Community Cleanup in Villa Coronado Mobilizes Youth
Miguel Delgado leads Villa Coronado Community Council in a major cleanup with Kelly Air Force Base city of San Antonio and Bexar County. Youth Council members assist in hauling debris while Air Force city and county trucks transport waste to Somerset dump. residents seek annexation for services.
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Doris Wright
Villa Coronado
San Antonio
Jef
Miguel Delgado
Kelly Air Force Base
San Anonio
Reynaldo de la Garza
Chaiman
League of United Latin American Citizens’ Health Cooamittes
Villa Carenadd
Air Force
Somerset
Willy Carqnado
Delgado
de la Garza
Hirohito and Nixon Eye Asian Summit Prospects
Grace Bassett reports from San Clemente that President Nixon hints at resumed Asian summits including a possible meeting with Emperor Hirohito and discussions of a broader round of conferences as preparations for a China trip advance. He also notes potential talks with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko.
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Uegion
San Clemente
Nixon
Hirokama
Alaska
China
Peking
Andrei Gromykl
Japan
Nix-strek
Hirahito
National Panel Flags Nixon Wage Price Freeze
The Democratic statement denounces President Nixon over the wage price freeze and profits policy, condemning the administration for ignoring dividends and interest rates while praising the freeze for wages. It cites Wall Street windfall profits and predicts a large corporate tax bonanza from investment credits and depreciation, and notes tensions with Japan and Asia policy.
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Sania Ei Co
Nixon
Imen
Secretary of the Treasury
John Connally
Afl-Cio
Afl|cio
George Meany
Wall Street
Walter Heller
Democratic Party
Soviet Union
Henry Jackson
George McGovern
Temperar
Anchorage
Ronald Ziegler
Cit Pacific
Mayors urge tougher gun laws after New York shootings
UPI report notes anger from Mayor Lindsay after a spate of fatal and near fatal gun incidents in New York City. Four deaths include a 72 year old and a wife, with several injured. Officials call for stronger controls to curb violence and prevent more shootings across boroughs.
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New York
UPI
John ¥. Lindsay
Brooklyn
Randy Merchings
Staten Island
Price rice Freeze Builders 'Stuck With Profits' By DORIS WRIGHT
About 300 youths mostly black marched two miles in a poor Washington neighborhood to protest President Nixon's wage price freeze. Contractors face excess profits on pre-freeze contracts as standard wage increases lag and bids were based on earlier wage scales.
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Doris Wright
Nixon
San Antonio Building Trades Council
Senior Citizens Council
James Martin
Price Rice Freeze Builders
Washington
UPI
Rbid
Washington Public Library
Martin
Ebout
Cill
IRGA
Refs Council
Granada
Society
Sds
Building Trades Council
San Antonio
Grant
White House
New War Tactics Unveiled By 1st Cavalry Division
San Antonio IRS office to host nine service and compliance centers under Nixon wage price freeze. Maj. Gen. James PasnSmith notes TRICAP plan testing this year with three phase system including radar tank, armored tank, and high speed helicopter. Public inquiries and investigations to be handled by TRS. military briefing cites mid intensity warfare preparation and air mobility advances.
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San Antonio
Internal Revenue Service
R. L. Phinney
Phinney
Wayne Morton
Army Calvery
T Information Service
IRS
Rustin
San Antoro
Austin
Ramy
James
Pasn
Houston
Harlingen
Wacd
Iano
C. Smith
Pene
Corpus Christ
Ininnely
Ft. Wood
TRS
Nixon
Korea
Vietnam
Calvery
Palacio del Rio
Smith
Viet- Tin
Department of the Army
Europe
Zeveral
U.S
America
Grenades Kill Eight at Manila Rally
A crowded Manila rally turned deadly as hand grenades exploded during a campaign event. Eight bystanders died and about a hundred were injured, with Sen Sergio Osmena Jr. among the seriously wounded. Police checked hospitals for casualties. President Marcos called it a national tragedy and promised a full investigation.
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Manila
UPI
Liberal Party
Ferdinand E. Mar Vos
Sen
Sergio Osmena Jr
Marcos
Nixon previews sweeping economic policy to top aides
About 43 hours before his national address President Nixon outlined a broad plan crafted at Camp David with Treasury Secretary Connally and economy advisers. The package aimed at wage and price controls, tax changes, and dollar devaluation to combat a decade of inflation and weak growth. The plan, described as the most comprehensive in four decades, would require congressional action and tax changes effective soon.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Camp David
Maryland
Ant HourJong
White House
Tee
Treasury
John 5
Connally
Calder Pote
Congress
Camp David Menting
Cost of Living Council
Kennneth Baa
Mitcheel Bradfield
Treasury Department
John Ehrlichman
H. R. Haldeman
Rosé Mary Woods
Marge Acker
Shultz
Weber
Laurel Cabin
Aspen Lodge
Mos
Safire
Shhultz
Ralph Nader
Joint Economic Committee
Nailer
Sten
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dan David
Stola
Budget Deficit Seen Surpassing Forecast Amid White House Efforts
A White House briefing indicates the federal budget deficit this fiscal year will exceed the $11.6 billion official forecast and approach $20 billion, with aides and subcommittees actively drafting responses and contingency plans as Nixon pushes a new economic program.
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Washington
UPI
Joint Congressional Committee On
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Villa Trenchese
Tria
Angel Peraz
Robert Pugh
James Maltin
Wades
Freeze Center
Thcap
Tricap
Mons
Roger
James C. Smith
1St Cavalry Division
Fi Hood
Frank J. Culley
USA
1St Cavalry Association
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Reserve System
George P. Shultz
William Safire
Vault A. Volcker
Yr G. Peterson
Caspar W. Weinberger
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