Prices Jump as Wholesale Costs Rise in U S Month
Washington AP reports wholesale prices for food and industrial goods rose by about 0.9 percent last month, marking the sharpest increase in a year. Farm products and processed foods climbed about 1.9 percent while raw materials and manufactured products also advanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Flight From Here Ends In Death Crash
A plane that refueled at the Wichita airport yesterday crashed near Wichita Kansas killing one man and injuring another from Goshen Indiana. Freeman Miller died in the crash and Lloyd Bontrager survived but in critical condition after clinging to a wreckage door. Both were employed by Jayco Enterprises at Harper Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Goshen
Ind
Harper
Ray Hagan
Hagan
Mexico
Indiana
Bontrager
Freeman Miller
Harper, Kansas
Wichita Municipal
Jayco Enterprises
Nixon Meany Share Breakfast Meeting Cranks Up Talks
President Nixon had an unannounced eighty minute breakfast with AFL CIO chief George Meany marking their first face to face meeting since Nixon drew a chilly reception at a Miami union convention last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Miami
Income Tax Figures Vary From Six Respondents
Six people gave figures for income tax and the results diverged, reflecting differing calculations and interpretations. The story notes the range of methods used and questions consistency in tax reporting across individuals.
Mitchell knew of ITT pledge to RNC, Anderson says
Washington AP columnist Jack Anderson charged that John Mitchell as attorney general knew early last year of a pledged ITT contribution to the Republican National Committee, while denying it. He said Mitchell ran the party from inside the Justice Department and faced possible perjury. The issue sparked a heated Senate Judiciary Committee hearing into ITT settlement improprieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
Jack Anderson
John N. Mitchell
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Mitchell
Republican Party
Justice Department
Anderson
ITT
California
Ed Reinecke
Edgar Gillenwaters
Senate Judiciary Committee
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Marlow Cook
Kentucky
Roman Hruska
Nebraska
Hruska
Cook
Bril Hume
Nixon
Hume
Richard G. Kleindienst
Senate
James QO. Eastland
D-Miss
Dita D. Beard
Eastland
Denver
Beard
W.R. Merriam
Washington
Congress
White House
Douglas Denies Plan of Extortion
In Harrisburg the defense rejected the FBI informer Boyd C. Douglas Jr claim that he gathered conspiracy evidence on antiwar priest Philip Berrigan for extortion rather than patriotism. Douglas called the assertion a lie as the government’s chief wit-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
FBI
Boyd C. Douglas Jr
Philip Berrigan
Douglas
Surprise Strike Shuts Down SP Railroad Across Region
UTU vice president George Lechner said the surprise 6 am strike over switchmen job eliminations left about 11 000 commuters stranded on the San Francisco Peninsula as pickets spread from El Paso Texas to Portland Oregon Nearly 20 000 SP employees including conductors trainmen enginemen brakemen and switchmen are affected The union says the action targets jobs eliminated despite a national agreement dated January 27 Cargo for perishables will still move under supervisory staff The Texas Louisiana SP service and Cotton Belt into Missouri are not affected A spokesman said talks with management are not scheduled at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
United Transportation Union
Southern Pacific Railroad
George Lechner
UTU
Southern Pacific
el Paso
Tex
Portland
Ore
Lechner
Pacific
Arizona
New Mexico
Nevada
Utah
California
Oregon
Cotton Belt
Missouri
Union
Ion
Gas Shortage Worsens Across Nation Amid Rationing
Washington and state regulators report severe natural gas shortages triggering rationing in major cities. Utilities refuse new customers as supplies dwindle. experts warn crisis may deepen into 1974 75. Production lag and legal battles delay Alaska North Slope reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York Public Service Commission
Chicago
Ohio
Michigan
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Georgia
California
Federal Power Commission
FPC
New York State Public Service Commission
United States
Alaska
Dole Claims AT&T Contributed Illegally to Democrats
Senator Dole charged AT&T violated the law by agreeing to install telephones at the Miami Democratic National Convention while a $1.5 million debt from 1968 remained unpaid. He called for public hearings to probe whether the deal was a loan or gift and said the party would owe about $80,000 more to AT&T beyond the outstanding balance. An AT&T spokesman said service would be cash-based and that the party will pay the bill in full before the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert Dole
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Miami
International Telephone & Telegraph Co
Dole
At&t
Democrat Committee
San Diego
Lawrence F. O’brien
White House
Sen
O’brien
Kansas
Republican
Democrats
Democrat National Committee
Democratic Party
At&f
Freight Rates Rising for Farm Products in Missouri
The Missouri Public Service Commission approved railroad freight rate increases of 18 to 20 percent for agricultural products. The hikes cover carload lots of farm products seeds soybean oil cake meat fertilizer and related materials and apply to in state shipments with March 17 effective date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri Public Service Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tamara Lynn Newland
Charles E. Newland
1603
S. Morris Sr
Audrain Medical Center
Kimberley
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Decemer
Saigon
U.S
Phillip H. Stevens
Stevens
Columbia Broadcasting System
Association of Foreign Correspondents In
Vietnam
Nixon-Meany
Centralia
Lincoln University
Red Fox
Rural Fire Assn
McGee Packing Company
Rte. 1
Bob Barnes
Gary Duffy
Father Berrigan
R. Dixon Herman
Lenzner
Lenzer
Berrigan
Bucknell University