Phase 2 Questions Answers on Nixon wage price plan
Washington AP provides answers about Nixon Phase 2 economics effects set for November 14. It outlines Pay Board wage guidelines 5 to 6 percent tied to productivity, price and rent ceilings by the Price Commission, and potential retroactive pay issues. Economists foresee Phase 2 lasting at least a year with unclear termination.
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Chamber Opposes Parallel Parking Policy Move
A Chamber special committee appointed by President Allen L. Loyd Jr recommends leaving parallel parking in place but continuing study. The panel chaired by Paul H. Gaynor found downtown merchants object to a shift from angle to parallel parking on Main Street, citing space for customers and need for more restrooms and clearer signs. The board will wait for the final written report. It also heard Jaycees activity plans and a Ottawa Industrial Development update including an implied rail spur project and parking lot advertising.
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Argentina Shuts Down Rebel Uprising Near Azul
Rebel army forces attempting to overthrow President Alejandro Lanusse surrendered with no shots fired. About 1,200 rebels described as rightists faced loyalist troops led by Gen Joaquin Aguilar Pinedo. Lanusse pledged elections in 1973 with Peronist followers welcome.
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Argentina
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Juan di Peron
Azul
Pampas
Alejandro Garcia
Joaquin Aguilar Pinedo
Fernando Amadeo Baldrich
White House Woos Meany in Phase 2 Pay Board Appeal
Treasury Secretary Connally urged AFL CIO President George Meany to join the Pay Board regulating salaries in Phase 2 of the anti inflation program. Connally praised Meany for workers’ interests, while labor leader Leonard Woodcock demanded full wage autonomy before serving.
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Meany
Nixon
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Red China Eye Cast On Seat
UNITED NATIONS AP reports that Red China expects to oust Chiang Kai-shek and seat Mao Tse tung's mainland regime at the United Nations. Peking argues the United States cannot defend a two Chinas solution and sees no likelihood of a Taiwain status compromise.
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Peking
United States
Chinas
United Nations
Taiwan
Communist Party
Workshops Scheduled To Aid Vaunted Kansas Teachers
The Kansas National Education Association says 14 workshops are set this month to help teachers prepare to negotiate contracts with boards of education for the 1972 73 school year.
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Peka
Kan
Kansas National Education Association
Boards of Education
Youth Changes Prowler Story In Ottawa Police Report
Ottawa Police and a father solved a suspected assault case after 13 year old Sceney Ledom was found with a forehead cut from a bicycle collision in a parked truck incident last Saturday. The assistant police chief said charges in juvenile court remain possible though unresolved.
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Sceney Ledom
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Young Ledom
Clyde Johnson
VA Hospitals Building Delay
Washington AP The Nixon administration slows new Veterans Administration hospital starts while weighing national health insurance impact. VA Administrator Donald Johnson cites interagency discussions and says the five year horizon remains for a new VA hospital as air conditioning and renovations proceed at existing facilities amid a harsh summer in unair conditioned wards.
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Tex
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Northport
N.Y
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Dock Cleanup For Returning Workers
San Francisco authorities moved to ready West Coast docks for longshoremen returning to work after a 100 day strike that cost an estimated 1.7 billion. Cleanup crews activated wharves as ILWU members headed back at 8 am PDT under a federal court order. A Oct 15 hearing may extend the cooling off period under Taft Hartley Act amid ongoing East and Gulf port stoppages and daily losses of 17 million dollars.
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West Coast
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Association
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ILWU
Harry Bridges
Nixon
Protectors Celebrate Crocodiles Released From Captivity
Everglades biologists Richard Klukas and John Ogden released Charlie and eight other crocodiles into a stream feeding a lake south of Everglades National Park. The 9 reptiles, 1 to 2 years old and weighing up to 5 ounces, had been hatched in boxes and hand fed before the reintegration.
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Charlie
Klukas
John Ogden
Everglades
Florida
Ogden
United States
Kinkas
Plane Hijacked to Cuba During Boarding at Detroit
A man seized control of an Eastern Air Lines jet in Detroit as boarding began, pointed a pistol at a stewardess, and forced the aircraft to fly to Cuba, authorities said.
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Topeka
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Lloyd E. Deems
Detroit
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