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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1969

Page

15

Higher Wages: Cause or Effect Of Inflation

The AP reports inflation fuels wage debate with experts split on cause and effect. Martin Gainsbrugh calls wages a primary driver, noting rising living costs since 1968 push demand for higher pay. Housing and construction wages rise, while many families cannot afford new houses at current prices.

New York Martin Gainsbrugh National Industrial Board Antonio Livres New Jersey George Meany Afl-Cio Meany Labor Sam Nakayama Argus Research Corp

Pay Too Much Says Chief In Quitting Post

Oak Hill Florida Police Chief Jim Rustige quit claiming the job paid too much for too little work. He said the post should be part time and pay cut from 600 dollars a month. He plans to return to a suburban force near St. Louis Missouri.

Oak Hill Fla Jim Rustige Oak Hil Rustige St. Louis

Two Soviet Writers Condemn Defector in U.S. Visit

Ana toly Kuznetsov, who defected to Britain last summer, was condemned as a betrayer by Mikhail Aleksey, editor of Moskva, and Gregory Baklanov during their U.S. visit. They urged freedom for writers in the Soviet Union.

Washington Anatoly Kuznetsov Britain M'khail N. Aleksey Moskva Magazine Gregory Y. Baklanov United States

Soviet foreman reports workers do private jobs for vodka

The Khabato vsk plant foreman writes in a Soviet newspaper that workers take on private tasks during company time for free vodka, claiming by mid afternoon he is surrounded by complete drunks.

Moscow Khaba- Tovsk

Express Rams Freight Train Demolishes Home in Belgium

An express train from Paris rammed a freight train near BRUSSELS and the engine plunged into a house. A railway official said there are many injured. A nearby resident reported the engine struck a house and caught fire, with one passenger coach burning completely.

Brussel Belgium Paris Thescene Selaigneaux Ardenne

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