Johnson Seeks Price Stability and Cautions on Inflation
President Johnson outlined a plan to curb inflation through restraint by workers and business, warning that widespread wage and price increases could trigger a inflationary spiral. He forecast modest economic growth in 1967 with lower interest rates and more mortgage money to spur housing, while stressing shared responsibility from labor and management.
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Reagan Delays UC Probe Amid Budget Clash
Gov. Reagan indefinitely postponed a probe into the University of California and criticized plan changes as budget talks with the state college system intensified. Chancellor Dumke opposed cuts while Reagan pressed for tuition to fund rising enrollment and ongoing budget battles.
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UPI
Ronald Reagan
State College
Usal Itans
Glenn S. Dumke
State Finance
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Reagar
Albert J. Rufio
San Dose
Reagan
Delays Granted in Multistate Mortgage Fraud Case
Seven men and three corporations won delays in US district court arraignments over a multimillion dollar mortgage fraud scheme spanning ten states. Billy Subin of Huntington Beach pled innocent to one count of conspiracy to violate securities and mail fraud statutes.
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U.S
Man With a Pistol Photo Incident at Oregon Store
In Eugene, Harald Peterli, 25, was arrested after a store manager found a camera jammed with photos showing a man allegedly painting a pistol at the camera. Police charged him with carrying a weapon, following hours later arrest.
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Harald Peterli
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Hime
Joliet Teachers Defy Court Strike Amid Snowblockade
Joliet educators from Local 604 of the American Federation of Teachers walked picket lines resisting a court injunction ordering them back to class. Will County deputy sheriffs worked through heavy snow trying to serve the order as teachers at the high schools and junior college maintained the strike Wednesday.
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Te American Federation of Teachers
Efficiency Experts Time Turkish Bath Bonus Probe
In Liverpool England efficiency experts secretly observed naked men on Wednesday to measure how long it takes them to undress, use a steam bath, and redress. The study aimed to form a fair formula for distributing incentives tied to Turkish bath attendance. One customer called it a humorous lark.
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Eng
Howe
Berkeley at Sather Gate Whirl of Signs and Sandals
On the Berkeley campus daily groups gather at Sather Gate near Sproul Hall. Students and nonstudents mingle among banners petitions and tables selling items from impeach Reagan buttons to Judaic literature. The scene blends politics religion and campus life under the sun.
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Clark Kerr
University of California
Sproul Hall
Ronald Reagan
BeLOit artist Laura Neese dies at 77
Laura Neese widow of E H Meese Sr longtime BeLoit Corp leader died Tuesday at age 77. A philanthropist and painter her water color works were displayed in galleries across the United States.
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Beloit, Wis
Laura Neese
E. H. Meese Sr
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Beloit Corp
Snowstorm halts travel across midlands with heavy snow
Snow blanketed much of the Midlands and parts of Illinois Indiana Missouri and Michigan causing road closures and vehicle pileups. In Paw Paw Michigan eight inches fell. Chicago visibility dropped to a block and a roof collapsed in a three story building. Schools closed and workers stayed home as drivers abandoned cars and expressways froze. Hazardous conditions spread to Colorado Arizona and New Mexico with power outages and emergency calls.
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Burglars Hit Tunnel Workers Union Safe in Vancouver
The Tunnel and Rock Workers Union in downtown Vancouver faced repeated break ins. On May 24 thieves stole 250 dollars from the office safe, prompting a new safe purchase. A September 24 break damaged the safe, and January 24 saw thieves steal the 150 pound safe and 2300 dollars, with no clear remedy yet decided.
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Rock Workers
Borelats
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Sukarno Backers Barred in Jakarta
Jakarta military commander Maj. Gen. Amir Machmud barred pro Sulaeno student demonstrations. A Nationalist Party student front spokes man said they planned mass protests at the presidential palace to pledge loyalty to the president.
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