Nixon Agrees on Phase 4 decisions at Bethesda hospital
President Nixon nearing release from Bethesda Naval Hospital plans to announce Phase 4 wage and price controls this week. He met with George P Shultz Melvin Laird Bryce Harlow and Ronald Ziegler to finalize the economic package timing and policy details.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
George P. Shultz
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
White House
Bethesda
Naval Hospital
Ronald L. Ziegler
Chuckle: Woman Marries for Money No Cash Elsewhere
A humorous quip notes a woman chose marriage to obtain money, stating there was no alternative source. The line plays on comic irony about wealth and matrimony.
Chaplain Torrence to Lead IACE Delegation to Canada
Major Daniel Dean Torrence escort officer for the 1973 International Air Cadet Exchange travels from Capitol City to meet U S participants in Washington then by Air Force flight to Ottawa for a three week Canadian tour with overseas cadets.
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Daniel Dean Torrence
Washington
United States
Capitol City
U. S. Air Force
Ottawa
Canada
Torrence
Monroe Composite Squadron
Civil Air Patrol
Ridge Avenue Baptist Church
New Hearings On Milk Price Hike Stated
Louisiana Agriculture Commissioner Dave Pearce announced new hearings set for July 25 in Baton Rouge to determine if dairy farmers need another price increase. The hearings review production cost rises since January 1973 and cover 57 parishes across the state.
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Louisiana Agriculture
Dave Pearce
Baton Rouge
Pearce
Agriculture Department
Charles Tapp
Tapp
William Guste
Dairymen, Inc
Louisiana
Local Employment Up Over Last Year
June employment in the Monroe labor market area totaled 4175, down 75 from May due to lower educational services. Parish unemployment rose to 3825 or 7.4 percent as youths entered the workforce for summer jobs and graduates seek future positions.
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Monroe
Louisiana Department of Employment Security
Parish
Employment Security Office
Military Coup Ousts King In Afghanistan
New Delhi reports a military regime seized power in Afghanistan and abolished the monarchy while King Mohammed Zahir Shah, 58, vacationed in Europe. Kabul saw heavy fighting, with arrests of officials loyal to the king and protests outside police headquarters.
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UPI
Afghanistan
Mohammed Zahir Shah
Europe
Kabul
Radio
Zahir Shah
Rome
England
Queen Elizabeth
Damazang Circle
Radio Afghanistan
Rogers Concludes Economic Talks With Japan
In Tokyo the United States and Japan ended two days of Joint Economic Committee talks with a pledge to cooperate on the world energy crisis. They discussed visits by Nixon and Hirohito, with Ohira saying the matter should be left to the heads of state. Rogers heads to South Korea for a three day visit.
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Pearce
Tokyo
UPT
Japan
United States
Nixon
Hirohito
Masayoshi Ohira
William P Rogers
United States- Japan Joint Economic Committee
South Korea
Showers Forecast For Twin Cities And Louisiana
The Twin Cities expect more showers with 20 percent rain chance today and Wednesday. Temperatures will reach the lower 90s with nightly lows in the 70s and southeasterly winds under 10 mph. FAA data shows Monroe airport yesterday peaked at 92 with 73 this morning and 0.6 inches of rainfall in the last 24 hours.
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Monroe
FAA
Monroe Municiple
Twin Cities
Louisiana
Kalmbach Testifies He Believed Payoffs Were Proper
Sen Kalmbach testified that in June last year he raised 220000 for Watergate wiretappers and believed the money proper due to trust in Dean and other aides. He said he told no one including President Nixon about the payoffs and later feared propriety as funds rose. White House would not release tapes sought by the committee, calling them presidential papers.
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Herbert Kalmbach
Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
Washington
Washington (Ap
Herbert W. Kalmbach
John W. Deanel
John D. Ehrliichman
Dean
Kalmbach
White House
Oval Office
Ronald L. Ziegler
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Dn.c
Ziegler
Bethesda Naval Hospital
J. Fred Buzhardt
Leonard Garment
Alexander P. Butterfield
Watergate
Inside The News-Star Highlighted Sections and Staff
The News-Star layout highlights Abby Lowman 2B and Van Dellen 4B with features across Broadway 8A Radio TV 7A Classified 5B Sports 9A Comics 4B Theater 8A Crossword 10B Editorial 4A Women 1B Horoscope 6A Weather DA Jumble 7B across two sections and two pages.
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Lowman
Radio-Tv
van Dellen
Nixon Taped Office Conversations Under Federal Law
Former White House aide Alexander Butterfield testified that President Nixon’s Oval Office and other White House rooms had automatic recording devices with his knowledge and consent. Legal experts noted the 1968 Omnibus Crime Control Act allows such recordings if not used for criminal purposes, while ethics concerns were raised about un warned callers and visitors.
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White House
Alexander P. Butterfield
Senate
Watergate Committee
Nixon
Fred Langbein
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Butterfield
Secret Service
Samuel Cash
Federal Aviation Administration
Oval Office
Executive Office
Camp David
Justice Department
Mediation Plan Approved for Louisiana Teacher Unions Merger
A federal judge approved a mediation plan to merge the Louisiana Teachers Association and the Louisiana Education Association. The plan, signed by Judge Gordon West, shifts differences to the American Arbitration Association. The LTA, expelled from the NEA in 1970 for refusing a merger plan, is involved with the predominantly black LEA.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
U.S. District Court
Gordon West
American Arbitration Association
Louisiana Teachers Association
Louisiana Education Association
LTA
National Education Association
Cleanest City Rayville Is State Area Winner
Louisiana Garden Club federation officials announced state winners of the Cleanest City Contest. Rayville took Category A, with Pineville Jeanerette DeRidder as runners up. Harahan and Crowley tied in Category B. Houma won Category CC. no winner in Category D. New Orleans led Category FE. Flooding forced the postponement to July 9 14 for 28 entries 14 finalists. Morgan City withdrew.
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Louisiana Garden Club Federation Inc
Rayville
Pineville
Jeanerette
DeRidder
Harahan
Crowley
Houma
New Orleans
Louisiana
Aoe
L. Wilson Tranin
A. J. Haydel
Armstrong Conley
Minden
Samuel Carriere
Winnsboro
Morgan City
Tranin
Senate approves Alaska pipeline bill granting oil firms right of way
The Senate passed the Alaska pipeline legislation 77 to 20 to remove legal barriers and speed North Slope oilfield development. The measure grants a consortium of oil companies easement across federal land and cites environmental impact review as sufficient. The vote followed a partyline clash over an amendment to lift a court injunction blocking construction and was aided by Vice President Agnew's deciding vote to table a reconsideration motion.
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Washington
Senate
Alaska
North Slope
Wilderness Society
Prudhoe Bay
Valdez
Northwest
Mike Gravel
D-Alsaka
Ted Stevens
R-Alaska
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Edwards Urges Slower Driving To Conserve Gasoline
Edwin Edwards urged Louisianians to drive slower to save gasoline and support Nixon energy efforts. He noted a car at 50 mph uses less fuel per mile than at 70 mph and said reduced speed cuts accident risk and helps the energy crisis. He called state workers to leave earlier to arrive on time.
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Baton Rouge
Edwin Edwards
Edwards
Nixon
Louisiana
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