
United Church of Christ
Pottstown
U.S. Us
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Phalaborwa
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Peter Yeld
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