Cost of living edged up by clothing prices
Washington reports a 0.3 percent rise in consumer prices in October, driven by higher clothing costs. Government data show inflation at about 2.7 percent over six months, with used cars, health insurance, and property taxes cited as contributing factors.
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Washington
Labor Department
Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Nixon
Inivean
Star
Ocean
Los Angeles
Orange Countie
Kissinger Opens Second Secret Meeting on Vietnam Peace
Paris suburb villa near Paris Gi Sur Yvette hosts Kissinger and Tho for a second secret talks on cease fire. They discuss draft terms while Thieu seeks clearer conditions and a special envoy to relay Thien’s objections. Rogers meets Sharp on multi nation group supervision.
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Paris
Lienry A. Kissinger
North Vietnam
le Duc Tho
Gi- Sur-Yvette
Communist Party
Kissinger
Tho
Pham Dang Lam
Saigon
Manoi
Viet Cong
Nixo
Nordh Vietnamese
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Taen
Thien
William P. Rogers
Mitchell Sharp
Canada
Indonesia
Poland
Hungary
CBS CBA dispute delays soap and news lineup
Judge rules today on CBS issue as soaps face reruns and limited new episodes through the week. The Sonny and Cher show remains the immediate problem with one new episode ready. CBS seeks replacements, while Cronkite rests after minor neck procedure and a search for a new nightly anchor continues.
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CBS
Jst
Maude
Bill Cosby
Cosby
Bridget Loves
Bernie
Cannon
Iun
APTRA
Arnold Zenker
CBS Evening News
Zenkers
Zenker
AFTRA
Walter Cronkite
Networks
Cronkite
Roger Mudil
Legal Advice On Late Fees And Door To Door Sales
A reader asks if landlords can charge late fees and how to contest them. Experts say charges are valid only if in the lease and commonly capped at about $10. without written provision, the fee lacks legal basis. The column also notes complaints about Publishers Service Co of California and advises caution with door to door magazine sales.
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Lakewood
Eugene Li. Zeehmeister
Apartment Association
Southern California
Publishers Service Co
California
Sausalito
A.S
Long Beach
Action Line
San Francisco
Better Business Breau
Yours Alout
Talks Near on U S Cuba Hijacking Pact
The United States plans indirect talks with Cuba this week to forge a broad hijacking pact. Swiss diplomats will relay proposals and clarifications as Havana seeks to reopen negotiations, citing past 1969 70 talks and Cuban insistence on tied prisoner exchanges. Cuban authorities have declined to return hijackers on a Southern Airways jetliner, saying they will be tried in Cuba.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Cuba
State Department
Ilavanz
U.S
Havana
Charles W. Brayell
Southern Airways
Israeli Syrian Border Skirmish Heats Golan Heights Clash
Israeli and Syrian aircraft and tanks trade fire along the ceasefire line on the Golan Heights in the latest flare up since August. Egyptian efforts for unified action loom as Arab ministers discuss responses. Syrian MIGs reportedly under Syrian command, Soviet arms deliveries rise, and Israeli raids hit bases and guerrilla camps. Two Israeli civilians wounded as shelling targets paramilitary settlements.
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Golan Heights
Israel
Mideast
Syria
Egypt
Middle East
Anwar Sadat
Ahmed Ismail
Ismail
Anwait
Beirut
Damasus
Golan
Anaheim officials urged to probe potential conflicts of interest
A grand jury urged Anaheim to investigate possible conflicts of interest involving Murdoch and Fiersall who had financial stakes in city project deals. No indictment was found as no state law was violated, and the inquiry should focus on standards of conduct and ethics for officials and strengthen City Ordinance 2703.
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State Attorney
Anaheim
W. A
Bill Thom
Grand Jury
Anahein
Navy probe shifts to San Diego
The House Armed Services subcommittee investigates race tensions in the Navy. It examines the Constellation demonstration where 123 sailors, mostly Black, walked out, and the Kitty Hawk riot with 21 sailors flown for civil counsel. Zumwalt defends policy, says no permissiveness exists. hearings remain closed to the public.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
North Island
House Armed Services
Navy
Washington
Zumwalt
Naval Operations
Subcommittee
Floyd V. Hicks
D-Wash
Hicks
Low rent high rise senior units planned in Long Beach
A senior citizen low rent high rise is under construction at Pacific Avenue and Seventh Street Long Beach. Applicants must be 62 or older and single tenants must earn no more than $5805 annually while married couples may earn up to $6490. Ambulatory tenants only. Waiting list available via sponsor South Hills Baptist Church and Academy West Covina. Completion slated May with tentative rents about 99 to 118 dollars. Financed by a federal HUD loan.
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Action Line
Pacific Avenue
Seventh Street
M.L
Long Beach
South Hills Baptisl Church and Academy
Francisquito Ave
West Covina
Calif
Federal Housing and Urban Development Program
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Henry Kissinger
Sahme
Murdoch
Fiersall
Navy Probe
San Diego
W. C. Daniel
D-Va
Alexander Pirnie
R-N.y
Suest AS
Odoley
Dooley’s
Custers Living Center
Dooley’s Hardware Mart
eeeAmee Ley
Bankamericard
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