Inflation leaves many Americans worse off says AP poll
A wide Associated Press survey across 400 adults shows most feel inflation has eroded purchasing power. Respondents from Michigan to California cite higher house costs, taxes, and daily expenses, with some calling for price controls or war-time spending cuts. Several individuals report being better off than years ago, but the majority express concern over rising prices and wage strain.
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Honolulu
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Kennedy pleads for surtax bill delay in Senate hearing
Treasury Secretary David Kennedy seeks expedited handling of the House passed income surtax bill through the Senate Finance Committee led by Chairman Russell Long. Kennedy urges broad reform hearings and warns against tying tax reform to broader inflation control measures, saying delay risks confidence and momentum.
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CAB Approves New Commercial Routes
Washington AP reports the Civil Aeronautics Board granted new air routes amid Southwest and Midwest service adjustments. American, Delta, Frontier, Braniff, and Southern Airlines won authority for routes including Dallas to Detroit, San Antonio to Chicago, and Memphis to St Louis with conditions and immediate effectiveness. Kennedy pressed bankers to resist further prime rate hikes amid inflation.
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New Flight Deal Offered Between Six Cities
American Airlines launched a new noHistop service linking San Antonio, Chicago, Detroit, Indianapolis, and St. Louis. The CAB delayed start from Monday to secure petitions and granted an exemption to protect existing travelers from transport gaps, per R A Houx Jr, the San Antonio manager. Final CAR ruling pending.
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Death of guitarist Brian Jones linked to alcohol and drugs
In EAST GRINSTEAD England at a pool at his home Brian Jones 28 a guitarist for the Rolling Stones was found dead after a late night swim under the influence of alcohol and drugs Friends say he had been drinking a coroner noted the drowning followed immersion in fresh water and liver related issues Investigating officers heard from Janet Lawson Frank Thorngood and Anna Vantin who aided Jones after the swim but he died before hospital arrival
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Michigan Coeds Slaying Ties Point To Suspect Bishop
Ann Arbor police say a 50 50 link exists between three University of Michigan coed killings with the latest victim Margaret Phillips 25. Ernest L. Bishop Jr. 28 who was freed from prison last December is accused of murdering the third girl. Bishop who knew Phillips lived with sociology professor Dr Thomas Mayer who helped place him in Ann Arbor for three months after release. Police seek a 22 caliber pistol reportedly thrown into the Huron River by an acquaintance of Bishop. Four other killings in the area since August 1969 were linked by authorities as similar, non repeatable facts.
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NASA Grants Texas A&M 68900 For Oceanographer Research
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration awarded Texas A&M University a grant valued at 68 900 dollars to support ongoing research in oceanography and spacecraft oceanography. The program focuses on capability development and continued study of oceanographic instruments and data collection methods.
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Early Budget Vote Sought in July Legislature Session
The Texas House Appropriations Committee met downtown over steak and fries to lay groundwork for an early two-year budget plan. State agencies seek extra requests beyond the original two-year bill, including a 6.4 percent across the board pay raise for state employees and a 3.4 percent increase for other items. The Budget Board will compile these requests into a two-year budget proposal, aligning with the House framework. Governor veto action not fully clear in this excerpt.
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Solon Eyes Treasure List In Indiana Shipwreck Case
Texas lawmaker Rep Cavness seeks sworn statements from divers and officials to verify recovered treasure from a sunken Spanish galleon off South Padre Island. Judge Martineau hear injunction vs Platova Ltd as Gov Pres ton Smith urged protection of wreck sites and a state antiquities body.
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