Rising GOP discontent with Nixon but lack of numbers
A43 Associated Press report notes growing conservative dissatisfaction with President Nixon yet a shortage of concrete numbers for a party revolt. Alaskan GOP chair Bramstedt says conservatives will back a winner, while Rep. Ashbrook challenges Nixon, risking mild shifts or broader conservative anger affecting Democrats as well.
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Associated Press
Washington
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GOP
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Bramstedt
Rep
John M. Ash
Buckley
Jones and Laughlin recalls 2000 workers at Pittsburgh Works
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp plans to recall about 2000 of 4000 furloughed workers in the coming weeks to revitalize its Pittsburgh Works and boost competitiveness. Some recalls may involve downgrading pay through job classification changes, with exact numbers not yet determined. Meanwhile union officials prepared a silent read of badge numbers for workers facing permanent job loss.
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Three car crash near Prospect Heights kills five
Five people died and two were injured in a Wednesday night three car collision on Illinois 83 near Prospect Heights. Victims include Donn L. MacKay 49 and Nona 48 his wife Linda Burgy 17 Diane Smith 16 and Ann Hoffmeister 41. Richard Hoffmeister in critical condition and Robert Hoffmeister 9 listed in good condition.
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Prospect Heights
Chicago
Donn L. MacKay
Nona
Northbrook
Linda Mae Burgy
Mount Prospect
Diane M. Smith
Arlington Heights
Ann Hoffmeister
Rent hikes may be illegal organizer says
A Rent Advisory Board member and head of a nationwide tenants group urged renters to withhold rent increases due January 1 1972 citing new Price Commission rules as potentially invalid. She said explanations will be issued to clarify guidelines and emphasized not paying increases under prior rules.
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Rent Advisory Board
Price Commission
Commission
Rose Wylie
One American Killed in Action in Vietnam
U S Command reports one American killed in action in Vietnam last week the lowest weekly toll in nearly seven years. Maj Chester Hanson said the toll matches the week ending March 1 1965 before the big troop buildup. Last week also saw five American nonhostile deaths and 29 wounded in action with 15 nonhostile deaths.
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Saigon
U. S
Vietnam
Chester Hanson
Nixon aides make stop in Honolulu on China trip
The White House advance party for President Nixon’s Peking visit arrived in Honolulu for a two day layover. Led by Ronald L. Ziegler and Brig. Gen. Alexander Haig Jr. the group plans technical arrangements and coverage for the trip to Shanghai and Hangchow after Peking. Major John Schutes of Elkhart, Indiana travels with the delegation, along with network representatives.
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Pacific
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Alexander M. Haig Jr
Shanghai
Hangchow
Maj
John Schutes
Elkhart
Ind
Pasadena ready for 70th Tournament of Roses
Pasadena braces for the 70th Tournament of Roses with 59 floats 23 bands 200 equestrians and about 2 500 participants in the parade. Michigan faces Stanford in the Rose Bowl as taxpayers weigh the cost against publicity and tourism.
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Michigan
Stanford University
Stanford
America
Max Colwell
Charles F. Holder
California
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