Mills Calls For Wage-Price Lids
Washington AP report says Rep. Wilbur D Mills urged reimposing wage price controls to fight inflation despite opposition. The Arkansas Democrat led House Ways and Means discussions while Senate deliberations and tax reform moves continued with Kennedy advocating loophole closing and relief funding.
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Washington
Wilbur D. Mills
Arkansas Democrat
House
Ways and Means Committee
Capitol Hill
J F Mins
Mills
Nixon
Treasury
Wright Patman
D-Tex
House Banking Committee
Banking and Currency Committee
Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Senate Finance Committee
Heat Forced East Coast Utility Cut
Heat and high electricity demand across the East Coast triggered 5 percent voltage cuts and power borrowing from Massachusetts to Virginia. Virginia Electric & Power Co and Consolidated Edison reduced voltage as plants shut down and the New England Power Pool borrowed 300 000 kilowatt hours from New Brunswick.
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Associated Press
Massachusetts
Virginia
Virginia Electric & Power Co
New Jersey
New England Power Pool
New Brunswick Power Pool
Grain Cars Are Available
Kansas City AP reports a better grain car supply this spring as railroads say they have cars and need wheat. J.C. French and J.B. Gregg Sr. credit no panic buying, storage space, foreign demand, and railroad investment for the improved outlook. The two big lines Burlington Northern and Union Pacific added 7,000 covered hopper cars.
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Kansas City
J.C. French
Kansas City Board of Trade
Transportation Committee
J.B. Gregg Sr
Gregg
Burlington Northern
Union Pacific
Tornado Flood Victims Get Help Under New Law
Washington AP reports the Federal Disaster Relief Act of 1974 provides up to 5000 for car replacement and 2500 for roof repair to disaster victims. Grants require loan application first and depend on financial need and damage extent. One stop centers in Minnesota Missouri Illinois Oklahoma and parts of Kansas streamline aid. funds cover rent medical needs and municipal repairs with state cost sharing.
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Washington
Midwest
Small Business Administration
Minnesota
Missouri
Ilinois
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nixon
Teller Says Russia Leads In Nuclears
Dr Edward Teller testifies before a Senate committee arguing for declassifying basic nuclear science to end secrecy he says Russia is No 1 and ahead at a rapid rate American openness would aid scientists and prevent false securities and he urges classification for only essential details while withholding Soviet intelligence findings from publication.
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Washington
Russia
United States
Senate
Edward Teller
Teller
Soviet Union
Congress
U.S
Christmas Mail Arrives for Prince George After Mixup
A sack of about 2000 Christmas letters destined for Prince George turned up in an empty Scarborough Ontario mailbag depository. Postmarked last December, the mail is being brought to Prince George for distribution. Local postmaster Bob Dumas apologized for the mixup.
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Prince George
B.C
Scarborough
Ont
Bob Dumas
Panov and Wife Plan Their Trip Abroad
Ballet dancer Valery Panov said he and his pregnant wife Galina plan to leave Russia Friday morning for Austria then Israel. He noted doctors warned of miscarriage risk but she would leave a clinic in the coming days to join him. He declined to discuss returning to dancing, stressing health first.
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Moscow
Valery Panov
Galina
Russia
Austria
Israel
Panov
Saudi Arabia Moves to Take Majority of Aramco
New York AP reports Saudi Arabia plans to raise its stake in Arabian American Oil Co. from 25 percent to 60 percent, aiming for greater control of the world’s largest producer which pumps about 8.5 million barrels daily. Remaining U.S. owners include Texaco Exxon Mobil and Standard Oil era partners.
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New York
Saudi Arabia
Arabian American Oil Co
Aramco
Standard Oil Co
California
Texaco, Inc
Exxon Corp
Mobil
U.S
Rawleigh Warner Jr
Kurucz Name Their First Child in Warrensburg
Mr and Mrs Thomas Kurucz of Warrensburg announce the birth of their first child Katie Jane on June 2 at Johnson County Hospital the baby weighs eight pounds five ounces Grandparents are Mr I nearmas of Mexico and Mr Kurucz of Buffalo NY Father recently earned a specialist degree in school administration from Central Missouri State University and will serve as superintendent of Hardin public schools Mother formerly Jane Thomas earned a master's degree in elementary education this spring from the same university
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Katie Jane
Thomas Kurucz
Warrensburg
Johnson County
I. Nearmas
Mexico
Thomas
Nicholas Kurucz
Buffalo
N.Y
Kurucz
Central Missouri State University
Hardin Public Schools
Jane Thomas
Missouri Gets More June Gasoline Allocation
Washington AP reports the Federal Energy Office will allocate at least 90 percent of June 1972 gasoline to each state, adjusted for growth, with Missouri among states to receive a rise in daily supply of more than 10 percent over May. The total June supply is about 9.3 billion gallons for the month, about 311.4 million gallons per day, 4.3 percent above May's average.
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Washington
Federal Energy Office
John C. Sawhill
FEC
Hawaii
Indiana
Massachusetts
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Arkansas
Louisiana
Pennsylvania
Alaska
Colorado
Idaho
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
North Dakota
New Hampshire
New Mexico
Nevada
South Dakota
Texas
Wyoming
Prostitute Recruiter Will Be Arraigned
ST. LOUIS AP Edward Franger, 54, of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., will be arraigned June 21 on charges of using the mails to procure prostitutes for work in the Bahamas. Franger was arrested May 17 in north St. Louis County and is free on 1000 bond. A policewoman testified at a preliminary hearing that he told a journalist she could earn a minimum of 600 a week as a prostitute in Caribbean casinos. FBI still investigates with no further arrests.
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ST. Louis
Edward Franger
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
U.S
James H. Meredith
Bahamas
Franger
North St. Louis County
FBI
William S. Bahn
Caribbean
Saigon Viet Cong talks resume after month pause
The Saigon government and Viet Cong representatives restarted the Joint Military Commission meetings after a month off. The VC demanded guaranteed immunities before discussing substantive issues. The four party team also planned to meet amid ongoing clashes in the Iron Triangle north of Saigon and near the Cambodian border. In Phnom Penh a bomb killed two soldiers at the 7th Division finance offices.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Loc Ninh
Viet Cong
Joint Commission
United States
North
Iron Triangle
Phnom Penh
7Th Division
Democrats Claim Fifth Victory in Special California Race
Democrat John Burton won the vacant San Francisco area congressional seat with 73,114 votes, just 40 over the required 60 percent to avoid a runoff. Republican Thomas D. Cay lor finished second, with 30,908, and will challenge Burton in November in the new 5th District.
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San Francisco
John Burton
GOP
William S. Mailliard
U.S
Organization of American States
Marin County
Recanvass
Burton
Thomas D. Caylor
5Th
Boys Dolls OK With Spock
Dr. Benjamin Spock says he once thought dolls were only for girls but now believes a baby doll is a suitable toy for a young boy if the child wants one. He notes parents who reinforce gender roles may be insecure and would seek help if a child shows persistent cross gender identification concerns.
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Pittsburgh
Benjamin Spock
Spock
United Mental Health, Inc
Zebra slayings grand jury testimony on promotion and kills
A police informer testified before San Francisco grand jury investigating the Zebra murders that one suspect was passed over for a promotion in a death cult for not having enough kills. Harris testified the four men urged him to join the Death Angels, a group alleged to target whites. officials deny the subgroup’s existence. The four defendants Indicted May 16 face trial July 8.
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San Francisco
Grand
Anthony Cornelius Harris
Superior Court
Morton Colvin
Jessie Cooks
Larry Craig Green
Manuel Moore
J.C. Simon
Harris
Death Angels
Simon
They Stole Kitchen Sink in Fort Worth Home
Kathryn Saddler reported to police that burglars broke into her vacant Fort Worth home and stole a cabinet set and the kitchen sink. The incident highlights porch and plain entry for a theft in the area.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Kathryn Saddler
Nuclear leak at Quad Cities plant in Illinois
A six inch pipe ruptured at the Quad Cities Nuclear Station near Cordova Illinois spilling about 30000 gallons of radioactive water. The plant auto shut down and the Mississippi River drainage carried some contaminated water. No injuries were reported and officials say the activity is not hazardous.
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Cordova
Tih
Mississippi River
Illinois
Commonwealth Edison
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co
Quad Cities
Jerry Stanbrough
Atomic Energy Commission
Ilinois
Towa
Jewelry Gifts to Wives of Agnew and Rogers
Washington Post reports that wives of former Vice President Spiro Agnew and former Secretary of State William Rogers received costly jewels from Arab royalty but only recently turned them in for official processing. Exquisite sets of emeralds and diamonds were presented to Adele Rogers and Elizabeth Fulbright, with others to Judy Agnew, all per 1966 law requiring transfer to the State Department for cataloguing and disposition.
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Washington
The
Washington Post
Spiro T. Agnew
William P. Rogers
Maxine Cheshire
J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
State Department Protocol Office
Judy Agnew
Adele Rogers
Elizabeth Fulbright
Cheshire
Pat Nixon
White House
FBI says SLA letters are crackpots and not credible
An FBI official says most letters claiming SLA ties are fake, notes crackpots in the United States and Canada mass produce messages. He cites penmanship and false threats, with only tape identification of Patricia Hearst’s voice showing any authenticity. A letter sent to a radio station claimed Hearst was killed by police, postmarked from Victorville, California.
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Los Angeles
Symbionese Liberation Army
FBI
Canada
Mexico
Detroit Zoo Hires First Woman Animal Keeper Quits
Barbara Schemanski, 21, Detroit Zoo's first female animal keeper, leaves after a month to return to clerical work. She cites I am not suited to this kind of work and notes she joined 26 male keepers four weeks ago.
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Detroit
Barbara Schemanski
Detroit Zoo
Miss Schemanski
Houstons Welcome Daughter At Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Nathaniel Houston of Wellsville are proud parents of a daughter born Monday at 10 27 p m at Audrain Medical Center weighing seven pounds six ounces Mr Houston works at Kaiser Refractories in the community notice announced.
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Nathaniel Houston
Wellsville
Audrain Medical Center
Houston
Kaiser Refractories
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