Nixon Couples Economic Policy With Postfreeze Controls
President Nixon suggested possible curbs on interest rates after the 90 day wage price freeze if money costs rise, saying postfreeze controls would last until inflation eases and cover the entire economy. He spoke at the Detroit Economic Club as protesters gathered outside. San Quentin to host a weekend arts show cautioning visitors not to wear blue denim as inmates’ uniforms.
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Vaccine For Burns Developed By Dr J Wesley Alexander
In Cincinnati a doctor reports a new vaccine against pseudomonas aeruginosa infections in severely burned patients. He says the vaccine reduced death rates by about 80 percent and improves overall survival despite antibiotic resistance.
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Carson Nears 10th Anniversary as Tonight Host
NBC host Johnny Carson enters his tenth year with Tonight starting next Friday marking Oct 1 1962 as the anniversary. He says the show is stronger than ever and has no plans to quit. Carson cites rivals Dick Cavett and Merv Griffin and discusses future format ideas and guest approach.
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Speaker Faces Bribe Charge In Texas House Indictment
Gus Franklin Mutscher the Democratic speaker of the Texas House was indicted by a Travis County grand jury on a bribery charge for allegedly accepting a bribe to push two banking bills during a 1970s special session. A legislative aide and a former state insurance commissioner were also named in the indictment. The grand jury criticized Texas lawmakers for accepting favors in exchange for quick gains.
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Army Eyes Quarterly Draft Calls to Replace Monthly System
Army officials propose switching from monthly to quarterly draft calls after a new law. They aim to keep total October to December calls under 19 500, with civilian and Selective Service approval pending. The move follows decades of monthly inductions and wartime pauses since 1946, with recent composite calls amid Vietnam era decline.
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Sneezing Comedian Billy Gilbert Dies at 78
Hollywood veteran Billy Gilbert died at 78 after a long career built on his famous sneeze. The UPI report notes he appeared in over 300 films and claimed he hadn't suffered a cold since 1918, though he used the sneeze in only a few movies.
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