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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1971

Page

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Nixon announces wage freeze amid economic crisis

Washington AP reports Nixon imposes a 90 day wage and price freeze with federal pay raises halted, Pentagon misstep on military pay noted, and cost of living council to interpret guidelines. White House engages with AFL CIO and foreign leaders as U.S. economy and policy face global scrutiny. Budget officials deny delays will derail recovery as lawmakers weigh legal options and enforcement.

Ashington Sanat Nixon Vibe White Javela Abitvate Samie Bes Ngounell Thaddeus J. Dulski House Post Office Committee Feet New York Connally Pentagon NBC Today Cost of Living Council Defense David M. Packard Department Washington U.S Afl-Cio White House George ‘P. Shultz Office of Management and ‘Budget James D. Hodgson J. Curtis Counts Federal Mediation Service Ottawa Canada Wilbur Mills House Finance Committee Allen J. Ellender Dla Mike Mansfield Dmont

16000 U.S. servicemen seek drug treatment

Washington AP reports nearly 16,000 U.S. servicemen voluntarily surrendered themselves as drug users this year and requested treatment, according to the Pentagon.

Washington U.S Pentagon

Dock Strike To Go On Bridges Says

SAN FRANCISCO AP longshore leader Harry Bridges condemns Nixon wage price freeze as unfair to workers and says the 49 day West Coast dock strike will continue in full force while negotiations resume next week. Bridges calls an ILWU strategy meeting and insists all issues including wages be bargained.

San Francisco Nixon Harry Bridges West Coast Bridges West Coast Dock Union Pacific Maritime Association International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union ILWU United States U.S PMA Edmond J. Flynn Teamsters Union Teamsters Flynn The

Shootout Wounds Kill Police Detective in Jackson

Police Detective Lt. William L. Skinner died from a head wound after a 20 minute gun battle at the Republic of New Africa headquarters in Jackson. Three officers were wounded. seven suspects were arrested on murder charges, and four others were held over gun theft tied to Detroit. FBI and local police hunted for Jerry Steiner and other suspects as the RNA leadership faced legal action over a contested capital site near Jackson.

Jackson, Miss William L. Skinner Skinner Jackson Republic of New Africa Jack Travis ANA Imari Obadele Detroit FBI Jerry R. Steiner Michigan Steiner Elmer Linburg William Stringer Billy Crowell Stringer Crowell RNA el Malik Lofton Mason

Labor, Nixon wage freeze spark White House talks

Labor leaders meet White House emissaries in virtual protest against Nixon wage price freeze and strike ban. Federal workers face raises tied to 90 day freeze while housing officials flag cost and management problems threatening subsidized apartments. National and world items include Nixon military plea and yen revaluation news.

Earth City Dev Project Defended By Linclay Director

Linclay Corp president J Dale Perkinson defends Earth City arguing the environmentalist suit is unfounded. He notes the private development has no federal funds, aimed to open in eight years with 300 million in costs. Environmentalists warn of river floodplain disruption on land sold by Emil Hoechst.

ST. Louis St. Louis County J. Dale Perkinson Linclay Corp Perkinson Linday U.S. District Court Coalition For the Environment Corps of Engineers Missouri River Earth City Emil Hoechst Linclay

Wallace Again Challenges Alabama School Integration Orders

Gov George C Wallace signed an executive order in Hobson City to restore full 12 grade schooling for Hobson City and nearby Oxford, prompting opposition from a civic leader as federal court orders for racial balancing faced renewed challenges.

Hobson City Ala George C. Wallace Alabama Oxford

7th Fleet Bombards DMZ as U S. forces push back

U S naval task force led by the Berkeley shells the southern DMZ in tandem with B52 strikes to slow the North Vietnamese offensive. Reports say 142 NVA and 22 South Vietnamese troops died near Camp Carroll after a 12 hour battle, with 61 more South Vietnamese wounded as U S forces hit rocket and mortar positions and fires broke out from bombardments.

Saigon U.S. 7Th Fleet Berkeley Dmz South Vietnam Camp Carroll U.S Fuller Ho Chi Minh Hanoi North Vietnam Noreaat Ba’ Ho Sarge

Two Prisoners Escape Mexico City Prison By Helicopter

A helicopter secretly landed in the patio of Santa Marta Acatitla prison in Mexico City allowing two inmates to escape. Joel D. Kaplan, a New York businessman convicted of killing his partner, and Venezuelan Carlos Antonio Contreras Castro, held for fraud and forgery, fled the facility. Authorities indicated the craft carried fuel for eight hours and may have headed toward Tegucigalpa or Venezuela. the helicopter had earlier landed in Ventaprieta Hidalgo with Texas plates.

Mexico City Joel D. Kaplan New York Sucrose Co Louis Vidal New York City Kaplan Santa Marta Acatitla Carlos Antonio Contreras Castro Jose Luis Campos Burgos Tegucigalpa Honduras Venezuela Ventaprieta Hidalgo Texas Mexico United States Vidal Cuernavaca Southwestern Sugar and Molasses Co Santa Marta Contreras Castro

Two Youths Held After Farm Theft

Timothy Lawrence age 20 of Mexico and Joe Thomas Beahan age 19 of Thompson face burglary charges in Randolph County Magistrate Court for stealing end tables and goods from a Cairo area farm home. Arrested yesterday afternoon at Highways 22 and 63 in a blue Mustang, their bond was set at 1000 cash each provided by their fathers. Ensuing arraignment was scheduled before Magistrate Judge William M. Stringer.

Mexico Thompson Randolph County Cairo Orville Price Price Timothy Lawrence Joe Thomas Beahan Highway Patrol William M. Stringer

Show Biz At Muny Opera

St Louis Municipal Opera presents This Is Show Business a seven night extravaganza featuring Betty Grable Dorothy Lamour Don Ameche Dennis Day Rudy Vallee and Chita Rivera concluding Forest Park s fifty third summer season from August 30 to September 6 Mail orders to Box Office Forest Park tickets priced 7 6 5 3 and 1 50 Tickets on sale daily at the Municipal Theatre Box Office Forest Park Sundays included

ST. Louis St. Louis Municipal Opera Betty Grable Dorothy Lamour Don Ameche Dennis Day Rudy Vallee Chita Rivera Forest Park Theatre Municipal Theatre Forest Park Missouri

Gillespie Announces Presidential Run Statement

New York AP Dizzy Gillespie the jazz trumpeter says he will seek the presidency next year but has not decided party affiliation. He discussed the idea after a television interview and a chat with President Nixon who urged more overseas State Department travel. Gillespie aims to mobilize newly enfranchised young voters.

New York Dizzy Gillespie Gillespie Nixon State Department

Missouri Man Held For Rape

A Bucks County man was held for Missouri authorities on charges of kidnapping and raping a 19 year old Doylestown girl. Raymond E. Webb 27 of Sellersville Pa was also wanted on a Jefferson County Mo fugitive warrant for the Aug murder of a couple near Cedar Hill Mo. Webbs arrest ties to a string of kidnapings and the Redden slayings in Cedar Hill with several suspects still at large and vehicles linked to the cases found in Pa and New Jersey.

Doylestown Bucks County Missouri Raymond E. Webb Sellersville Jefferson County Cedar Hill Webb William Redden Joyce Philadelphia Wendy Loreen Holzworth San Francisco Kenneth Parnell ‘Hose Eureka Tamawua Reddens David Rowlands Ohio

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