Two-Chinas Vote May Come Today Panels Seek Equalization
The Cost of Living Council chief says Phase 2 will mix case by case ruling with the wage and price freeze. Rumsfeld warns against preempting panel options while Patman calls for a merger ban to curb concentration of corporate power. Diplomats in New York gauge a tight UN General Assembly vote on ousting Nationalist China.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
Pay Board and Price Commission
Nixon
Donald Rumsfeld
Pan
Els
Rumsfeld
Associated Press
Commission
Wright Patman
D-Tex
House Banking Committee
Patman
James D. Hodgson
Hodgson
WBC
CCLC
William N
Oatis Associated Press
United Nations
N.Y
General Assembly
China
U.S
Assembly
Adam Malik
Indonesia
United States
Security Council
Peking
World Organization
Rome
Italy
Spanish promise coalition forms to fight discrimination
Spanish speaking Americans pledge support for a new National Spanish-Speaking Coalition to combat discrimination against Mexican Americans Puerto Ricans and others. Delegates bid to unite despite complaints from Cubans Dominicans and Puerto Ricans over exclusion and ties to the U.S. A final session saw militant Young Lords push a resolution urging a UN probe into Puerto Rico's status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
We Are United
United States
Young Lords Organization
United Nations
Puerto Rico
Joseph N
Montoya
D-N
Edoward Roybal
D Calif
Herman Badilla
Manuel Lujan
New Mexico
Young Coalition
Names Listing Residents and Signatories Mentioned in Compact Note
A long list of individuals and addresses appears in a continued notice about river compacts. It names residents from Toyah to Balmorhea and Eloise areas, plus multiple attorneys and businesspeople connected to the Sabine Red and Rio Grand compacts. The item closes with references to compact advocates George Smith, M J Syler, Ralph Elliott, Jesse B Gilmer, and Wm A Clifford associated with various river agreements.
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George Smith
Center
M. J. Syler
Newton
Ralph Elliott
Sherman
Jesse B. Gilmer
el Paso
Wm. A. Clifford
Lubbock
Oil pipeline destroyed in Mideast
An explosion in northern Jordan cut and set fire to the Trans Arabian Pipeline Tapline, the third strike in two months. Firefighters contained the blaze after several hours near the Syrian border, interrupting pumping and halting oil flow to Lebanon. The line's capacity is 480,000 barrels daily at full pressure, with current operations at quarter capacity to offset transit royalties to Jordan, Syria, and Lebanon.
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Tel Aviv
U. S
Mediterranean
Jordan
Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Brezhnev Heads for Paris in West Ties Push
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev travels to Paris to seek a friendship treaty and bolster his image as a key West interlocutor. French President Pompidou to greet him with a 101 gun salute as security tightens amid anti-Soviet demonstrations.
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Paris
Leonids
Brezhnev
West
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Moscow
Khrushchev
Georges Pompidou
France
North Atlantic Alliance
Indochina
Middle East
Corsica
Alexei N. Kosygin
Ottawa
Vice President Honors War Dead Amid Antiwar Protests
Vice President Spiro Agnew honors American war dead at Arlington as antiwar protesters plan a year long push against Nixon. The Pentagon places 2000 troops near Washington for potential violence while the Peoples Coalition for Peace and Justice rallies through Tuesday with demonstrations near the Washington Monument and a White House evictions notice planned for Tuesday. The coalition, linked to Mayday and led by figures like Dick Gregory and Dr. Benjamin Spock, stages a mock grand jury and vows militant nonviolent resistance to the order denying a permit.
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Washington
Spiro
Agnew
Greece
Nixon
Arlington National Cemetery
People’s Coalition
Paris
Washington Monument
Richard Nixon
Dick Gregory
Rennie Davis
Benjamin Spock
David Dellinger
Camp David
Coalition
White House
People’s Grand Jury
U.S
Southeast Asia
IRA strikes back in Belfast violence drive
In Belfast and across Northern Ireland the IRA launched bomb and gun attacks in retaliation for British troops killing two women. The weekend toll rose to six civilians dead and multiple wounded, with casualties among security forces and rioters amid continuing sectarian clashes. An IRA meeting in Dublin vowed a more intensive final phase and life for a life rhetoric.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Newry
Londonderry
Dublin
IRA
Sean Mac Stiofain
Senate may pass antiwar amendment on six month withdrawal
A double-barreled antiwar amendment moves toward Senate approval to require full U S withdrawal within six months and to cut funding for Indochina operations except for withdrawal needs. House opposition narrows as White House lobbies continue.
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Washington
Senate
House
Nixon
Vietnam
U.S
Indochina
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Cambodia
Dochina
U.S. News & World Report
Thompson
Foreign Relations Committee
Sens
Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Frank Church
Oidaho
Typhoon Hester Death Toll Tops One Hundred in South Vietnam
AP reports Typhoon Hester killed or left missing more than 100 in South Vietnam with 85 Vietnamese and 3 American GIs dead, 15 Vietnamese missing, and over 100 Vietnamese plus 21 Americans injured. Thousands homeless, crops destroyed, bases damaged, and a Vietnamese infantry unit found a North Vietnamese division headquarters near Fire Base Pace.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Qui Nhon
Quang Ngai
Social Welfare Ministry
Associated Press
J.T. Volkerstorfer
da Nang
U.S
Pace
Stolen Stereo From Locked Car Reported In Peach
Wesley Nixon reports a stereo valued at about 55 dollars stolen from his locked car parked in his drive. Entry was gained by a coat hanger or wire. The incident is recorded in The Record.
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Wesley Nixon
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Pay Board
Price Commission
COLC
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
Woodcock
Promise Coalition
Jerusalem
Israel
Saudi Arabia
Taiwan
M.P. Withers
S. Park
Jaroy Moore
Adams
Clinton Grizzard
S. Oleander
Kenneth L. Blakeney
N. Alamo
Daniel Dominguez
John R. Durr
Winding Way
David Hess
Jefferson
Modesta Renteria
Toyah
Lupe Ornelas
E. 5Th
Morris Jordan
S. Elm
S.S. Skidmore
Toyahvale
Nicasio S. Nunuz
East Hiway
Don W. Beauchamp
Alamo
Charley Wilson
E. 13Th
J.A. Shoemake
Country Club
Sadie Draper
Balmorhea
J.W. Stroud
S. Cherry
Edwardo Gomez
S. Mulberry
Dalton Moseley
Eddy
Romeo M. Ybarra
Veterans Blvd
Antonio Perez Jaquez
N. Walnut
Grady Poe, Jr
W.C. Landtroop
Lindsay
Bell Acres
Thomas Segalia
Alfred Levario
A.J. Hoelscher
Jackson
Harry Dean
W.F. Daniel
Nebraska
Clifford Croft, Jr
S. Palm
Bobby Ray Mahan
Wyoming
Earl Hagar
Wynn Hamilton Jr
Nathan Green
S. Sycamore
Miguel
Fuentes
S. Peach
Harvey L. Ramsey
James O. Brashear
L.M. Collier
Cowan
M.A. Chesney
S. Plum
L.P. Jennings
S.elm
Edna Y. Kirkbride
Oleander
Tommy Bolling
Albert Joe Bishop
Daggett
Titus
W. Lth
C.J. Kesey
Young Bell
Rebecca Brijalba
Saragosa
Esteban Barrera
S. Walnut
Ricardo Jaquez
Alfredo Granado
Cactus
George F. Cook
Mideast
Pentagon
Robert Thompson
U.S. Heli
West Texas
Pecos
West End
Texaco
IH 20
Victoria Ramirez
Alberto C. Lara
Charles Lee Wynn
Pecos Enterprise, Inc
S. Cedar T Y Pecos
Texas
P. O
Reeves County
Eddy Street
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