Connelly Sees Wage and Price Controls If Labor Fails
Treasury Secretary Connally on Face the Nation says wage and price controls could be considered if labor negotiations get out of hand, with steel talks as a key trigger. He notes Nixon would act to stabilize construction wages and inflation, while Ackley urges a nonpartisan wage price board.
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Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
CBS
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Ackley
Johnson
Council of Economic Advisers
Board
Powerso
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Fourth heart lung transplant by Barnard succeeds in Cape Town
In Cape Town Dr. Christiaan Barnard's team completes the world's fourth heart lung transplant, a six hour operation giving Adrian Hergert a new heart and lungs from donor Jackson Gunya who died in a fight. The patient shows normal function but prognosis remains uncertain. The donor's family faced questions about consent and the case involved police and government officials.
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Kenneth L. Whiting
Cape Town
South Africa
Christiaan N. Barnard
Adrian Hergert
Jackson Gunya
Barnard
United States
Rosaline Gunya
Gunya
Gilligan Busy Weekend Visits Ohio Cities
Gov. John Gilligan traveled to Cuyahoga Falls for a Cleveland Symphony concert at Blossom Music Center. He attended a Music Hall breakfast for Columbus celebrating the city’s 175th birthday, then to Warren for the dedication of United Auto Workers Walter Reuther Hall. He planned to go to Cincinnati for the opening session of the National Association for the Physically Handicapped convention.
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John Gilligan
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Blossom Music Center
Music Hall
Warren
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuthere
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Cincinnati
National Association For the Physically Handicapped
Confirmation Reform Plan Revealed By Pope Paul VI
Pope Paul VI says he will publish within weeks an apostolic constitution to reform the sacrament of confirmation. He told worshippers at the papal summer palace that scholars bishops and Vatican experts have worked on the revision for over three years.
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Italy
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Be the first on the Block to ride the Schwinn Uni cycle
Be the first on the block to ride the newest Schwinn Uni bicycle. It promises the most fun ever with SN extra features like nylon cord tires and Schwinn tubular rims. Stop in on Yap Lane to see the quality and gleaming chrome finish.
Republicans Meet With Andrews On Ohio Tax Bill
Ohio Senate Republicans plan a Monday meeting with GOP Chairman John Andrews to discuss the personal income tax bill and related issues as the chamber continues consideration of the 1.4 billion tax package. The Ways and Means Committee meets Tuesday at 9 a.m. to advance the measure paired with a 7.8 billion appropriation bill and a 222.2 million interim budget. The House aims to vote Tuesday on the interim budget. a deficit of 157.1 million exists without new taxes, potentially lifting total new taxes toward 1.6 billion Gilligan requested.
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Ohio Senate
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John Andrews
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Andrews
John Gilligan
House Gop
Gilligan
Ways and Means Committee
Michael Maloney
Cincinnati
Senate Finance and Education and Health
Charles J.kurfess
Perrysburg
Who Will Be First In Handling New Taxes
Ohio state figures argue over who collects and deposits the 1.6 billion in proposed new taxes. Gov Donahey favors treasury control to avoid delays and interest loss, while Tax Commissioner Kosydar supports immediate deposit to the tax department, a method used by the federal government.
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Gertrude Donahey
Robert Kosydar
Treasury
Kent Loses Nominee For Proxy
Kent State University narrows its presidential search to two candidates after Dr. Calvin B T Lee of Boston University withdraws. The retirement of Dr. Robert I White is slated for September and the committee had proposed four nominees. Dr. Samuel Gates had resigned earlier. Lee cited difficulty adjusting to Kent, Ohio in his withdrawal letter to Robert C. Bix.
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Kent State University
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Robert I. White
Samuel Gates
Wisconsin State of la Crosse
Robert C. Bix
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Board of Trustees
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Wayne Trace Road Closing for Bridge Work
Wayne Trace Road between Tolbert and Middletown Oxford will close tomorrow for about three months due to construction. Butler County Engineer Stanley Perin says a new bridge will be built and some road straightening is planned. Alternate route from Middletown uses Ohio 73 to Wayne Milford Road to Oxford Middletown Road.
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Middletown
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