Pocketbook pressures test Nixons price controls era
AP analysis cautions inflation will dominate news as food prices rise and budgets tighten. Meany and Nixon face a possible clash over wages and price stability while hoped relief from withholding refunds minuscule amid ongoing inflation. Farm price pressure likely to grow prompting calls for relief at the source.
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New York
George Meany
Nixon
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Internal Revenue Service
Ruston Grocery Robbed Second Time In Month
Ruston police report a second monthly robbery at a Jiffy Mart as two men in green ski masks, armed with a .22 pistol, escaped with about 170 from the cash register and the attendant Terry Humphries’s billfold. The description matches a prior February 19 assault. A Houston arrest relates to a February 1 burglary at Joe Richardson Photography.
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Ruston Bureau
Ruston
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Terry Humphries
Jiffy Mart
Gerald White
O. O. Osbon
Houston
Joe Richardson
British Tourists Fly To Canada On Cut-Rate Fares
London AP report notes thousands of British travelers seek U S access by Canada routes after U S authorities reject cheaper transatlantic fares. Canada accepts low fares such as 141.60 dollars for London to New York round trips on some flights, while the U S maintains a higher minimum.
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London
United States
U.S
New York
Rites Slated For Shooting Victim N L Powell
Funeral services for N L Powell 28 were set for 11 a m today at Sanders Chapel Methodist Church with Rev Grafton Show officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery under Southern Funeral Home Winnfield direction. Powell was shot to death Tuesday at Riley P Fowler home. Fowler charged in the case. Parish Sheriff Sanford Mrs field and his maternal parents Mrs and Mrs L B Bundrick of Calvin attended.
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Sanders Chapel Methodist Church
Grafton
Southern Funeral
Winnfield
Powell
Riley P. Fowler
Fowler
Parish
Sanford Mrs.field
L. B. ‘Bundrick-of- Calvin
Sweden Faces Stronger Crime Laws Amid Wave of Bank Robberies
Stockholm reports a crime surge with Sweden leading Europe in bank and post office robberies. Premier Palme pushes tougher laws to shield the innocent, while critics warn the move may target next fall's elections. Juvenile crime and muggings rise as guards protect stores and a high-profile escapee roams freely.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Europe
Olof Palme
Parliament
Monroe water system expansion gains HUD funds
Monroe city officials accept a bid from Craft Corporation for 821803 to add a new water pump and extend supply to the Northeast Louisiana University area and surrounding districts. The project will leverage a HUD grant that matches two dollars for every dollar spent, aided by a recent local bond issue.
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Texas Arena District
Ale
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Geijer Defends Liberal Penal Policy and Prison Reforms
Geijer argues that Sweden will persist with liberal penal policies despite a crime wave. He asserts plans to further humanize prisons and expand freedom in captivity, signaling ongoing reforms rather than a crackdown.
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Tony
Rosendal
Kumla
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