Administration May Line Up Changes To Wage Guidelines
The Johnson administration may revamp but not abandon the 3.2 percent wage guideline policy. Officials say the overall wage-price framework is under study and could be adjusted to reflect productivity and industry specifics while remaining a tool to curb inflation.
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Joseph R. Coyne
Washington
Johnson
White House
Secretary of Commerce
John T. Connor
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Fowler
Connors
Connor
Gardner Ackley
Council of Economic Advisers
Crop Production To Fall 7 Percent This Year
Washington AP reports that crop production may dip about seven percent from last year's peak due to hot dry weather. While no food shortage is foreseen, prices may rise as reserves shrink and acreage may rise in 1967 to restore depleted stocks.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Europe
Lincoln Service Promises Free Info On Government Jobs
Advertises U S Civil Service test prep for adults 18 and up with high pay and security. Claims thousands helped since 1948 and offers a free coupon request for positions and salaries plus qualification details. Mail to Pekin Illinois Department 26-4B for full information today.
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U. S. Civil Service
Lincoln Service
Dept
Chinese Labor Force Aids North Viet Nam Supply Lines
U S authorities estimate about 50 000 Chinese laborers are being used across the North Viet Nam front to keep road and rail links open as bombing continues. The influx raises political concerns for Hanoi while aiding the Ho Chi Minh Trail and Haiphong port logistics.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U. S
Viet Nam
China
Hanoi
Laos
Ma Gia Pass
17Th Parallel
North Korea
U. S. Air Force
North
Red River Valley
Kunming
Burma
Lang Son
Indochina
Korea
Haiphong
United States
Pucinski Pushes Riot Legislation To Limit Demonstration Size
Rep. Roman C. Pucinski proposes a bill allowing courts to curb marchers in civil rights demonstrations similar to Taft Hartley limits on pickets. He argues controlling crowd size can prevent violence while preserving peaceful protest in Chicago.
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Chicago
Roman C. Pucinski
D-Ir
Pucinski
America
Jefferson Park
Amusement ride accident injures man at Illinois State Fair
At the Illinois State Fair in Springfield a 54 year old man, Fred Thomas of Belflower, sustained possible head neck and back injuries after a boy toppled from the Rocket ride landing on his shoulders. The boy escaped injury. Thomas was with his son Billy when 13 year old Edward Miller of Aurora fell several feet from the ride.
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Springfield
Ill
Fred Thomas
Bellflower
Thomas
Billy 3
Edward Miller
Aurora
Airman Kesler and Anderson Assigned to Air Training Command
Service Airman Arthur B. Kesler son of Mrs Clark Stafford has been selected for technical training at Chanute AFB Illinois as an aircraft maintenance specialist after completing basic at Lackland AFB Texas He graduated Seneca Township High School in 1966 Airman 3 C James R Anderson son of Mr and Mrs Robert C Anderson Route 2 Newark is assigned to Laughlin AFB Texas for duty with the Air Training Command He graduated at Sheppard AFB Texas from the training course for aircraft mechanics.
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Arthur B. Kesler
Clark Stafford
Chanute Air Force Base
U.S. Air Force
Lackland Afb
Tex
Air Training Command
Kesler
Seneca Township High School
James R. Anderson
Robert C. Anderson
Rte. 2
Newark
Laughlin Air Force Base
Sheppard Afb
Probably Was Only Pair She Liked
In Lyons Kansas AP report a shoe store clerk assisted a woman with new shoes while another customer tried on her worn pair. The woman refused to sell the old shoes.
Galena Tour of Homes Scheduled for Sept 24 25
Seven privately owned Galena houses will open for a weekend tour on September 24 and 25 as the 17th annual Tour of Historic Homes hosted by the First Presbyterian Church. Visitors will see Victorian and primitive interiors, with hosts in period costumes. Tickets cost 3 dollars, with 50 cent bus transport. information at the Tour of Historic Galena Homes Committee, Galena Illinois 61036.
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Galena
First Presbyterian Church
Northwest Territory
Old Rock House
John E. Smith
Duncan Hines
Melville
Herman Melville
Edmund Parnell
New Orleans
van Dusko
Herman
Mines
U. S
Internal Revenue
Gen
Ulysses S. Grant
Main St
Iil
Proposed World Bridge project at Washington Channel
Bridge National Park Service plans a $5 million World Bridge over the Washington Channel featuring about 120 shops cafes galleries and exhibit spaces to attract visitors and boost development.
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Washington
National Park Service
Washington Channel
Congress Asked For Housing Plan
Sen. Abraham Ribicoff urged Congress to craft a clear strategy to improve urban living conditions. He heads a Senate subcommittee probing violence and crime in cities, arguing national unity requires coordinated urban aid and action.
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Washington
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Congress
Connecticut Democrat
Senate
Ribicoff
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New Museum of History and Technology
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Boston
Franklin Park Zoo
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Pressman
Cocker
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Forest Park Blvd
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