Meany Raps Economic Policy and Wage Rules
AFL CIO President George MeanyCriticizes Nixon economic policy calling for wage price reform and an excess profits tax on business. He accuses officials of distorting statistics and labels price controls an empty promise while wages stay within 5.5 percent and profits surge for banks and large corporations.
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George Boldt
Price Commission
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William Proxmire
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Campus Unrest Sparks National Antiwar Protests
Demonstrators at Maryland clashed with police as 19 were arrested amid efforts to close Route 1. Nationwide actions included disruptions at Columbia University, Wisconsin Madison, Rutgers Newark, and Iowa State. Governors and university presidents condemned renewed bombing and coercive student strikes.
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Associated Press
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U.S
North Vietnam
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School For International Affairs
Department of Defense
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Madison
Patrick J. Lucey
Leonardo
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Navy
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Rutgers University
Prudential Insurance Co
Prudential
New Jersey
Iowa State University
Ames
North Hollywood
Calif
Naval Reserve Training Center
Flanigan on Hot Seat Today Over ITT Hearings
White House aide Peter M. Flanigan testifies on his role in three antitrust cases against International Telephone and Telegraph Corp. and his knowledge of San Diego securing the 1972 Republican National Convention. He may discuss two ITT meetings, while restrictions apply to his advisory role to Nixon.
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White House
Peter M. Flanigan
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
San Diego
Richard G. Kleindienst
ITT
Flanigan
Senate Judiciary Committee
Harold S. Geneen
Nixon
Wall Street
Felix Rohatyn
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Chicken Cooking Contest Showcases 11000 Recipes
New York reports 11000 chicken recipes entered in the National Broiler Council contest. Entries span endless methods from boiling to grilling with ingredients including sauces, dairy, fruits, nuts, and even beverages. Contestants include all ages and genders, offering quirky and sophisticated dishes such as chicken a la mode and chicken with strawberry ice cream.
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New York
Broiler Council
Kansas Pot Weak Kansas Pot Weak
An 18 month study shows Kansas marijuana is low in potency and hallucinogens and the crop is smaller than estimated. Dr Benny Eaton of Kansas State University directed a pilot control project funded by an $80 000 federal grant. Eaton says Kansas seed survives only two years and that eradication is possible within two to three years with coordinated action treating land and destroying seeds before August.
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Kan
Kansas
Benny Eaton
Kansas State University
Governor's Committee On Criminal Administration
Eaton
Riley County
Dole defends Nixon Vietnam policy at Tulane talk
National Republican Chairman Sen. Robert Dole defended President Nixon’s Vietnam policy at Tulane University urging fair news coverage. He criticized the eastern press and faced interruptions from critics during his Directions 72 lecture. In Kansas, antiwar groups plan a 15 minute protest at the Kansas Relays urging an end to bombing North Vietnam.
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Sen
Robert Dole
Kansas
Nixon
Dole
Tulane University
Cole
Lawrence
Kan
Steve Hollis
Editors Hear Both Sides On Publishing Secrets
Washington panel at the American Society of Newspaper Editors meeting featured Justice Department officials warning editors they risk prosecution for publishing secret or stolen government information. Columnist Jack Anderson defended editors against intimidation while three Democratic presidential hopefuls were to attend a luncheon, though Senator Humphrey canceled. Kevin Maroney, deputy attorney general internal security, urged editors to verify proper classification before publication.
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Justice Department
Jack Anderson
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Henry M. Jackson
George McGovern
South Dakota
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Kevin Maroney
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Paris Peace Talks Resume Sought By North Vietnam
North Vietnam delivered notes to U S and South Vietnamese delegations requesting resumption of the Paris peace talks next Thursday The United States said its reply would be announced later Secretary Rogers said the U S not ready to resume negotiations while the Communist offensive continues Washington broke off talks March 23 The Hanoi note demanded an immediate end to bombardments and return to the conference as usual
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North Vietnam
U.S
William P. Rogers
United States
South Vietnam
Hanoi
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Wall Street Confident Despite Bad News
New York AP reports confidence on Wall Street grows despite war, controls, unconvertible dollars, deficits, unemployment, and rising rates. Dow nears 1000 as profits and the Price Commission loom. Grayson warns 10 percent profit margins may trigger penalties.
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C. Jackson Grayson
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