Ports Still Picketed on Pacific Coast
On the Pacific Coast ports a walkout continued as federal mediation hopes rose in New York. Chicago and San Francisco hearings were set to resolve cooling-off issues, while a coal strike and dockworker actions stretched nationwide.
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Pacific Coast
Nixon
New York
San Francisco
Chicago
West Coast
Agriculture
Glifford M. Hardin
Japan
United States
Spencer Willams
United Mine Workers
W. A.tony Boyle
Strick
Chitago
Richard Gladstein
International Longshoreman’s and Warehouseman's Union
Pacific Maritime Association
Gulf Coast
ILA
ACTION LINE helps clear tangled credit and travel questions
Readers seek help with insurance proceeds exempt amounts, estate tax thresholds, and a credit card scam. ACTION LINE resolves a Houston credit card center issue, guides customs registration for foreign-made items, and explains pastel coloring for calla lilies with vendor details and cruise options for amateur sailors aboard square rigged ships.
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Enco
Niland
Calif
Ani Enco
Rumble Credit Card Center
Houston
Tex
Action Line
J.O.S
Cypress
Moris Jutecka
Humble Crouté Card Center
Garden Grove
Shenandoah Gut
Martha's Vineyard
Mass
Hrigentine Kergancé
St. Thomas
Virgin Islands
Robert Douglas
Shenandoah
Ink
Action Linic
Sena
West Indies
Windjammer Cruises
Miani Beach
Fla
Anathie Schootics
Bill of Rights
Newport
Roi
Sea Media Associating
Kil
Woman presumed dead found alive in coffin in Bangkok
A 66 year old malaria victim in Prachin province was believed dead and placed in a coffin for a week before neighbors discovered she was still breathing. Dr Archipsmaytr said the case involved a Buddhist temple, with the survivor in serious condition.
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Bangkok
UPI
Pos
Wimen
Jay
Sant Archipsmaytr
Hoe Chuthesore
Prachyap
Himal
Phase 2 Freeze Plans Scramble Across Economic View
The article outlines early Phase 2 freeze ideas with debated wage guidelines and potential cost of living allowances. It notes productivity rising about 3 percent annually and questions enforcement. Government sources say the Cost of Living Council, reconstituted by Nixon, may lead policy, while labor seeks a wage price review board and voluntary Phase 2 participation.
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U.S
Cost of Living Council
Nixon
Price freeze hits Halloween candy makers in Chicago
Candymakers face a price freeze as Halloween looms. Officials told them on Wednesday that candy prices must stay at the rate that prevailed between Halloween and early November, creating a tight margin for producers in Chicago.
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Chicago
UPL
Rebozo's Federal Aid Claims Faced SBA Scrutiny
Newsday reports that Robert Rebozo and partner Arthur Olson obtained a Monroe Abstract and Title Co loan amid questioned concessions from SBA staff. The piece alleges favorable words from SBA Miami administrator Thomas Butler and notes prior profits from a Miami shopping center project benefiting Cuban merchants.
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SBA
Rebozo
Newsday
Monroe Abstract and Title Co
Arthur Olson
Thomas A. Butler
Miami
Buyler
C. ¥. W. Trice Jr
Florida
Army Corps of Engineers
Biscayne National Monument
A. F. G. Westcott
Rebaxo
Westcod
Key Biscayne
Montechito Hills Fire Destroys Homes Blazing Heat
Hundreds evacuated as a prolonged heat wave sparked a major fire in the Montecito Summerland area. Homes valued at 360,000 each burned. many residents fled with livestock including 35 horses moved to Santa Barbara Polo Club. Evacuation centers opened, though most evacuees stayed with friends. Owner William Hesthal, a painter, lamented losses.
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Montecito-Summerland
Santa Barbara
Polo Club
Ward Warren Show Grounds
Frenchy Carpenteria
Nixon stands firm on Banuelos pick
President Nixon remains steadfast on the nomination of Romana Banuelos as U.S. treasurer despite recent raids at her Ramona’s Food Products plant in Southern California. Immigration agents reported 36 Mexicans among workers and unions noted prior raids. Senator Long said the events have not helped her confirmation.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Nixon
Romana A. Banuelos
U.S
Mrs. Banuelos
Immigration Service
Russell B. Tung
D-La
Long
Senate Finance Committee
Baruclos
Ramona’s Food Products Co
United States
Mexico
Kristovich and Nephew Indicted in Asset Case
A county grand jury indicted ousted Public Administrator Baldo M. Kristovich on 24 counts including conflict of interest conspiracy embezzlement theft and perjury. His nephew Joseph Louis Vicelja 35 Harbor City resident and county road employee faces multiple charges including conspiracy conflict of interest embezzlement grand theft and receiving property obtained by theft.
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Baldo M. Keristovich
Joseph Louis Vicelja
Harbor
Vicelja
Kristovich
County Road Department
Lves
Fotesta Drive
Hachor City
Vicella
Zeila P. Dodd
Dodd
Vicela
San Bernardino County
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