Incomes Rise in March Amid Slower Growth Outlook
Washington reports a 6 billion rise in personal income for March to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 835.9 billion, more than doubling February gains but below Nixon administration targets of about 868 billion for the year. Wages and salaries led the increase with 3.25 billion, while manufacturing and trade payrolls also rose.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Department
Don
McCloskey
Indochina
Nixon
United States
U.S
Priest Duryea vows clash sparks church struggle
Duryea, a hospital chaplain who married and refuses to resign, faces Archbishop McGuireben’s appeal to Pope Paul VI to dissolve his priestly vows. The case highlights a clash between marriage and ministry as Duryea plans to join his wife in California while continuing church duties. The parish of 4,000 in San Francisco suburb Darver remains controversial under his leadership noted for inclusive mass with contemporary music.
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Duryea
Santa Clara Valley
McGueken
Darver
San Dnse
Gilier
St. Peters
Dle
San Francisco
Mass
Assembly approves 18 year vote debate over timing
Speaker Moretti noted speeches should present new information as Assemblyman Jolson opposed the bill arguing last week's vote to place the 18 year vote on the June 1972 ballot. Waxman warned the amendment would save California about four million dollars by avoiding separate ballots for federal races.
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Bob Moretti
Waxman
California
Mervyn Dymally
Dlos Aneces
Oscar Night Drama and Strong Contenders Shine
The annual Academy Awards face Scott’s protest and a star studded lineup as 22 prizes are handed out on NBC from the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion. PRESENTERS include Peck Kellerman Hawn Belafonte Smith Bacharach Dickinson and others while Jane Alexander accepts for James Earl Jones if he wins.
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Wil George C. Scott
Scott
Pate
Academy
Frank McCarthy
McCarthy
New York
Bob Hope
Oscar
Gregory Peck
Sally Kellerman
Goldie Hawn
Harry Belafonte
Maggie Smith
Burt Bacharach
Angie Dickinson
Shirley Jones
Glen Cauprell
Sarah Miles
Joan 3Londell
Jeanne Moreau
Merle Oberon
Burt, Lancaster
Walter Matthay
Steve McQueen
Janet Gaynor
Jane Alexander
James Earl Jones
Jones
Music Center
Osear
Patton
Yesteryear
Wire Easy
ACTION LINE hits and sports trivia mixed in city column
Action Line readers seek help with a tax record mishap after a consultant from John W Lewis Tax returns firm kept receipts. The column adds a world view on popular sports with Bud Dyer saying soccer is the most international, followed by basketball and volleyball as globally played and observed sports.
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John W. Lewis Tax Retun Preparation Company
Atlantic Ave
Lewis
A.M
Long Beach
John Lewis
Action Line
C.R
Bud Dyer
Helms Athetic Foundation
Sepulveda Blvd
Los Angeles
Amateur folk dance groups in Long Beach area
The Long Beach Recreation Department offers four folk dance classes for beginners and intermediates at ten locations. Classes run Tuesday evenings at Sil Veralda Park Recreation Center and Thursday evenings at Lakewood High School Auditorium with a five cent per person fee per session. Continuous participation allowed. drop in anytime.
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Long Beach
L.M
Lakewood High School
Aymmisium
Briercrest Ave
Lakewood
Cabbies Union Breaks Up In Midtown Brawl
New York taxi drivers angry over a recent fare hike clashed with union leadership during a mass meeting at Manhattan Center. More than 3,000 drivers packed the Midtown Auditorium as dissidents demanded reasons for lower take home pay despite fares rising by about 99 percent.
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New York
Npi
New York City
Mnass
Manhattan Center
Midtown Auditorium
Organized crime threat and scope in California noted
Mor e tti warns organized crime is entrenched in society with a complex structure. He cites a $60 billion California share from a $600 billion national asset base and notes it thrives in urban centers and ghettos. He criticizes the TBI for ineffectiveness and links crime to broader business networks. Authorities warn Java lava threatens a cable car station near Mt Etna as it erupts for the 19th day.
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Moretti
California
TBI
Catania
Sicily
UPI
Java
Europe
Mt. Etna
British name new envoy to Russia
John Killick, 51, an assistant under secretary at the Foreign Office, will be Britain's next ambassador to the Soviet Union, announced today in London.
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Russia
London
John Kilick
Foreign Office
Britain
Soviet Union
Laos Villages Razed in U S Raids Stir Refugee Claims
The report cites Father Menger translator for Priest claims that raids disrupted the Ho Chi Minh trail and provoked refugee resettlement. McCloskey questions U S policy as refugees describe villages struck by bombings and Pathet Lao presence amid an antiwar campaign.
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Laos
Father Menger
North Vietnam
South
McCloskey
Monteagle Stearns
U.S
Stearns
Luang Prabang
Pathet Lao
Earnings to May 10 go for tax payments
Washington report notes the US Chamber of Commerce says the average American taxpayer has earned no income for himself this year until after May 10. Early earnings will cover 1971 federal state and local tax bills next year or about two hours and 52 minutes of each eight hour day.
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US Chamber of Commerce
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