Haldeman Defends Memo On Violence At Charlotte Event
Former White House aide H R Haldeman acknowledged writing good and great on a 1971 memo about violent Charlotte demonstrations against President Nixon and Billy Graham. Sen Weicker pressed him on the mentality in the White House behind the wording. He also discussed the enemies list used to deny courtesies to opponents of administration policy.
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Boston Delta DC9 crashes at Logan Airport killing 88
Nurse recounts horror after Delta Flight 723 slammed into a seawall at Logan, leaving 88 dead and one survivor. FAA says the jet was 230 feet low and 3,500 feet short of the touchdown point as NTSB opens investigation into the worst Boston air disaster.
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John N. Striel Jr
National Transportation Safety Board Today
Brad Dunbar
Beef Price Ceilings Spark Nationwide Protests
Industry reps urged action in Washington as a beef shortage drives protests and planned one day shutdowns by New York area wholesalers. The Cost of Living Council cited an intact ceiling through Sept 12 while probing industry profit and denying wholesale Packers claims.
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Associated Press
Washington
New York City
Cost of Living
Food prices rise as shoppers face higher grocery bills
Virginia Knauer said food prices may stay at current levels while prices begin to stabilize. Wholesale meat suppliers in New York planned shutdowns amid reports of illegal price offers. A&P as well as others cited shortages. An AP survey across 13 cities showed groceries up in 12 of 13, with eggs and pork chops driving gains from July 1 to July 31.
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Virginia Knauer
Nixon
New York
Fred Fillinger
Internal Revenue Service
Cleveland
Ohio
Dave Doherty
A&p
New Orleans
Nixon loses second impounding ruling on housing aid
A federal judge ruled the Nixon administration halted approval of low interest housing loans for poor rural Americans, finding it violated Congress goals. The order, issued to the Farmers Home Administration, adds to an earlier directive to release impounded funds as the government appeals.
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Nixon’ Administration
Congress
U.S
Charles R. Richey
I Gehen of Housing and Urban Development
Farmers Home Administration
Sandusky Dressed Beef Co Closes. 12 Drivers Laid Off
Sandusky Ohio firm shuts down after running out of supplies. President Bill Allendorf reports 12 drivers laid off after completing deliveries and 33 meatcutters laid off the day before.
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Sandusky, Ohio
Sandusky Dressed Beef Co
Bill Allendorf
Weather outlook for Mid dletown: cool tonight and mild Thursday
Partly cloudy skies and lower temperatures are forecast for the Mid dletown area tonight with lows in the low 60s. Fair skies are expected Thursday with temperatures in the mid 70s. Yesterday's high was 74 and the overnight low 67. Weather details are on page 40.
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Middletown
Brown market in Ohio drives bids by Canadian meat firms
Ohio meat buyers report a thriving brown market as Canadian packers outbid state firms at cattle auctions. The IRS Cleveland office has begun investigating illegal pricing claims. Dinner Bell Meats of Defiance said it will close its slaughterhouses Wednesday after being outbid at a Monday Archbold auction by Detroit-connected Canadian buyers.
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Internal Revenue Service
Cleveland
Dinner Bel Meats
Defiance
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Dinner Bell
Archbold
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