Answers to questions clarify wage price freeze rules
A Washington AP summary from the Presidents Council details that price increases after Aug 15 are frozen, tuition raises for 71-72 may be treated as transaction prices, and stock or bond prices are not included. It covers use of comparable pricing, surcharges, imports, farm raw products, and specific provisions for wages, rents, taxes, and professions under the 90 day freeze.
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Washington
Coat of Living Council
U S 7th Fleet Joins In Viet Attack At DMZ
U S forces joined B52 bombers in shelling the southern DMZ as part of a bid to slow a Vietnamese offensive. The Berkeley led naval action, firing on rocket and mortar positions and silencing several batteries. In ongoing fighting near Camp Carroll, 142 North Vietnamese and 22 South Vietnamese were reported killed in 12 hours, with 51 South Vietnamese wounded. The clash occurred as North Vietnamese and Viet Cong marked August Revolutionary Day.
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Saigon
U.S
Berkeley
Dmz
South Vietnam
Mand
Camp Carroll
Fuller
Ho Chi Minh
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Berlin Talks Stall Over Red Demands
Berlin talks ended without agreement as the Big Four failed to accept the Soviet price for a guarantee of access to isolated West Berlin. U.S. Ambassador Kenneth Rush voiced uncertainty about when talks will yield a deal, with negotiations entering a sixth marathon session in nine days. The West demands unimpeded access between Berlin and West Germany through East German territory.
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Berlin
West Berlin
U.S
Kenneth Rush
Rush
West
Soviet Union
West Germany
Lie Detector Test Deliberations In Medina Court Martial
The Medina court martial pauses as defense and prosecution discuss a lie detector test taken by Capt. Ernest L. Medina. Defense argues expert testimony supports his denial of ordering a My Lai massacre during the March 16 1968 Viet Nam village sweep. He faces charges for civilian deaths, a woman shooting, and a boy’s death.
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FT. Mcpherson, Ga
Ernest L. Medina
F. Lee Bailey
Medina
My Lai
Injured Girl in Frederick Struck by Vehicle
Joyce Ann Cossey, 14, of John Hanson Apartments, listed in satisfactory condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital after two fractures in the left leg and a fractured right heel. She was struck by a private car driven by off duty city policeman Ralph Andrew Webb on North Market Street Tuesday at 11 15 pm, police said.
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Joyce Ann Cossey
John Hanson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Miss Cosley
North Market Street
Ralph Andrew Webb
Goose freed from fishing wire at Culler Lake
Frederick resident J. E. Baer reports that a goose, previously crippled by fishing line while at Culler Lake, was freed this morning by two unnamed humanitarians. The incident follows yesterday's newspaper mention of the bird.
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Culler Lake
Frederick
J. E. Baer
Court Frees Man Betrayed By Son
In Sacramento an appeals court halted prosecution of Charles Raymond 32 a rehabilitation counselor after his 12 year old son Bill turned over marijuana found in his father’s bedroom. The 3rd District Court of Appeals suppressed evidence citing illegal search and the fifth amendment principles.
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Sacramento
Calif
3Rd District Court of Appeals
Charles Raymond
Raymond
Bill
Leonard Friedman
U.S
Wallace Governor Orders Hobson City School Return to 12-Grade System
Gov. George C. Wallace signed an executive order in Hobson City to restore the town’s school and nearby Oxford to a full 12-grade system. The action comes after a federal court order aimed to desegregate by pairing first through third grades in Hobson City with Oxford’s schools and moving grades four through 12 there. Hobson City Mayor Joe Striplin urged integration but favored local control and preserving a 12-grade setup despite opposition from civic leaders and heckling youths.
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Hobson City
Ala
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Oxford
Joe Striplin
Bunker Talks With Thieu and Minh in Saigon
U S ambassador Ellsworth Bunker met President Nguyen Van Thieu and then visited retired General Duong Van Minh, Thieu’s political rival, in Saigon. The meetings followed his return from Washington with possible new guidance from President Nixon, though no official word was released.
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Saigon
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Duong van Minh
Bunker
Washington
Nixon
Medical Examiner Refuses To Divulge Autopsy Findings
Frederick's Medical Examiner declined to disclose autopsy results for a 21 year old man who died from undetermined causes last Saturday. Dr Robert J Thomas said the autopsy report could be obtained from the Baltimore office which was closed at the time. He acknowledged receiving the report but stated he would no longer release information after being quoted out of context last week.
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Frederick
Robert J. Thomas
Baltimore
Thomas
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