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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1973

Page

6

Unions Challenge Nixon Phase 3 Wage Guideline

Major labor contracts covering nearly five million workers seek higher raises than Nixon's 5.5 percent Phase 3 guideline. unions including the Communications Workers and AFL CIO affiliates press Congress to end controls as wage talks advance with employers like GM Ford Chrysler.

Washington Nixon Communications Workers Joseph A. Beirne Congress Afl-Cio International Ladies Garment Workers Garment Workers Peter Bommarito Afl-Cio United Rubber Workers United Auto Workers Leonard Woodcock General Motors Ford Chrysler Woodcock U.S. News & World Report UAW Afi-Cio International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers Miami George Meany Big Labor Combine Amalgamated Meat Cutters Union

Watergate Leads Hidden in Newsweek Report

New York AP: Newsweek says internal Watergate probe withheld material that could link top administration figures to the case. Cited source close to Watergate defense claims John W. Dean III ordered removal of documents before forwarding them to the FBI. No comment from Dean or the White House.

New York Nixon Newsweek Magazine Newsweek White House John W. Dean III E. Howard Hunt National Committee Washington Watergate Dean FBI Administration

Stennis Moves to Presidential Suite at Walter Reed

Senator John C. Stennis aged 71 remained in very serious condition after being shot twice during a holdup in front of his Mississippi home last week. He has been moved into the presidential suite at Walter Reed Army Medical Center where doctors report he is getting along just fine.

Washington (Ap John C. Stennis Walter Reed Army Medical Center Stennis

Avalanches Kill 12 Skiers in Austrian Alps

Avalanches swept the Austrian Alps killing 12 skiers including 10 West Germans among a group of 25 on the 7000 foot Kirchspitze near the Gerlos Pass. The victims were part of a Bavarian Alpine sports organization and the slope is known to be dangerous in winter.

Tunsbruck Austria Austrian Alps Kirchspitze Gerlos Pass

Arlington Honors Col Nolde With Full Military Honors

AP Arlington honors Col William P Nolde 43 killed near An Loc 11 hours before cease-fire. He advised South Vietnamese troops when mortally wounded. One U S soldier killed since cease-fire Sgt John O Neal Rucker 21 of Linden Texas died January 27 in a Viet Cong mortar attack. Total American deaths in Vietnam 45941. Nolde lived in Mount Pleasant Michigan.

Nolde Sacred Heart Church Mt. Pleasant Mich Vietnam Washington William P. Nolde Arlington National Cemetery An Loc U.S Air Force John O'Neal Rucker Linden Tex Mount Pleasant

Improvement Level Report From Yesterday

A spokesman stated yesterday that the subject’s improvement level has risen and he seems to be progressing. He was moved this morning to the presidential suite, with indications he is doing fine and responding to care.

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