Business Labor Split Shifts Views On Phase II Controls
Washington AP reports a rift between business and labor over post-freeze controls. Archie Davis of the U.S. Chamber rejects a tripartite panel, backing the Wage and Price Council led by John Connally as Nixon weighs long-range plans. Meany and AFL CIO push for a three-way tribunal and tax relief, while Mills hints at broader individual tax cuts. Mills and Nixon plan tax relief expansions as White House meetings proceed with industry leaders. A separate note covers a Kiwanis Lake catfish stocking to replace a prior kill, with local officials detailing limits and fishing rules.
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Washington
Archie K. Davis
United States Chamber of Commerce
Davis
Cost of Living Council
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
Nixon
White House
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Meany
War Labor Board
Capitol Hill
U.S
Winston-Salem
N.C
Connally
Capitol
House
Ways and Means
Wilbur D. Mills
Wilson Johnson
National Federation Independent
Johnson
Attica Prison Storm Ends Four Day Rebellion
State police with helicopters dropped tear gas stormed Attica prison killing nine hostages and 28 inmates as four days of rebellion ended. Remaining hostages were freed. 32 people injured. Gov Rockefeller backed the assault despite earlier amnesty talks.
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Attica
N.Y
Attica State Prison
State Correction Department
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Judge Won't Make Calley Testify
FT MCPHERSON Ga AP A military judge refused to order Lt William L Calley Jr to testify in the court martial of Capt Ernest L Medina Calley did not testify defense began presenting its case He invoked his Fifth Amendment privilege through his attorney Calley recently returned from Ft Benning Ga where he remains confined Calley one of Medina s platoon leaders during the My Lai massacre on March 16 1968 The court heard he would not be compelled to testify and would remain available for later proceedings
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FT. Mcpherson
Kenneth Howard
Ft. Benning
My Lai
Calley
Medina
F. Lee Bailey
Howard
Bailey
Leutenant
Montrose
Colo
Cailey
Court Will Relieve Lawyers Of Free Jobs
Missouri Supreme Court ruled after Sept. 1, 1972 it would not compel attorneys to represent indigent criminal defendants without pay. The 5-2 decision, led by Judge Donnelly, shifts cost to the legislature, noting the state has long funded such services but now requires a state-funded system or defender program.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Supreme Court
Missouri
Robert T. Donnelly
J.P. Morgan
Lawrence Holman
John Bardgett
Robert 5. Seiler
Fred J. Henley
James i Finch
J.R. Denarees
Pinth
Lawson Romine
L. F. Cottey
John Charles Green
William Coleman
Green
Moberly
Bes
Coleman
Marete
Fise Department
Aid Mus Occlara Py
New Jersey
General Assembly
Donnelly
Crlet
Finch
Free Food Program to Continue in Audrain County
Audrain County will fund the county share of commodity foods at 20 percent for the rest of the year. Presiding Judge Russell Blackburn said further decisions are pending and the court may study the food stamp option. About 1400 people monthly receive food, many elderly, per Richard Strange.
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Audrain County
Audrain County Court Today
Proctor Carter
Russell Blackburn
Missouri
US Department of Agriculture
Richard Strange
Anti-Voting Rally Against Liquor by the Drink
Citizens opposed to liquor by the drink held a Sunday rally at the Church of the Nazarene. About 225 attended as LeRoy Werner said the committee has met twice more and urged postponing the election Sept 21.
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Church of the Nazarene
LeRoy Werner
Werner
Howard Dillard
First Baptist Church
Chillicothe
Lquor
Community College Opens First Classes in Mexico
Mexico Chamber of Commerce president Bob Ollis announced the start of the Mexico Community College program with two Monday evening courses Introduction to Psychology and English Composition. Enrollment remains open tonight at Mexico High School from 7 to 9 45 p m. Other courses include History of the United States Economics College Algebra and Introduction to Biblical History and Literature, all at 7 p m in the high school.
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Mexico
Fiat
Mexico Community College
Bob Ollis
Mexico Chamber of Commerce
Bill Hilton
Community College
Mexico High School
Hilton
United States
Helicopters Demand Surrender in Prison Assault
National Guard troops in over 70 vehicles surrounded a prison as around 1,000 state police sheriffs deputies and guardsmen joined a large assault. Hostages were rescued and a tearful reunion followed while negotiators and outside figures visited the scene. Rockefeller refused amnesty and legal immunity to inmates.
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New York
Cret
Vial
Hareq
National Guard
Prisoners Seek Asylum In Negotiations At Maximum Security Prison
In a tense standoff, prisoners demanded asylum in non imperialistic countries, later softened by Kunstler who accused Governor Rockefeller of halting talks. One guard, Carl Valone, was identified among the dead from a gunshot wound as mediation continued. Oswald accused captors of endangering hostages while ultimatum details urged immediate, unharmed releases and a peaceful resolution within an hour.
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Black Fortier
Bobby ‘Seale
William’ Kinder
Herman Badillo
DN. Y
Rockefeller
Manhattan
Kunstler
Rochester
Thand
Mancusi
North Korea
Republic of the Congo
Carl Valone
Oswald
William Kunstler
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard Clark
Clark
People’s Central
Mittee
Amnesea
Sams
Tom Wicker
The
New York Times
William Quin
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Kiwanis Lake
Plunkett Park
Conservation Department
Gene Baldwin
Gm&o
Morris Street
Ers
Corrections Department
State Corrections
Russell G. Oswald
Ammnesty
Vincent R. Mancusi
Frank Wald
Attica, N.Y
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