Pay Board OK on big coal contract sparks inflation debate
The Pay Board approved a coal contract amid division among board members who said they would have joined the others in opposing the deal. Price Commission Chair Grayson warned wage and labor cost increases could curb price hikes, with rulings possible on a company basis. The move follows Nixon Phase 2 rules and comes as inflation concerns loom. The article also notes ongoing price requests from steel and other industries and a rise in living costs across major areas, including Los Angeles.
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Nixon
Sarlier
G. Jackson Grayson
Price Commission
Grayson
Senate Banking Committee
House Banking Committee
Jahor Department
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Suzanne Sadowsky
Federal Bureau of Labor Statistics
Orange Counties
Cordiing
Miss Sadowsky
Lovd
Toiay
Washington
Bethlehem Stest
Republic
Youngstown Steel Companies
Chrysler Corp
Nixon presses Phase 2 as labor scene cools at rally
Nixon defended Phase 2 of his economic plan before labor leaders led by Meany during a convention. He praised Viet Nam policies, defense, and foreign talks with China and the Soviet Union, arguing trips aim at future generations, not elections. He noted Phase 1 success and signaled moves to Phase 2 amid mixed applause and audience reactions.
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Organized Labor
Vietnam
Canevos
America
China
Soviet Union
Meany
United States
Washington
Farida
Neal Ball
John F. Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
White House
Althugh Nixon
Action Line confusion over meat sources and credit card theft
Readers debate if meat labeled whale or porpoise comes from wild mustangs or dolphins. A separate submission details credit card theft and mistaken billing by Atlantic Richfield after a purse theft, with guidance on stopping forged charges.
Foster parents group coords Christmas gifts for LA County orphans
California Foster Parents Association coordinates Christmas gifts for orphans in Los Angeles County. Local contact is Mrs Felix Creen, B60-2839, Southern Regional vice president, Cerritos.
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Ulis Areae
California Foster Parents Association
Los Angeles County
Felix Creen
Cerritos
Southern
China detonates atmospheric nuclear blast at Lop Nor
The Atomic Energy Commission reported a 20 kiloton atmospheric test at Lop Nor in Sinkiang. It followed China and UN voting developments, and may indicate work on compact warheads for planes or missiles. Debris could drift toward Japan, Pacific, and North America. China and France have not signed the limited test ban treaty.
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Washington
UPI
China
Sinkiang Province
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Peking
Ching
U.N. General Assembly
U.N
Tang Ming-chui
Japan
Pacific Ocean
North America
France
United States
Amchitka Island
ADC
Lop Nor Praying Ground
Riots in Tokyo as 1785 arrested amid park blaze
Amid clashes in central Tokyo, radicals attacked with fire bombs burning twin restaurants near Hibiya Park in front of the Imperial Palace. Police reported 1785 arrests in Tokyo and 1855 nationwide while 16 police and 10 civilians were injured and a guard died of a heart attack. Large groups clashed in Ginza and Shibuya with tear gas, steel pipes, and Molotov cocktails, hundreds detained, and police helicopters and riot squads reinforcing key sites including the U.S. Embassy. Congress-like operations continued as 500 students were rounded up and city streets filled with onlookers. In Geneva, the WHO cited a spike of influenza in Warsaw, with 10,000 cases by Nov 27.
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U.S
Okinawa
PPAR
Hibiya Park
Imperial Palace
Ginza
Shibuya
Geneva
World Health Organization
Warsaw
Hong Kong
Children vanish case linked to Florida sale bid
Anderson Indiana stepfather Jimmie Davis says he will raise funds to travel to Florida with his estranged wife Dorothy Cox Davis after learning two men in Jacksonville, Florida offered their children Theresa Ann Cox three and Robert Cox two for sale for seven thousand dollars and a used car. Davis describes his wife leaving November 4 with all three children and notes a sister was at the home that day with two women and a man matching a suspect description. Oklahoma City, Davis believes one suspect is heavyset with dark hair. William O Hara, 37, and Robert Westenhauer, 22, are charged in the case.
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Jimmie D. Davis
Dorothy Cox Davis
Jacksonville
Oklahoma City
Florida
Davis
William O'Hare
Okahoma City
O'Hara
Robert Westenhauer
Theresa Ann Cox
Robert Cox
Duval County
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Friends of Animals Inc
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Action Line
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