Labor bosses hit Nixon and Meany opposes McGovern
AFL-CIO leaders review Nixon wage and price controls noting workers bear the burden. They urged ending or making controls fair, citing unemployment, weaker trade position, persistent inflation, and rising profits. They oppose McGovern, while Meany criticizes McGovern on Vietnam and labor, yet softens stance on Nixon saying modest improvement but still a “goose egg” score.
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Labor
Nixon
Meany
M’govern
Chicago
UPI
Afl-Cio
Labor Federation
Executive Council
Aflcio
George Meany
McGovern
South Dakota
Vietnam
Soviet gun plane held at Laos field
A Soviet cargo plane loaded with guns and ammunition for North Vietnam was forced to land at Vientiane after Hanoi airport was closed by a U S bombing raid. The four engine propjet was grounded for carrying weapons not food, and its departure was not yet scheduled. A similar Soviet cargo plane had landed here less than a week earlier and was detained for five days before clearance to fly on ta angi.
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Vlientiane
Laos
North Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S
Ta Angi
Recall Set for 2 Million Vitamin Tablets Over Amobarbital Contamination
FDA warns consumers in nine western states about a recall of nearly 2 million daily multivitamin tablets with iron after detection of significant amobarbital amounts. Manufactured by Strong Cobb Amner of Los Angeles and packed by Simpac Corp Seattle, brands include Clinic, Bonded Distributer, Griggs’, Alpine, Bi Mart, and others across 100 and 250 tablet bottles. No adverse cases reported. warnings target purchasers in CA, WA, OR, KS, ID, MT, UT, CO, WY and nearby states.
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San Francisco
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
California
Washington
Oregon
Kansas
Idaho
Montana
Utah
Colorado
Wyoming
Strong Cobb Arner
Los Angeles
International Chemicals and Nuclear Corp
Sun Valley
Calif
Simpac Corp
Seattle
Pay 'N Save
Griggs’ Department Drug Dept
Pasca
Wash
Alpine
Alpe Laboratories
Bi'Mart
Bpmark Drugs
Eugene
Ore
T'Ns
P'Ns Corp
House of Values
House of Values Co
AHL
A&i Stores, Inc
Fenton
Brand Olympic
Olympia
Wo Pharmacy
Puyal- Tup
GM executives reshuffle pair to vie for GM presidency
GM named Billiott Estes and Richard Terrell executive vice presidents in a top level shuffle. The moves place the pair in line to succeed President Edward Cole upon his retirement in September 1974. New division chiefs were also named, with DeLorean, McDonald, Caserio, and Mair stepping into GM leadership roles.
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New York
General Motors
Monday
Billiott M.pete Estes
Richard L. Terrell
Edward N. Cole
Estes
Terrell Weit
Reuben R. Jenson
Car and Truck Group
John Z. DeLorean
Chevrolet
Jenson
GMI
F. James McDonald
Pon- Vne
Martin J. Casezio
GMC
Pontiac
Alex C. Mair
Caserio
McDonald
Mair
Harold G. Warner
Warner
Nice
Terrell
Traffic killer to the FAIPEL sentenced to death
Chang Chien-ping was sentenced to death for fatally injuring a two year old boy by hitting him with a car and driving for five hours before the victim died. The case highlights a fatal traffic incident attributed to the defendant and state-imposed capital punishment.
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Faipel
UPI
Chang Chien-ping
Newark Evening News to Cease Publication This Week
The Newark Evening News, once the city's largest daily, announced it will cease publication with Thursday editions. Officials cited financial pressures from a lengthy strike and reduced circulation after 1971. The paper, bought in 1570 by Media General, had sold parts of its assets to the Star Ledger group, and editorial headcount fell from 219 to 135.
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Newark
Evening News
New Jersey
Puliticasn
Media General of
Richmond, Va
Scudder
The
Morning Ledger Co
Star-Ledger of
James Idema
Silt and Sund: Sunday Only Sale Ad Mixed
Fragmentary text shows an advertisement style note mentioning silt and sund items with a price like 582 and a Sunday only qualifier. The readable words imply a sale listing but details are unclear.
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Cary Aly
Reagan veto blocks Catalina pier loan approval
Gov. Reagan vetoed a 350000 state loan to Avalon for repairing the old Pleasure Pier, saying the bill would bypass statutory feasibility requirements. Assemblyman Vincent Thomas defended the project, urging an override, which would need two-thirds votes in both houses, a move never successful since 1946.
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Sacramento
Avalon
Reagan
Vincent Thomas
D-San Patila
Sta
Thomas
Poverty unit cutoff may be Thursday
Los Angeles Up I reports the county Economic and Youth Opportunities Agency funding cutoff may move up from December 31 to Thursday unless the EYOA board approves a four month extension of 2.7 million dollars. Angry board members refused to sign Monday, citing a clause that would halt funding after December 31, as EYOA’s current grant expires Thursday. The EYOA, created in 1965 after the Watts riot, is an umbrella agency for antipoverty programs in the county. Thomas H. Mercer, regional director of the Office of Economic Opportunity, said the EYOA would not be funded after this year due to management and tardiness in submitting proposals and data.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Economic and Youth, Opportunities Agency
EYOA
Mionday
HYOA
EYO
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T He Lot
Mow Products
Foe
Company
Richard . Gerstenburg
Cole
Thomas A. Murphey
Gerstenberg
Carlton
Menthol
Your Family
Lal
Monthre
Pam
Sun
Bixby Knolls
Atlantic Ave
Newspaper Guild
Press-Telegram
Toeaday
Vellina
Long
Catalina Pier
Rennes Ane
Scott Audio Corp
Alamitos
Gordons Gin
Oere
Gordon's
Vig
Ozite
Palazzo
ATCA
Aeneaea
Long Beach Blvd
North
Long Beach
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