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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1973

Page

4

Expect Approval For Control Bill

Washington AP a co author of a bill to extend wage and price controls for another year predicts quick passage when Congress returns from Easter recess on April 30 the expiry date. Reuss cites inflation signals while BLS reports March consumer prices up 3.2 percent with grocery prices surging 3.2 percent.

Washington Congress Bureau of Labor Statistics Reuss Senate House Wright Patman D-Tex House Banking Committee White House Nixon

United Nations Security Council readies vote on Middle East condemnation

The United Nations Security Council prepared to vote on a draft condemning Israeli raids into Lebanon and Middle East violence. Britain and France led the draft, with changes aimed at averting a U.S. veto as China signals instructions from Peking. The talks reflect pressure from African and Arab diplomats toward stronger language while the Big Five must all approve.

United Nations, N.Y U.N. Security Council Lebanon Middle East U.S China Peking Council Britain France Israel Beirut United States Soviet Union

Strike Causes Cancellations At Ozark Air Lines

Ozark Air Lines cancelled Easter weekend operations after the Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association went on strike. About 1,300 workers were idled as flights in 62 cities across 15 states were halted. The union seeks higher wages with premiums for licensed mechanics and a top hourly wage of 6.82 dollars, while the company offers 6.80. The strike follows 13 months of talks and a seven-day walkout in 1971.

ST. Louis Ozark Air Lines Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association Charles Ehlert AMFA AMF <A

Displaced Residents Threaten Action at Wounded Knee

Displaced residents pledge to take action by May 4 if government fails to end the AIM occupation in Wounded Knee. Francis Randall, chair of the local community, warns residents will use rifles to drive out insurgents unless a settlement is reached. Talks aim to implement the April 5 disarmament agreement.

Wounded Knee S.D Francis Randall American Indian Movement AIM Randall Newport, Tenn Circuit Court George R. Shepherd Holiness Church of God In Jesus Name Liston Pack Shepherd Pack Jimmy Ray Williams Buford Pack Henry F. Swann Richard Hellstein U.S Justice Department Hellstein Richard Wilson FBI

Pope Paul VI leads Way of the Cross in Rome

Pope Paul VI walked through Rome’s ancient ruins in a Way of the Cross procession before thousands and a TV audience of millions. He lifted a six foot cross near the Colosseum to begin the march and carried it during the last stations, urging Christians to renounce abortion crime the arms race and other outrages against life and dignity.

Rome Paul VI

Civil War Forces Family Rift in Jolo Philippines

In Jolo, mayor Barrie Abubakar and his son Nizam split over a Moslem secession drive as civil war looms in Sulu Mindanao. The father urges dialogue while Nizam leads insurgents. Abubakar rejects armed conflict and resists mobilizing residents. The case highlights generational and sectarian strains amid martial law and political tensions.

Jolo Philippines Philippine Barrie Abubakar Abubakar Sulu Nizam

Testimony Backs Government Case in Ellsberg Trial

A former Defense official testified that Daniel Ellsberg said in spring 1969 the top secret Pentagon papers should be public. Ellsberg had testified he decided to copy the papers in October 1969, while the government says he planned the release in March 1969. Leslie Gelb, Pentagon task force director, said Ellsberg hinted the documents were of great importance and should be public domain. Gelb to be cross examined Monday. Ellsberg, 42, and Anthony Russo, 36, are charged with espionage, conspiracy and theft for copying the study.

Los Angeles Defense Department Daniel Ellsberg Pentagon Ellsberg Elisberg Leslie Gelb U.S Vietnam

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