Burns And Nixon Split On Policy
AP News Special by Bill Neikirk reports a growing policy split between President Nixon and Fed Chairman Burns. The dispute centers on inflation control, monetary policy, and possible board restructuring, with Bush-like wage and price review ideas discussed but not implemented. Burns advocates stronger action while Nixon pursues constrained expansion and resistance to a nationwide wage review board.
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AP News
Bill Neikirk
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Arthur F. Burrs
Federal Reserve Board
Burns
Federal Reserve
White House
Senate House Joint Economic Committee
Joint Economic Committee
Labor
James D. Hodgson
Treasury
John B. Connally
Arthur F. Burns
Young Chavez Wins CO Status in Draft Case
Fernando Chavez, Cesar Chavez’s son and UCLA political science student, won conscientious objector status in the draft. US District Judge M D Crocker ordered acquittal on the induction charge, citing Chavez’s nonviolence beliefs, with both father and son testifying about their commitment.
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Fresno
Calif
Fernando Chavez
Cesar Chavez
M.D. Crocker
Chavez
University of California In
Los Angeles
Afl-Cio
United Farms Workers Organizing Committee
Graduation set for 1000 MU summer graduates Aug 6
Commencement for about 1000 University of Missouri Columbia summer graduates scheduled for August 6 in Columbia. Chancellor Glen R. Driscoll of the University of Missouri St. Louis will deliver the commencement address.
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Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri- Columbia
Glen R. Driscoll
University of Missouri-St. Louis
Japan jetliner collision shocks aviation world
An airliner carrying 16 people collided with a Japanese jet fighter over northern Japan and crashed, described by AP as the worst aviation disaster to date. Apollo 16 crew circled a spectacular moon, while policy tensions rose as Burns’s Fed faced a rift over economic policy.
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Tokyo
Japan
Space Center
Houston
Lunar Apennine Mountains
Panel Hears Testimony On Papers
Washington lawmakers pressed for accountability over the Pentagon papers as former analyst Daniel Ellsberg and professor Jonathan Mirsky urged greater disclosure of foreign policy planning. They called for impeachment talk against Defense Secretary Melvin Laird and other service chiefs, warning Congress may be abolished if it fails to fulfill duties.
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House
Pentagon
Congress
U.S
Vietnam
Jonathan Mirsky
Dartmouth
The
East Asia Center
Daniel Elisberg
Defense Department
Executive Department
Laos
Ellsberg
Rand. ‘Corp
Wave
Melvin R. Laird
Army
Air Force
Benjamin Rosenthal
Rep
John L. Seiberling
Ohio
Chance Declares 25 Cent Dividend by Chance Co
CENTRALIA The A. B. Chance Company board declared a regular quarterly cash dividend of 25 cents a share. The dividend is payable Sept. 10 to shareholders of record Aug. 16 and marks the 107th consecutive dividend payment.
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Centralia
A. B. Chance Company Board of Directors
Mexico Jaycees members named in Outstanding Young Men
Lewis W. Brooks Jr. Howard Pehle and Charles Peck of the Mexico Jaycees are chosen for inclusion in the 1971 edition of Outstanding Young Men of America. Nominations come from Jaycee chapters civic groups college alumni and military commandants. The 1971 edition will be published in November.
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Lewis W. Brooks Jr
Howard Pehle
Charles Peck
Mexico
Missouri Moves To Spray For Corn Blight Statewide
The University of Missouri Extension reports corn blight in 66 of 114 counties with spraying begun in 13 counties and expanding in the southeast. Costs run about 1.50 per acre for material and 3 to 4 per acre for airplane application, with multiple sprays often needed and fungicides losing power in seven to ten days.
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Columbia, Mo
Missouri
University of Missouri Extension Service
James Proskocil
Proskocil
Fourteen firms bid on Missouri Revenue Dept data work
Jefferson City AP A list of fourteen qualified firms will bid by October 1 to handle the Revenue Department data processing. The six volume specifications were prepared by Administrative Services and reviewed by state officials. The plan aims to reduce turnover and improve service without increasing costs to taxpayers.
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Jefferson City
State Revenue Department
William
State Administrative Services Section
Richard D. Murphy
James E. Schaffner
State Revenue Director
Attorney General's Office
State Auditor’s Office
Missouri Highway Patrol
Missouri Uniform Law
Morris
Schaffner
Indiana
Revenue Department
Missouri
Department
Air Nippon 727 Crash May Be Worst In History
A Boeing 727 operated by All Nippon Airways with 162 aboard crashed in a mountainous region 300 miles northeast of Tokyo. 58 bodies recovered by nightfall. search continued amid extensive debris. A fighter pilot parachuted to safety. conditions were clear, but survivors appeared unlikely. The incident follows Japan's second crash that month and precedes multiple recent fatalities in Tokyo area air disasters.
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Tokyo
Japan
All Nippon Airways
Donn M. Carpenter
Detroit
Mich
Air Self-Defense Force
Kokkaido
Line
Yoshiwara Bereaved Family Association
TCA Airlines
Maracaibo
Tokyo Bay
Canadian Pacific
BOAC
Mrs. Etta Webber Undergoes Surgery in Topeka
Mrs. Etta Jean Webber of Topeka Kansas formerly of Mexico underwent surgery Wednesday at Stormont Vail Hospital in Topeka. She is a daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Smith of 621 E Lafayette Street. Her room number is 709.
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Etta Jean Webber
Topeka
Kan
Mexico
Stormont Vail Hospital
Elmer Smith
If There isn't A Strike They’ll Buy A New Car
Pittsburgh AP report follows Bill Skalniak 34 a steel mill scarfer and 1.2 million steelworkers facing a three year union producers contract looming expires Aug 1 with no settlement in sight Alberta 35 his wife and their two children live in a modest Pittsburgh home they bought carpet during talks amid fears of layoffs Alberta sought part time work while Bill contends they could survive a month on savings The family has weathered layoffs and job shifts as the steel industry battles contracts and market pressures awaiting a resolved labor deal
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Pittsburgh
Bill Skalniaks
Bill Skalniak
Bill Skallak
Alberta
Skalnlaks
Skalniaks
Skalniak
Jones & Laughlin
Blooming
Bill
Ford Sues Firm Over Use of Name and Royalties
Nashville based Ernie Ford Foods, Inc. faces a temporary injunction barring use of the entertainer's name or likeness. Ernie Ford claims the franchise defaulted on a contract, owes 125000 in royalties, and failed to terminate per notice last March. Judge Nedlentz issued the injunction pending a hearing.
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Nashville, Tenn
Chancery Court
Nedlentz
Tennessee
Ernie Ford Foods, Inc
Ford
Lentz
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Modern Farm Systems Center
Harold Dickey
Paris, MO
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Akimbo
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Blooming Mill
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Robert Redford
Katharine Ross
Willie Boy
Dr. Halverson
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C.D. Phillips
Adm
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National General Pictures
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