Phase II of Nixon wage price freeze outlined by Hodgson
Labor Secretary Hodgson says formal consultations with five groups organized labor business agriculture state and local governments and consumers will shape Phase II of the Nixon wage price freeze before the 90 day period ends. Officials suggest a thaw after Phase I and discuss public opinion influence on future price controls.
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Associated Press
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Leopold dies at 65 after thrill murder saga
Nathan Leopold, famed for the 1924 Loeub Loeb thrill killing, dies in San Juan Puerto Rico at 65. He served parole in 1958 after a long sentence, lived as a lab tech and later a fireman, married in 1941, and was involved in malaria drug tests and scholarly work before his parole saga.
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Nathan F. Leopold
Richard Loeb
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Nathan Leopold
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Hich
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Santurce
San Juan
Ilinois
Chicago
South Side
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Leopard
Loel
Adlai Stevenson
Two Senior Officers To Testify This Week In Henderson Trial
Two senior officers from Task Force Barker are set to testify this week in the Col Oran Henderson case as Maj Charles Calhoun and Capt Eugene Konich join 26 prosecution witnesses. Calhoun, once operations officer for Barker, faces war crime charges alongside Henderson and others from My Lai misconduct.
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Harry F. Rosenthal
T. Meade
Army
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Charles €. Calhoun
Eugene ¥. Konich
Henderson
Calhoun
Barker
Kotouch
My Jaile
Yiet
Aegert
Giroups
Tate Barker
Charlie Campary
York Calhoun
Task Force Command Center
Midimarnine
Spt
Dennis KR. Vasquez
Maj. Calhoun
Task Force Barker
Katouch
William L. Calley Tr
Charlie Company
Calley
My Lai
Dollar Dives to New Low in Paris and Tokyo Markets
The dollar fell to new lows on Paris and Tokyo exchanges as official parity shifts and quiet trading pushed rates down. In Paris banks quoted 5.34 to 5.70 francs per dollar with volume under $100 million, while Tokyo traded around 341 yen per dollar amid a bank holiday.
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U.S
Paris
France
Sys
Zurich
Frank
Fort
Tokyo
Dolar
Deelers
Frankfurt
Dell
Hong Kong Crewmen Stuck Aboard tanker in Baltimore Harbor
Twenty eight Hong Kong crewmen remain aboard the Wingslay Trader in Baltimore as immigration delays prevent disembarkation. Eleven Chinese crewmen have jumped ship. two have been recaptured, with several fearing for their safety. Tensions rise over food, treatment, and delays as the Filipino captain seeks to leave eventually and crew await departure.
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Baltimore Harbor
Baltimore
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America
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Baltimore Sun
Marino Villagracia
U.S
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Palice
Cathay
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Villagracia
Rac
Chun
Jays
Hong Kane
Greek ferry captain charged in Italian ferry disaster deaths
Italian police arrested Captain Dimitrios Antipas of the burned-out Heleanna as he attempted to leave Italy on another Greek ship. He faces homicide charges for the Adriatic ferry fire near Brindisi that killed at least 26, with survivors accusing him of overloading the vessel and abandoning ship. His wife Anastasia briefed reporters, saying he fled the cabin in his clothing and later planned to sail back to Greece.
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Italy
Ita Ian
Heleanna
Ialy
Brindisi
Adriatic
Dimitrios Antipas
An Lipas
Antipas
Forr
Anastasia
Greece
Atinas
Stock Market Prices Slow in Moderate Trading
In New York the Dow Jones average of 90 industrials rose to 908.51 as advances barely outweighed declines on the NYSE. Analysts say investors weigh unknown effects of new U S economic policy and the looming 90 day wage and price freeze expiration.
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Navy York iStock Exchange
U.S
Blend fabrics and sewing services at Trimble Center
By Mary Rice the article explains fabric blends joining fibers before spinning into yarn or twisting yarns to form a durable easy care material. It notes the Trimble Holiday Acts Shopping Center offers sewing supplies, Vogue patterns and service with hours and a focus on quality stock and experienced staff.
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P. Coates
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