Nixon vows voluntary restraint while pushing oil price rollback
President Nixon urged voluntary wage and price restraint and ordered the Interior Department to boost offshore oil production to counter a 25 cent crude price rise. He pledged more deficit spending and easier credit to revive the sagging economy, signaling pressure on business and labor to curb inflation.
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Norman Kempster
NEW York
UPI
Nixon
Senate
House
Department of Interior
Nixori
Pope Paul VI Ends Historic Asia Journey
Pope Paul VI returned to Vatican City after a dramatic nine day trip covering 29 000 miles through eight Asian and Pacific lands. The journey began with an assassination attempt in Manila and concluded with mass in a Colombo pagoda. About 150 people greeted him in St. Peter's Square as his plane landed at 4 33 a.m.
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UPI
Paul VI
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Colombo
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Leonardo da Vinci Airport
Pacific
Two U S C123 Planes In South Vietnam Crashes
Search teams recovered the wreckage of a U S C123 in clouded mountains northeast of Saigon and found two badly injured survivors. Air Force Sgts. Gary L. Aldredge and Vincent Feirbrother were transported to Cam Ranh Bay with broken bones and exposure.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
South Vietnam
Air Force
Gary L. Aldredge
Navajo
Calif
Vincent Feirbrother
Riverside
R.I
Cam Ranh Bay
Aldredge
Girl Kept Prisoner Sees Improvement in Care
Susan Wiley, 13, once restrained to her room and fed only milk and pablum, has begun talking and eating solid food under therapy at a children's hospital. Irene Wiley, 50, faces felony child abuse charges. husband Clark Wiley faced charges but died by suicide before arraignment.
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Alhambra
UPI
Stephanie Heintran
Susan Wiley
Children’s Hospital
Susan
Navy oil slick heads farther out to sea off Florida
An oil slick formed by Navy sludge dumping moved farther from shore in the Atlantic about 60 miles east of Fernandina Beach. The Navy said winds and waves were breaking it into streaks and light patches and pushing it seaward, sparing northeast Florida beaches but possibly harming marine life.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Obituary: George S Bryan 51 of Phoenix
George Stanley Bryan 51 of 7726 East Thomas Phoenix died Thursday in Good Samaritan Hospital Phoenix He was formerly owner of National Shade Co and moved to the Valley in 1957 from Springfield Ohio An Army World War II veteran and Loyal Order of the Moose member he was born in Sidney Ohio Survivors include his wife Anne two sons Peter Kemp of Mesa and George of Scottsdale his mother a Phoenix brother and other relatives Friends may call after 1 PM Sunday at Messinger Mortuary Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery Phoenix
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E. Thomas
Good Samaritan Hospital
Phoenix
St. Barnabas On the Desert Episcopal Church
N. Mockingbird Lane
Mr. Bryan
National Shade Co
Springfield
Ohio
Loyal
Order of the Moose
Sidney
Anne
Peter Kemp
Mesa
George
Scottsdale
Stanley Bryan
Charles
Messinger Mortuary
Greenwood Cemetery
George Sanders Marries Zsa Zsa Gabor's Sister Magda
Actor George Sanders, ex husband of Zsa Zsa Gabor, wed Magda Gabor in a civil ceremony at India Municipal Court. Judge Claude Brown presided after a 4 45 p m license issue. The couple, honeymooning in Palm Springs, mark Sanders fifth marriage for both.
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UPI
George Sanders
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Gabor
Zsa Zsa
Magda
Chambers of India Municipal,Court
Claude Brown
Sanders
Benita Hume
Ronald Colman
Palm Springs
Eva
Black official may resign from HEW post
Washington sources report that James Farmer 50 longtime civil rights activist founder of CORE may resign as Assistant Secretary of Health Education and Welfare. Farmer declined comment but confirmed an appointment with President Nixon on Monday.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Israel weighs Nixon letter as peace talks loom
UPI reports Israeli leaders studied a secret Nixon letter that could restart Middle East peace talks. Golda Meir discussed its contents with government officials before the cabinet meeting. Al Ahram says Egypt boosted military readiness under a 1970 plan and seeks US assurances against resuming U2 flights. Palestinian guerrillas clash with Israeli forces in the Golan Heights. Al Fatah accuses Jordan of a premeditated move against Palestinian resistance.
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Egypt
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Syria
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Beirut
al Fatah
Salt
Zerqa
Scottsdale Teens Party At Home As Police Probe
A Scottsdale woman reports returning home to find about 40 juveniles at her residence for a party. Many were undressed and in beds when officers arrived. suspects fled the scene as police were called.
Sertoma Club flags duty boosts holiday display in Scottsdale
The Scottsdale Sertoma Club seeks merchants for a flag display service offering four flags per business on 10 holidays for ten dollars. Flags are installed at 6 a.m. and removed at 5 p.m. The drive aims for 360 flags this year, building on 320 placed last year, with Parada del Sol the next day as a recruitment milestone.
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Scottsdale Sertoma Club
Carl Wickes
Wickes
Daring daylight theft foiled at Los Angeles courthouse
Three men armed with screwdrivers attempted to steal 43.50 from a cigarette machine outside the Los Angeles County Courthouse Cafeteria as 200 law officers watched. Two sheriffs deputies turned away, but LAPD officers Montijo and Landry stopped the thieves before they fled with the loot.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Los_Angeles County
Ramon Montijo
Herman Landry
Two Scottsdale Men Rescued From Camelback Mountain Perch
Two Scottsdale men were lowered by ropes to safety Friday night from a precarious north side perch on Camelback Mountain after being stranded for more than two hours. Evvin Newman and Arnie Vandermele, both 20, were rescued by Central Arizona Mountain Rescue Association volunteers.
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Evin’ Newman
Mockingbird Lane
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Rosewood
Liane
Central Arizona Mountain Rescue Association
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Ro-Joy Janitorial Service
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