Nixon's golf outing and women's Army band case
President Nixon played golf at Los Angeles Country Club then flew from San Clemente to join businessmen. Meanwhile, Helen Gillespie of Miami seeks to join the Women’s Army Corps band despite a male only waiver rule, supported by NOW. Edmond O'Brien is hospitalized in guarded condition after illness during filming. Texas student stranded in Europe may get half-price Pan Am tickets funded by veteran Robert Dunn. The Rolling Stones sue former manager Allen Klein and related entities for 20 million dollars in Manhattan Supreme Court.
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Okun urges wage price limits after freeze policy review
Washington economist Arthur M. Okun proposed wage increases be capped at just over 5 percent after the Hiay wage price freeze and urged price hikes of 1 to 2 percent to curb inflation. He backed rolling back flagrant increases and freezing them, criticized tax relief plans, and warned against expanding depreciation and payroll tax cuts. He endorsed Nixon tax proposals only if revenue is preserved and called the wage price freeze a new era while unions warned of labor concessions amid idle ships and stalled contracts.
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Gunfire Outside Pittsburgh Police Station Injures Three
Three people were shot in a volley of gunfire outside Pittsburgh's Precinct Station 2 in the Hill District. Sgt. Harold Friedman, 47, was in critical condition with a stomach wound at Mercy Hospital. John Mangum, 26, also in critical condition, was under arrest on an open charge. Walter Bailey, 77, a bystander, was wounded in the leg and treated at Presbyterian University Hospital. his injuries were not serious. A University of Pittsburgh worker, Dennis Casey, witnessed the scene and described the chaotic moments as officers tended to the wounded.
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Deny Rift in Ranks on Busing Controversy
White House moves to present a united front on desegregation busing after Richardson meets Nixon. HEW chief stresses agreement with the president that federal action should be limited to the minimum necessary, following Nixon’s Aug. 3 directive against a wide Austin busing plan.
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