Price Board Okays Pay Cut For Unions and Auto Cost Hikes
The Price Commission approves Chrysler a 4.5 percent increase while Chrysler moves to 3 percent. American Motors and Ford seek gains, GM pending. Cincinnati unions request renegotiation to cap raises at 5.5 percent. Pay Board delays meet until Nov. 30. Postal wage issues and other firms' requests noted.
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Rice Commission
Chrysler Corp
Cincinnati
Chrysler
Detroit
American Motors Co
Ford Motor Co
General Motors
Carpenters District Council
Millwrights Union
Allied Construction Industries
Joseph Ware
Millwrights
Federal
Cost of Living Council
Postal Service
Legislative Branch
Price Commission
Western Electric Co
Dow Jones & Co., Inc
Robertshaw Controls Co
North American Rockwell
Mich,Wisc. Pipeline
Pakistan Claims India Continues Border Attacks
NEW DELHI AP Pakistan charges Indian forces backed by tanks and artillery are continuing attacks in five border areas of East Pakistan. Dacca reports a new front with air support in north Bengal, while Radio Pakistan says Pakistani troops repelled two attacks with 480 Indians killed and two tanks damaged. Seven Pakistanis died and 11 wounded near Hills and Dinajpur in north Bengal. Indian officials deny cross border fighting but acknowledge a self defense mission.
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New Delhi
Pakistan
East Pakistan
Dacca
North Bengal
Radio Pakistan
Dinajpur
Jessore
Eastakistan
Today's Chuckle An Optimist Bridegroom Thinks He Has No Bad Hats
A lighthearted quip about optimism in marriage. The bridegroom assumes no faults in his chosen hat of married life, playfully equating optimism with headwear and future happiness.
Welfare Programs Face Tough Fight in New York Trials
AP reports a political legal clash over two New York welfare experiments testing work incentives and public service jobs for welfare mothers. NWRO plans a third court attempt, framing the issue as a broader welfare reform battle tied to 1972 politics. New York officials expect relief through job-oriented reforms for 356,000 affected residents.
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Washington
New York
Ellliot L. Richardson
National Welfare Rights Organization
Beulah Sanders
New York City
NWRO
Nixon
California
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Ronald Reagan
AFDC
George K. Wyman
Richardson
Birthday Cheer For Pampanita Owens In Monroe
Twin Cities Chit Chat notes Pampanita Owens of Monroe celebrates her 13th birthday with a family dinner. Davis Bingham, Monroe Civic Center director, says the box office is open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday for tickets to Peter Nero, Isaac Hayes, and the Songs and Dances of Mexico Folklorico.
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Pampanita Owens
Monroe
Davis Bingham
Monroe Civic Center
Peter Nero
Isaac Hayes
U S Road Sign System To Adopt International Symbols
The United States will gradually replace signs and pavement markings with an international system emphasizing symbols. By 1975 signs and 1977 signals must meet standards. many effective signs remain. Colors, shapes, and symbols guide drivers, with red for stop, yellow for warning, and octagons for Stop.
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Washington
United States
Federal Highway Administration
FHA
F. C. Turner
Turner
U.S
Troopers Prepare to Storm Rahway Prison Raid
At Rahway State Prison in New Jersey inmates holding Warden Hugh Vukecevich and five guards hostage prompt state police to storm the facility. Lt Gordon Hector confirms the plan as about 50 troopers gather near the tunnel entrance while earlier 150 troopers and 100 corrections officers stood by. Eleven guards injured so far. inmates' exact numbers and injuries unclear.
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Rahway
N.J
New Jersey
Rahway State Prison
Associated Press
Gordon Hector
David B. Kelly
Hector
Hugh Vukecevich
Alfonse
Jorio
Bryan Henderson
John Moitanes
Attica
Eddie Mullins
William T. Cahill
Mullins
Weather Outlook For Twin Cities Special Day
Generally fair skies will cover the Twin Cities today with highs in the upper 50s and a low in the upper 30s. Winds 5 to 15 mph becoming southeasterly Friday. Showers possible Saturday with highs in the 70s and cooler air by Sunday. FAA at Monroe Municipal Airport logged a Wednesday high of 54 and a low of 29 with precipitation reported.
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Twin Cities
FAA
Monroe Municipal
Monroe
China and Soviet Union clash over disarmament at U.N.
At the United Nations China and the Soviet Union traded accusations of using disarmament talks to hoodwink world opinion. Chiao Kuan-hua warned the US and USSR were masking arms expansion while Malik accused China of distorting the Soviet position and acting to please imperialist powers.
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United Nations
N.Y
China
Soviet Union
United States
Chiao Kuan-hua
General Assembly
Jacob A. Malik
William P. Rogers
Assembly
Malik
U.N
Rogers
Chiaa
Chio
Thanksgiving Day Traditions Echo Colonial Roots
Americans observe a long standing Thanksgiving with prayers parades feasts and football while sharing meals with the needy. In Vietnam 180000 U S servicemen mark a likely last large deployment as withdrawals cut forces to 40000. Nixon family spends holiday in California.
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U.S
Indochina
7Th Fleet
Vietnam
Nixon
White House
San Clemente
Calif
New York City
St Agnes
Sparkill
N.Y
West Point
Cadet Corps
Academy
Salvation Army
U S Casualties In Vietnam Sink To Lowest Level
Saigon AP reports US Command said last week’s Vietnam casualties were the lowest on record with five US deaths and four wounded. The five deaths marked seven straight week at eight or fewer, while four wounded set a record low.
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U.S
Vietnam
Saigon
Alaska bans use of youth juries in Alaska case
Alaska Attorney General John Havelock ends the practice of juries drawn from teens under 19 for binding verdicts. A 12 member teen jury at Lathrop High School acquitted a 16 year old on narcotics charges, but officials say the arrangement will not be repeated.
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Steve Weiner
Associated Press
Fairbanks
Alaska
Atty
John Havelock
Havelock
Lathrop High School
Superior Court
Warren W. Taylor
Taylor
Ation
Supreme Court
Juneau
Lathrop
Phil Sword
Sword
City Councilman Pushes Urine Drug Tests for Students
Philadelphia councilman Edward Cantor proposes urinalysis for all public school students above fifth grade to detect drug use. He argues parents may deny their child's drug use and says the test would uncover hidden cases.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Edward Cantor
Inside The News-Star A Weekly Page Guide
A brief index of sections and page locations for Abby Lowman Broadway Popenoe Daily features. Lists classifieds radiol panel comics sports theater editorial weather and special columns for the issue.
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Abby
Lowman
van Dellen
Board May Ask Nixon To Use Taft-Hartley
An emergency four man labor board is expected to urge President Nixon to issue injunctions to end the Atlantic and Gulf coast dock strike for a 90 day cooling off period. The strike has idle 45 thousand longshoremen and 30 thousand other dock workers from Maine to Texas since Oct 1. Negotiations in Miami stalled over money, with unions seeking guaranteed man hours to fund welfare and pension funds and shippers resisting.
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Washington
Nixon
Atlantic
Gulf
White House
Maine
Texas
J. Curtis Counts
Miami
James J. Dickman
New York Shipping Association
Council of North Atlantic Shipping Associations
New York
Dickman
International Longshoremen's Association
North Atlantic
Anthony Scotto
Brooklyn Ila
ILA
Federal Pay Board
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